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Nestled along the calm seaside of the Miura Peninsula, “Retreat ~NAGAI BASE~” is a hidden villa designed to capture a sense of playful sophistication for adults. Inside, a refined industrial interior is accented by warm brick walls. A theater-style living room with a large projector and a beautifully functional kitchen equipped with the latest appliances create an extraordinary space to unwind. The highlight is an authentic barrel sauna on the wooden deck. Surrounded by the scent of natural wood, enjoy self-pouring löyly to relax body and mind, then cool down in the chiller-equipped cold bath and savor open-air relaxation with the sea breeze for an exceptional sauna experience. Take in panoramic ocean views from the second-floor terrace and enjoy a free-spirited, luxurious getaway with friends or family—far from everyday life.

A Japanese-modern Hotel limited to three groups per day, featuring a hinoki cypress bath and a fully equipped kitchen in every room—ideal for group stays. This private Hotel offers a calm Japanese-modern atmosphere and a hinoki bath, accommodating up to 5 guests. With well-appointed Facilities for long stays and a relaxing space, you can enjoy special moments with your loved ones.A 10-minute walk from Sangenjaya Station with easy access from Shibuya. Located just a few minutes’ walk from Chazawa-dori, where local culture thrives. The neighborhood is dotted with distinctive cafes and bakeries, stylish select shops, and lively local bars and restaurants that come alive at night.

A newly built, private whole-house Accommodation opened in March 2026 on the banks of the Takase River, just a short distance from Kyoto Station. You can reserve the entire 120 m², two-story 4LDK home exclusively for one group per day.The Accommodation is located in Kikuhama, nestled between the Kamo River and the Takase River. This historic neighborhood once flourished as the Gojo red-light district, and traces of Kyoto’s old geisha quarters remain quietly among streets where everyday life continues.While it offers easy access to major sightseeing spots, excellent local favorites are scattered within walking distance. Start your morning at a small in-house roastery café just 30 seconds away. A 3-minute walk brings you to “Sauna no Umeyu,” a sento heated with firewood—bath tickets are provided as a perk during your stay. In 7 minutes on foot, you’ll find a wine bar open from morning and a renowned handmade soba shop that draws long lines. Simply walking this neighborhood reveals a side of Kyoto you can’t experience through sightseeing alone.Inside, enjoy a living room overlooking the gentle flow of the Takase River, a hinoki bath, and a small courtyard garden. Relax at your own pace while taking in seasonal flowers and greenery throughout the year. There are bedrooms on both the first and second floors, accommodating up to 7 guests. The kitchen is fully equipped with an IH cooktop, dishwasher, rice cooker, and more. All beverages are complimentary throughout your stay.The name “Ko” carries our wish that time here will soften even a hardened heart—like turning soil with a hoe—and bring quiet restoration. Please spend several unhurried days at Ko and become part of this neighborhood like a regular.

MUJI BASE OIKAWA is located in Chiba Prefecture, in the Yoro Keikoku Onsen area shaped by beautiful nature and the Yoro River. Utilizing the former Oikawa Elementary School, which closed in 2013, it has been reborn as a place where local residents gather and relax, and as a “creative hub where travelers can learn about and experience local life.” In addition to Accommodation, it features a shop and coworking space, aiming to be a place of learning where new ideas are cultivated through everyday交流.

About 90 minutes by car from Tokyo, this is a traditional Japanese farmhouse over 100 years old in the Nagasa area of Kamogawa City, Chiba, renovated by MUJI.The plasterwork was crafted by Shuhei-gumi, and the sliding doors (fusuma), inspired by Kamogawa’s nature, were designed by Noda Print Studio.Kamogawa, Chiba—home to Oyama Senmaida, the terraced rice fields closest to Tokyo—offers a sweeping rural landscape often called Japan’s original scenery. Nestled between forested hills and open plains, it preserves a satoyama way of life lived alongside trees, wildflowers, birds, and many other creatures.To help you fully enjoy the everyday life of this nostalgic place, a new local hub has been created with experiences centered on food and farming.

A private, whole-house rental Accommodation limited to one group per day, “Sumire-an,” located near Nijo Castle—famous as the historic stage of the late Edo period’s Taisei Hokan (return of governing authority to the Emperor).Also close by is Kyoto Sanjo-kai Shopping Street, an 800-meter covered arcade lined with around 180 shops. This fully private machiya townhouse has been renovated into a space where you can experience the traditions of Kyoto townhouses and the rhythm of everyday life in Kyoto.With gardenia-colored plaster walls that blend with stone-paved alleys, lattice windows, and ichimonji roof tiles, it offers an authentic Kyoto machiya atmosphere.Featuring a living room facing a small courtyard garden, a lounge filled with light filtering through latticework, a bathroom with a hinoki cypress bath, and a kitchen for self-catering, it comfortably accommodates up to 6 guests.For an elevated stay at “Nijo Sumire-an,” experience Kyoto’s history and the living culture of its streets right at your doorstep.

