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【Onsen Sommelier Ambassador's Property】Located just a 6-minute walk from Hakone-Yumoto Station. This historic Onsen Ryokan has a legacy of over 300 years. The wooden three-story Ryokan, built over 100 years ago, retains traces of its history in features such as staircase drawers, window frames, ceiling boards, and shoe racks, which are now rare to find. To ensure a comfortable stay for all guests, we have renovated most of the rooms while preserving some of the original charm. Since its establishment in the early Edo period, the oldest and finest Onsen in Hakone (renowned for its skin-beautifying properties) has been continuously flowing. Guests can enjoy it as a "private" and "source-fed" Onsen experience.

Each room is equipped with a projector (popIn Aladdin), a drum-type washer-dryer, and a kitchen, providing a comfortable space where you can feel at home. Convenient access to the airport, Nakasu, and Tenjin from the nearest Hakata Station. Perfect not only for Hakata trips but also as a base for exploring Kyushu, with Shinkansen access available from the nearest station. Rooms accommodate a maximum of 2 to 5 guests per room. Each room features a bathroom with a washing area, a separate toilet, and a powder room, designed to be friendly for couples, families, and groups. Enjoy a fulfilling stay within the facility while exploring the sights.

A scenic and relaxing Hotel, “Hotel Ijika-so,” located on the Minami-Toba Coast. All guest rooms offer ocean views overlooking Ise Bay. The abundant natural Onsen (Sekyo Onsen) also features private baths, offering a soothing escape that feels as if you are melting into the sea. Enjoy kaiseki cuisine featuring Ise-Shima’s renowned seafood—such as spiny lobster and abalone—boldly yet delicately prepared, served in a restaurant with sweeping ocean views. Spend a special time at this cape resort that combines the best of a Hotel and a Ryokan.

Once quietly scattered throughout town, these traditional Japanese houses have been given new life and transformed into warm, relaxing guest rooms—Machiju Guest Rooms. The Accommodation buildings are dispersed across town as a decentralized “town-walking hotel.” After checking in at the front desk, set out to explore with your “Town-Walking Passport,” which offers guests-only perks at partner shops. With a map in hand, enjoy a treasure-hunt-style stroll to places like beloved local sweet shops and public bathhouses. In the morning, savor a handmade breakfast lovingly prepared by local mothers. Spending time here as if you truly live in the town will make your travel memories even more meaningful.

Located within walking distance of famous World Heritage sites such as Kiyomizu-dera Temple and the atmospheric cobblestone paths leading to Kodaiji Temple. Other nearby attractions include Kennin-ji Temple, known for its Wind and Thunder Gods folding screen, Yasui Konpiragu Shrine, famous for matchmaking and breaking ties, as well as the popular Gion area and Yasaka Shrine, all must-visit spots for Kyoto sightseeing. Just a short walk away, you can also access Ninenzaka and Sannenzaka, bustling with tourists, and Yasaka Pagoda, a renowned photo spot. An added bonus is the opportunity to explore these areas in the early morning for photography. The Property features luxurious beds, a separate bathroom, a spacious kitchen, a comfortable sofa, and two toilets, offering well-equipped Facilities to ensure a comfortable stay. Take this opportunity to enjoy a stay in a private rental Property and immerse yourself in the charm of the ancient capital.

Chikura Town, Minamiboso City, Chiba Prefecture. A town that attracts many visitors in the summer to enjoy its beaches. A 10-minute drive away from the shimmering sea, turning your back to the ocean. Passing through rugged, tree-lined mountain roads, you arrive at a hidden gem that feels like an illusion of the sea you just left behind. A place that stirs a sense of adventure rarely experienced in daily life. Through a stately gate that exudes history, you'll find a quietly yet solemnly standing traditional Japanese house. Next door is a rum distillery producing BOSO Rhum. Stay at the 150-year-old historic Property, **"Oigurashuku Seizan."** Looking up at the ceiling, you'll see robust beams that speak of history. The sliding doors and walls feature various intricate kumiko woodwork designs, some crafted by the late Edo period master carpenter, Yoshimitsu Goto. The furniture harmonizes with the building, designed with a warm, wood-grain aesthetic. As time flows quietly, you'll find liberation from the everyday and a moment of rest. Relax in your own Japanese-inspired space, accompanied by the aroma of rum.