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[Awarded Michelin Keys for three consecutive years: 2024, 2025, and 2026] Naoshima Ryokan “Roka” will open in a prime location just a 5-minute walk from Honmura, the heart of Naoshima. This authentic Ryokan features all-suite guest rooms, each with an open-air bath. The Setouchi Triennale is held once every three years across 12 islands in the Seto Inland Sea and around three ports on Honshu and Shikoku. *The next festival will be in 2028. The Setouchi Triennale is Japan’s largest contemporary art event, bringing together works from around the world. It is also highly popular internationally, attracting art fans to Naoshima from across the globe during the festival period.* Even outside the festival dates, Naoshima offers many permanent artworks and museums to enjoy year-round. We invite you to use our property as your base for exploring Naoshima and the Setouchi area.

The Higashiyama area in Kyoto, known for its elegance, is home to many famous landmarks such as Heian Shrine and Nanzen-ji Temple. Surrounded by lush greenery, it offers a serene retreat from the city. In this tranquil setting, "Higashiyama Shikikaboku," a small luxury Hotel with only 8 rooms, has opened under the concept of "a Hotel envisioned by Kyoto locals." Each room reflects the meticulous comfort envisioned by its female owner, who is also an interior designer. Furnished with antiques and Qing dynasty furniture, all 8 uniquely designed rooms feature custom-made beds that embrace you in comfort and soft-touch linens. Immerse yourself in the seasonal beauty of Kyoto and enjoy your own private "Kyoto villa" to your heart's content.

A lifestyle Hotel & restaurant offering a comfortable and relaxing space reminiscent of the Seto Inland Sea. Located in the heart of Matsuyama city, you can feel the blessings of nature such as the sea, mountains, rivers, and Onsen of Seto nearby. "Welcome to a place that makes everyday life special, like living here," this hotel offers a new enjoyment of staying.

The first phase of the "Snow Peak Future Concept Project." This is Snow Peak's first nature-inspired integrated resort centered around a hot spring facility."FIELD SUITE SPA HEADQUARTERS" is designed by world-renowned architect Kengo Kuma and features a hot spring facility, restaurant, and accommodation. Enjoy the open-air bath with stunning views of Mount Awagatake, one of Japan's 300 famous mountains, or relax in the sauna that evokes the feeling of gathering around a campfire. The restaurant offers menus crafted with local ingredients, fostering deep connections with producers.For accommodations, we offer villa buildings (2 types, 3 villas) and mobile houses called "JYUBAKO," co-developed by Kengo Kuma and Snow Peak.Each aspect is designed to harmonize with nature, allowing you to experience Niigata's four seasons seamlessly.

Nestled at the foot of Mt. Hiei beside the clear waters of the Takano River, Yase is a tranquil corner of Kyoto.This area is known as Japan’s oldest steam-bathing site, where it is said that Prince Oama—wounded by an arrow during the Jinshin War—was healed in a kiln bath offered by local villagers. Named moksa, a Sanskrit word meaning “liberation,” our property features three fully private saunas, “Joan,” available by Reservation only, with cold baths filled with spring water from Mt. Hiei; the restaurant “MALA,” where Ohara vegetables and Omi beef are finished over a wood fire; and the lounge “Kikyorai,” overlooking a moss garden. Be steamed, surrounded by the scent of burning wood, and rest your eyes on the garden’s greenery—In Yase, just beyond Kyoto’s bustle, spend an evening gently unwinding both body and mind.

Opened in 2022, Hotel Indigo Karuizawa is a hideaway inspired by the warmth of Karuizawa’s private villas. Its curiosity-sparking design and service invite you on an imaginative journey. Striking architecture centered on stylish, powerful timber, the lobby fireplace, and the flicker of flames and crackle of firewood at the forest garden fire pit will stay with you. At Dining “KAGARIBI,” enjoy a food experience that delights not only your palate but also your eyes and senses with a wood-fire grill and enticing aromas. Welcome to a refined retreat—like your favorite villa—where you can escape the city bustle and let your ideas flow.

The interior, inspired by traditional Kyoto townhouses, allows you to experience Kyoto's heritage through traditional crafts and specially prepared incense placed throughout the Facility. Guest rooms primarily consist of double and twin rooms, with triple and quad rooms available to accommodate various travel needs. For breakfast, enjoy a meal featuring fresh, locally sourced ingredients. The nearest subway station, Gojo Station, is conveniently located just one stop (2 minutes) from both Kyoto and Shijo stations, and is close to Higashi Honganji Temple and the Gion area, making it ideal for sightseeing. The Facility is well-equipped with a large public bath, fitness center, and complimentary drink space, making it the perfect base for your journey.