Within walking distance of Nijo Castle, built by Tokugawa Ieyasu. “Kiyu” is a fully private, whole-house rental Accommodation limited to one group per day, quietly located just steps from the Kyoto Sanjo-kai Shopping Street, where around 180 shops line an 800-meter covered arcade. This traditional Kyoto machiya townhouse—over 110 years old—has been renovated into a calm Japanese-style space wrapped in the “Aoi” connection that links its woven history with the town and culture.Featuring a dining area facing an inner courtyard garden, a warm Koya-maki (Japanese umbrella pine) wood bath, a kitchen for cooking, an airy Western-style room with chair seating, and a Japanese-style room, it comfortably accommodates up to 6 guests.Enjoy an elevated stay at machiya Accommodation “Kiyu,” where you can relax in harmony while feeling the living breath of the ancient capital’s history and culture nurtured by its streets.

Directly in front of Nishi Hongan-ji Temple—home to numerous National Treasure buildings—and within walking distance of Kyoto Station, the gateway to sightseeing in Kyoto. “Nishi Hongan-ji Izuki” is a fully private, whole-house rental Accommodation limited to one group per day, quietly nestled on a small lane by the temple’s main gate. This renovated machiya townhouse has been redesigned into an open, flowing space that brings a sense of calm and ease.Featuring a traditional earthen-floor entryway (doma), the living room, dining area, and open kitchen connect seamlessly to create an airy, unified atmosphere. In addition to a Western-style bedroom and a Japanese-style room, the Accommodation includes a bathroom with views of a spacious inner garden (tsuboniwa), allowing up to 7 guests to relax in comfort.For an elevated stay at the perfect starting point for discovering Kyoto’s history and culture—along with its vibrant present—choose “Nishi Hongan-ji Izuki.”

A private, whole-house rental Accommodation limited to one group per day, “Yotsuki,” is located near Nijo Castle—built by Tokugawa Ieyasu—and the covered shopping arcade “Kyoto Sanjo-kai Shopping Street,” lined with around 180 shops. This fully private machiya townhouse stay is adorned with motifs inspired by the shining moon of the four seasons. With gardenia-colored plaster walls that blend into the stone-paved alley, lattice windows, and traditional ichimonji roof tiles, it offers an authentic Kyoto machiya atmosphere. Featuring a living room facing a small courtyard garden, a lounge filled with light through latticework, a bathroom with a hinoki cypress bath, and a kitchen for self-catering, it comfortably accommodates up to 6 guests. For an elevated stay in Kyoto—where you can experience its history and everyday culture up close—choose the machiya Accommodation “Yotsuki.”

A private, whole-house Accommodation limited to one group per day, “Yumeha” is about a 5-minute walk from Kyoto’s UNESCO World Heritage site Nijo Castle—steeped in Tokugawa shogunate history—and Shinsenen Garden, which preserves the legacy of ancient Heian-kyo. This fully private machiya townhouse Accommodation lets you experience the refined elegance unique to Kyoto, woven through centuries of history. This historic machiya, over 110 years old, features the classic long and narrow “eel’s bed” layout that extends deep into the property. It offers a spacious living and dining area, a bathroom with views of an inner courtyard garden (tsuboniwa), a kitchen for self-catering, and three bedrooms so even larger groups can sleep separately. Up to 6 guests can stay. Enjoy an elevated stay at “Yumeha,” where calm and unhurried time flows in this traditional machiya townhouse Accommodation.

Kagerohi Karuizawa is a private rental Accommodation themed around “light and flicker,” opened in late April 2026. In warmer seasons, enjoy a campfire or BBQ on the wooden deck; in colder seasons, relax in the living room and savor a luxurious time watching the flames of the wood-burning stove.

Nishikinohama Park, a beloved seaside park in the Kansai/Osaka area, is one of Kansai’s premier scenic destinations—its landscape of white sand and pine groves has been selected for the “100 Best White Sand & Green Pine Beaches,” and its stunning sunsets have also been chosen for the “100 Best Sunsets in Japan.”In September 2025, Umi Terrace—an ocean-view glamping cottage resort with all cottages facing the sea—opened in this exceptional location, embraced by one of Kansai’s most beautiful beaches and breathtaking sunsets.Each spacious cottage features a luxurious design with a private pool and jacuzzi.Located within Nishikinohama Park, where you can enjoy a wide range of marine sports and seasonal activities, this is a special resort stay that lets you feel truly connected to nature.

The second property in the hitotose series, located about a 1-minute walk from Keihan Main Line “Kiyomizu-Gojo” Station, in Miyagawa-cho—one of Kyoto’s five historic geisha districts. A key feature is the sauna & bath area that occupies the entire first floor. Centered around a courtyard adorned with striking art, the layout includes an authentic Finnish-style sauna, a cold plunge bath with chiller, a healing space, and a spacious bathtub where even four guests can relax comfortably. The sauna is equipped with a HARVIA sauna heater, boasting the world’s top market share. The cold plunge bath includes a chiller, allowing precise temperature adjustment. Enjoy your ideal “totonoi” experience tailored to your condition. There are three bedrooms in total: one on the third floor and two on the second floor. The Accommodation can host up to six adults. A signature of the hitotose series, each bedroom has its own distinct character and atmosphere, making your stay even more enjoyable. Savor quiet and enriching time in Kyoto—unique to the “hitotose” series that weaves together all four seasons.

