Yunokami onsen

Have anyone been to Aizu-wakamatsu area? I plan to stay a night at the Yunokami onsen after the scenic train ride from the above city to Aizu-tajima.Can anyone give some help or advise? Any ryokan that understand english? Thanks

Here is aizuwakamatsu sights website. ,aizu guruto pass. for toulist pass.TRY japanese agriculture.IF you like stayin Japanese a famrming family.but they can't speak english. http://www.city.aizuwakamatsu.fukushima.jp/ja/kanko_odekake/...@@@english http://www.city.aizuwakamatsu.fukushima.jp/e/index.htm

http://www.yunokamionsen.gr.jp/ map and ryokan list

If you are in the area, do not miss out the lovely village of Ouchijyuku
http://www.town.shimogo.fukushima.jp/kankou/place02.html

Also worth a visit is Inawashiro-ko. If you are there in the winter, you can feed ducks and swan on the shore of the lake.
http://www.town.inawashiro.fukushima.jp

Is Ohuchijuku very near to the Yunokami onsen? Is there a bus service that go there? This is the place I thought of visiting. Possible for me to stay there instead of Yunokami onsen.Trouble is I don't understand Japanese.

From Apr. to Nov. there is bus connection from Aizu-Wakamatsu. During winter months, you have to take the train you mentioned before to Shimogo/Yunokami Onsen and continue the journey by 10-15 min taxi ride.

There are ryokans there, one that I read about is called ‘ĺüK‰Ž. They do not speak English and has no on-line booking. Your best bet is call ahead from Aizu-Wakamatsu with the help of someone who speak Japanese (the place you are staying or the tourist info. counter inside Aizu-Wakamatsu JR station). Their phone no. is 81-241-68-2003. They charge 7350 yen per person for 1 night stay with 2 meals included.

Thanks William for all the info