Blancart Misasa, a health-oriented inn located in Misasa Onsen, Tottori Prefecture, has unveiled its second new stay plan for fiscal 2026. The "Iikoko Daily Japanese Dinner Plan" offers 1 night with 2 meals starting from ¥11,550 (tax included; a separate bathing tax of ¥150 applies) and is available on weekdays from April through July 17, 2026.
The plan name plays on the Japanese phrase "Iikoko" (良い場所, meaning "a good place"), and is positioned as a budget-friendly way to experience the inn's signature radon hot spring alongside locally sourced, health-conscious cuisine.
Weekday Plan: Iikoko Daily Japanese Dinner (Multi-Night Stays Welcome)
Rate: From ¥11,550 per person for 1 night with 2 meals (consumption tax included; bathing tax of ¥150 per person per night not included)
Available period: April 2026 to July 17, 2026 (weekdays only)
Reservations are accepted from a single guest, making it accessible for solo travelers.
Weekend Sale – 5 Days
From April through May 2026, five Saturday nights are being offered at the same weekday pricing. Ordinarily, Saturday and holiday-eve pricing carries an additional ¥3,300 per person over the standard weekday rate, so this sale represents a substantial saving.
Eligible Saturdays:
- April: 11th, 18th, 25th (3 nights total)
- May: 9th, 16th (2 nights total)
The Iikoko Daily Japanese Dinner Plan is also available at the ¥11,550 weekday price on these five sale Saturdays.
Note: The Weekend Sale may end without prior notice.
Dinner Menu (Main Dish Rotates Daily)
The dinner focuses on simple, ingredient-led Japanese cooking. The full dinner menu includes:
- Side dish: Daily rotating
- Main (rotating A/B/C):
- A: Steamed pork and seasonal vegetables in bamboo steamer
- B: Simmered fresh fish
- C: Seasonal fish sashimi assortment (4 types)
- Warm dish: Chawanmushi (steamed egg custard)
- Soup: Daily rotating
- Pickles: 3-variety assortment
- Rice: Kinumusume variety from Misasa
- Fruit: One variety
Health-Focused Japanese Breakfast
Breakfast follows the same rotating A–C structure, with a focus on nutritional balance and local produce. The morning menu is designed to stay under 800 kcal total, using seasonal ingredients sourced from the surrounding region to deliver naturally flavorful, health-conscious Japanese dishes.
About Misasa Onsen
Misasa Onsen has a history of over 850 years, dating back to the Heian period. According to legend, a warrior named Okubo Samanojo spared an aged white wolf he encountered, and that night the deity Myoken Daibosatsu appeared in his dream to reveal the location of the hot spring as a reward.
The spring is renowned for its exceptionally high radon content, making it one of the world's leading radioactive hot springs. Local lore holds that bathing three mornings in a row restores one's vitality — reflected in the name "Misasa" (三朝, literally "three mornings"). The waters are said to be effective for conditions including bronchitis, rheumatoid arthritis, joint disorders, high blood pressure, diabetes, gout, and fatigue recovery, among others.
Spring type: Radioactive / Sodium-chloride spring; Radioactive / Simple spring
About Blancart Misasa
Blancart Misasa is positioned as a "health and wellness inn" that draws on the natural properties of Misasa Onsen. The inn uses its own hot spring source, which flows from a spring on the property grounds known as "Curie Square," to supply its large indoor baths.
Address: 388-1 Misasa, Misasa-cho, Tohaku-gun, Tottori Prefecture 682-0123
TEL: 0858-43-2211
Website: https://www.blancart.jp
Access: Approximately 60 minutes by car from the Innoshō IC on the Chugoku Expressway
Large Bathing Area
The baths are supplied directly from the inn's own source, allowing guests to enjoy the full warmth and water quality of Misasa's radon-rich spring.
Radon Hot Air Bath (Unique to Blancart Misasa)
Blancart Misasa offers a dedicated "radon hot air bath" (radon nekki-yoku) facility designed to absorb the radon content through inhalation as well as immersion. This facility is said to be unique among the many inns in Misasa Onsen.