In Kiyamachi, where many long-established renowned restaurants line the streets and the charm of Kyoto lingers, stands Hotel VMG Kyoto Kamogawa (formerly HOTEL VMG RESORT KYOTO Ryoi), inheriting a former long-established culinary Ryokan.Among them, the Kamogawa-view rooms offer a calming setting with the murmur of the river and views of mountain ridgelines that change with the seasons. Loved as a symbol of Kyoto’s pristine natural beauty, the Kamogawa River has long been at the heart of daily life.In particular, the history of dining platforms over the Kamogawa River dates back to Hideyoshi’s era.Listen to the refreshing sound of flowing water and feel Kyoto’s refined atmosphere. Enjoy a quality stay found only here.

A compact, thoughtfully designed Accommodation for up to 2 guests, with a streamlined exterior and interior free of unnecessary elements.“Terrier” means “burrow” in French. True to its name, this private space offers an unpretentious comfort—like returning to your own hideaway—along with a sense of ease that makes you want to come back, and the excitement of setting off for your next destination.In everyday life, it can be difficult to truly do nothing, even when you try.Here, we invite you to step away from information and simply spend time at your own pace.Designed by Tokyo-based “imajo design” together with “kro terrier,”please enjoy the luxury of pure, uninterrupted time.On the property, there is also Cafe & Gallery Kabano and Restaurant Dig.Each offers different dishes featuring ingredients connected to the local area.Stays are No Meals Included.For dining at either venue, Reservations are required by phone.

A private, entire-home villa on Awaji Island’s west coast, set right in front of the sea. Through the large windows, the sky and ocean stretch out before you—enjoy a relaxing stay as you take in the ever-changing scenery throughout the day. At dusk, the sun sinks into the sea and paints the sky, bringing a calm and quiet atmosphere. The interior is designed with a soothing style and an open feel for comfortable living. Enjoy BBQ on the wooden deck, then unwind at the fire pit in the garden as you watch the gentle flames. With exclusive use of the whole villa, you can enjoy a truly private stay with complete peace of mind.

Spend a truly special time as you forget the everyday, surrounded by the horizon stretching out before you and the soothing sound of the waves. Designed around an “Asian resort” concept, this open space faces the sea with wide, expansive views. Enjoy a relaxed, private stay without worrying about outside eyes. Start your morning with coffee while gazing at the ocean, unwind in nature during the day, and at night be comforted by a sky full of stars and gentle waves— Savor the luxury of doing nothing and enjoy your stay at your own pace. Perfect for couples celebrating an anniversary or for creating memorable moments with family and friends.

BUBU Chalet HAKUBA is quietly nestled just outside the center of Hakuba Village, surrounded by lush forests and peaceful rural scenery. Its modern, monochrome design blends surprisingly well with nature, creating a one-of-a-kind stay where style and nostalgia coexist. Inside, in contrast to its exterior, bright interiors and the warmth of natural wood offer a soothing retreat. Enjoy an extraordinary getaway in a truly private space, away from prying eyes.

“St. Maire YORON SHEERA VILLA” is an exclusive private villa for rent, set in a prime location overlooking the beach known to locals as “Sheera” and Yurigahama.Panoramic ocean views from every room, the glow of sunrise, and a sky full of stars create a truly luxurious escape. The bright, open interior features large windows that fill the space with sunlight, along with a living room and dining area, a bathroom with jet bath, a master bedroom with minibar, and fully equipped cooking facilities.We also offer complimentary rentals of a BBQ grill, car, and e-bikes—so you can enjoy an even more free and elegant stay surrounded by natural beauty.

The moment you open the door, the atmosphere changes. THE MILL STUDIO HOTEL is a private, one-group-per-day Hotel created from a former photo studio—an entire 124 m² single-floor space reserved exclusively for you. With iron black, reclaimed-wood brown, and navy accents reminiscent of Brooklyn warehouses, every angle feels picture-perfect. Enjoy the spacious interior as if it were your own home.Steel-framed windows crafted using recreated 1930s welding techniques and cedar reclaimed-wood flooring once used in an old wine factory bring texture and history to the space. Carefully chosen materials throughout make it not only beautiful, but a place that enriches the time you spend here.Without worrying about anyone else—wherever you like, however you like. Cook with ingredients you’ve picked up in the all-stainless kitchen, then gather around the large dining table for long conversations at night. Sink into the sofa with coffee in hand and enjoy a slow morning until check-out at 1:00 PM. Pets and children are welcome, for up to 8 guests.Set on a hill in a quiet residential neighborhood, nights are especially peaceful. A breeze flows from the south-facing windows through to the east-facing ones, and you may hear Japanese bush warblers from the nearby hill. About 20 minutes via the Aqua-Line from Umihotaru—close to central Tokyo, yet time feels different here.On your way home, someone will likely say: “I could live here.” This is an Accommodation limited to just one group per day—leaving you with that lingering feeling long after your stay.