From the Three Mountains of Dewa to the Shonai Plain, and onward to the Sea of Japan. The Shonai region of Yamagata Prefecture is a land blessed with abundant natural beauty. Inspired by the rice fields that symbolize this landscape, SUIDEN TERRASSE was born. Designed by world-renowned architect Shigeru Ban, the Hotel features a design that allows you to feel the presence of the rice fields wherever you are. It appears to float on the rice paddies, blending seamlessly with the surrounding mountain ranges and rural scenery. Inside the Facility, you will find a restaurant/bar, shop, library, natural Onsen, fitness Facility, and more, offering a variety of ways to enjoy your stay. Spend your time in a simple, cozy space that embraces the warmth of wood, and experience the tranquility of a life in harmony with nature.

"Kimuraya" is a Ryokan that was once operated by the representative's grandmother at Kusatsu Onsen. With the hope of becoming a property loved by guests for a long time and allowing them to enjoy the townscape, onsen, and cuisine of Kusatsu Town, we have inherited the name "Kimuraya." Please enjoy blissful moments in a space encompassing the onsen.

Located just a 5-minute walk from Izumo Taisha, the "Former Oku Clinic," which opened during the Taisho era, is a Taisho-modern building that harmonizes Western and Japanese architectural styles. Featuring warm wooden interiors with tatami rooms and earthen floors, it has been transformed into an accommodation offering a refined culinary experience with classic furnishings.

The full-service hotel "The Westin Yokohama" opened on June 13, 2022, featuring guest rooms of over 42 square meters, four attractive restaurants and bars, and a variety of wellness programs. All guest rooms are equipped with the signature Westin "Heavenly Bed," and the wellness floor includes a spa, indoor pool, and fitness facilities. Enjoy your time at the top-floor "Code Bar" on the 23rd floor or indulge in afternoon tea at the "Lobby Lounge," along with three other exceptional dining options.

1-minute walk from Kyoto Kawaramachi Station. Experience one of the most magnesium-rich Onsen in The whole country, drawn from 1,100m underground on the premises, and enjoy it in its pure, additive-free state in the open-air baths of every Room. Relax and unwind in the serene, Japanese-modern Rooms, indulging in the Onsen as many times as you wish. After checking in at the exclusive lounge of the annex, which offers a borrowed landscape of the Higashiyama mountain range, enjoy a drink while gazing at the ever-changing Kamogawa River from the sky garden terrace with a footbath. On the top floor, the open-air bath features a 1.2m deep natural Onsen, rich in components that promote health and beauty, as well as a silky bath with microbubbles that gently envelop your body, offering exceptional skincare benefits. At Kappo Higashiyama, savor creative Kyoto kaiseki cuisine crafted with seasonal ingredients. From the exclusive sukiya-style gate of the annex, stroll through the alleyways, cross the Takase River, and find yourself in Pontocho or Gion in no time. The city itself is the attraction. Enjoy the heart of Kyoto while experiencing a high-quality private stay. Relish a "new Kyoto journey" that begins with a "new Property."

A prime location offering easy access to Hiroshima's iconic landmarks, including the UNESCO World Heritage Site Atomic Bomb Dome, Peace Memorial Park, and Itsukushima Shrine. The hotel features 420 modern guest rooms, including suites, inspired by Hiroshima's natural beauty and traditions. Enjoy stunning views of the vibrant cityscape or the serene Seto Inland Sea from your window. The Executive Lounge on the top 22nd floor provides an elevated stay experience. With four restaurants and bars, 19 banquet halls accommodating up to 1,000 guests for large international conferences, a wedding chapel, spa, and pool facilities are also available.

~ Now, to an Eternal Resort ~Overlooking the Kinugawa Gorge shaped by the passage of time, we create a serene setting for relaxation by bringing the beauty of each season into every corner of our interiors and grounds.After enjoying a variety of hot springs—such as open-air baths that harmonize with nature and spacious indoor baths—savor Kinugawa’s distinctive cuisine made with carefully selected local ingredients.All guest rooms are equipped with a minibar and a Nespresso machine, both available free of charge throughout your stay.Our entire staff looks forward to welcoming you with heartfelt hospitality for a truly special getaway.

