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Yusenso
On April 1, 2018, Yusenso started as "RIVER SIDE HILL (Riverside Hill Co., Ltd.)".
About us | Operating company: Riverside Hill Co., Ltd. representative Shohei Yoshida Date of establishment: January 5, 2018 capital 2 million yen Business description: Ryokan business One-day banquet, accommodation banquet, one-day hot spring Location 〒013-0205 72-1 Go, Imashuku, Omonogawa Town, Yokote City, Akita Prefecture Tel 0182-38-6530 Fax 0182-38-6531 email yusenso@riverside-hill.Jp |
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Corporate history | In the former Omogawa Town (now Yokote City), a hot spring was drilled in 1990 in the western Omogawa area for the purpose of supplying hot water to the National Recreation Center Sankichi Sansō, resulting in the discovery of a hot spring with a temperature of 51.4°C. The spring has since been used as the source for Sankichi Sansō, contributing to local recreation and health promotion. In 2005, the Yusenso Sansō Community Center was newly established and took over the hot spring source from Sankichi Sansō. In April 2017, Riverside Hill Co., Ltd. took over the operation and renamed the facility "Omonogawa Hot Springs Yusenso" and began operations. |
Corporate philosophy | As a hot spring facility in Omonogawa River, Yokote City, and a company that aims to grow together with the local community, we contribute to the development of society and the improvement of people's rich and comfortable lives and culture by providing excellent services and products. |
Behavioral guidelines | 〇We are committed to improving all the services and technologies we provide, with customer requests as our starting point. and strive to create new value. 〇We respect the spirit of ingenuity and challenge, and maintain an attitude of cooperation and harmony to achieve comprehensive strength. Pursue improvement of 〇We understand that the hotel industry is based on people, and our motto is "kindness, politeness, courtesy, cleanliness, and gratitude." We are committed to putting the customer first. |