A serene stay overlooking the lush greenery of Kashiwanoha Park. The second Mitsui Garden Hotel in the Kashiwanoha area has arrived. Right in front of the Hotel lies the expansive "Kashiwanoha Park," where you can enjoy cherry blossoms in spring. Among the 145 guest Rooms, some are equipped with a kitchen, microwave, and washing machine, ensuring a comfortable Hotel stay for everyone, whether for a short or long-term stay. Additionally, the guest-exclusive lounge, available 24 hours, features a drink corner, library corner, and counter seats ideal for teleworking.

Mercure Hida Takayama has become the first Accommodation in Gifu Prefecture to receive the internationally recognized eco-certification program “Green Key.”We are further strengthening our efforts to promote sustainable tourism and help preserve Hida Takayama’s rich nature and culture for the future.Green Key is an international eco-certification awarded to facilities that meet strict standards for environmental protection and sustainable operations in the tourism and hospitality industry. This certification recognizes our ongoing initiatives since opening, including reducing environmental impact, coexisting with the local community, staff training, and promoting sustainable tourism.About Green KeyOperated by the Foundation for Environmental Education (FEE), Green Key is a globally recognized eco-label that facilities apply for voluntarily and obtain through third-party assessment. With more than 9,000 certified hotels and other facilities in over 90 countries, Green Key represents a leading standard for environmental responsibility and sustainable operations in the tourism and hospitality industry. The certification process evaluates environmental management, energy conservation, waste management, water conservation, and other sustainability initiatives.On the top floor, enjoy our natural Onsen featuring an open-air bath, indoor bath, and private open-air bath. Guests staying in Privilege Rooms can also enjoy complimentary drinks. Surrounded by Hida Takayama’s beautiful seasonal scenery, savor a dinner featuring Hida beef made with local ingredients, a carefully prepared handmade breakfast buffet, and unwind body and mind in our top-floor natural Onsen for a truly luxurious stay.

As the castle town of Obi Domain under the Ito Clan, this area flourished and was the first in Kyushu to be designated as an "Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings," recognized for its historical value with samurai residences still scattered throughout. We have transformed one of these historic samurai residences into a luxurious and pristine Property. Fully renovated, it offers a spacious and relaxing atmosphere. Our Ryokan is a renovated Onsen Property located in the Obi castle town, featuring a main building over 140 years old (approximately 350 square meters) and a detached barn (approximately 45 square meters). Each guest room is equipped with a private open-air Onsen bath and is designed with interiors inspired by Obi's unique characteristics, such as "Honmurasaki" (deep purple), "Koke" (moss), and "Sugi" (cedar). Introducing the "Castle Town View Sauna," a private outdoor sauna perched on a hill! Exclusively available to our guests, this fully outdoor private sauna offers a serene experience. From the outdoor deck overlooking the samurai residences of Obi castle town, you can enjoy the ultimate relaxation. *The sauna is available for 3,300 yen (tax included) per person for a 2-hour session.

A laid-back Hotel featuring lounges that extend both indoors and outdoors, plus an open, airy pool. All Rooms come with a kitchen, a large refrigerator, and a balcony—perfect for pairing with cycling or diving, and visits to the Yanbaru area or Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium.

Home Stay Yumihara Okinawa is a resort hotel featuring 17 fully independent suite villas, each equipped with either a private pool or a terrace jacuzzi. As part of the expanding Banyan Group ecosystem, it offers reliable service, distinctive standard facilities, and stylish accommodations to provide casual friendliness and comfort. Nestled in the forest near Yamada Castle Ruins (Yamadagushiku), this luxurious space invites you to enjoy moments of serenity—gazing at the starry sky from an open terrace, waking up to birdsong and sunlight filtering through trees, or feeling the gentle breeze as you begin your day in your private villa. Relax in spacious rooms designed for your comfort and experience special moments through our "Sense of Home" standards tailored just for you.

As you step onto the grounds, you’ll be greeted by the scents of nature in every season. Pass through the imposing, weathered iron gate and enter the doorway of this traditional Japanese house to discover an entirely different world—SHIGUCHI. From the windows overlooking a sweeping panorama of untouched nature, a picture-perfect view unfolds and shifts with time, soothing and refreshing your mind. Supported by thick oak and hinoki cypress beams, and featuring sliding doors and door panels made from reclaimed materials, as well as lead kintsugi-style repairs at column joints, this space is created with deep respect for nature’s constant change and renewal—inviting you to reconnect with the bond between people and the natural world.