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On a highland overlooking the cliff coastline of Sanriku Fukko National Park, we welcome you with 10 unique Rooms in the main building, observation tower, and detached building. All rooms feature large windows with ocean views and open-air baths. We serve Japanese-Western fusion cuisine made with fresh Sanriku seafood and local ingredients, prepared and served one dish at a time in private dining rooms. Enjoy a quiet and relaxing time away from the hustle and bustle of daily life.

An oceanfront Onsen Ryokan facing Kaike Kaiyu Beach.All guest rooms except the single rooms feature a scenic Jacuzzi bath with views of the Sea of Japan. We also offer rooms with an open-air bath.We serve seasonal kaiseki cuisine made with ingredients at their peak.Meals are served in a semi-private restaurant setting, so you can dine in comfort and privacy.Our Onsen is Kaike Onsen, rich in salt minerals, offering an easy way to experience natural thalassotherapy.Enjoy bathing at two locations: the open-air bath building and the large public bath.A Finnish sauna is available for men, and an aroma steam sauna for women.

Located in Osaka's representative entertainment district "Umeda," this high-grade Japanese-style hotel features a calm atmosphere with the theme of traditional Japanese "patterns" and "light."

—A simple, satisfying Hotel stay in guest rooms where Kanazawa tradition meets modern design—Enjoy refined rooms inspired by Kaga Gosai colors, all equipped with resilient airweave mattresses for relaxation and a comfortable night’s sleep.On the top floor, we offer a large public bath with an open-air bath and sauna. A gym is also available for light workouts. Unwind and soothe your travel fatigue.Breakfast featuring carefully selected local ingredients is served at our on-site café. Conveniently located just a 1-minute walk from Omicho Market, making sightseeing easy.

Unparalleled relaxation and world-class hospitality—just for you... Since its founding in 1927 by J.W. Marriott, the Marriott Hotel has welcomed countless guests around the world. That spirit of hospitality is woven into every detail at Nagoya Marriott Associa Hotel. We look forward to welcoming you in an unbeatable location directly above Nagoya Station.

A seaside resort located in Hikari City, known for its stunning natural scenery and partially included in the Seto Inland Sea National Park. Enjoy a spectacular location where you can admire the beautiful sunsets over the Seto Inland Sea from any guest room! The panoramic bath features natural Onsen and offers a breathtaking view of Zōbana Cape, also known as "Suō Hashidate." Relax with soothing natural Onsen and savor fresh seasonal seafood.

An Accommodation featuring a farm buffet made with Biei-grown ingredients and free-flowing hot spring water direct from the source. In the newly renovated restaurant, we serve safe, locally sourced ingredients with heartfelt care. Our 23 m² resort-style Western rooms offer a spacious layout and are popular for their wood-accented interiors that let you feel the nature of Biei. Enjoy seasonal local produce year-round with breakfast and dinner served buffet-style.

Just a 3-minute drive from Mashiko Station, this casual Resort Hotel is the perfect base for enjoying mountain activities. After leaving the city and fully enjoying the mountains, refresh yourself in a bath adorned with Mashiko pottery craftsmanship to cleanse the day's sweat. The stone walls of the open-air bath are impressive, creating a striking contrast with the starry sky, offering a sense of extraordinary experience. The hotel features a forest spa, a gift shop, and a sake bar; please visit during your stay.

At Asama Onsen, Hotel Tamano-yu has been operating since the 18th year of the Meiji era, always prioritizing guests without being bound by tradition or formality, and all staff have strived to provide comfort to guests. We will continue to offer heartfelt hospitality as a property where guests can rejuvenate.

20 minutes by car from JR Kojima Station, this prime location offers a stunning Seto Inland Sea beach right in front. The accommodations range from Japanese, Western, and Japanese-Western style rooms to family rooms, suites, and a Toy Kingdom-themed room. Just a few minutes' drive to the popular "Toy Kingdom" for children, and convenient access to Naoshima, known as an art island. In summer, enjoy swimming at Shibukawa Beach right in front.

The Kyubei Ryokan, established in the mid-Edo period, is a small property featuring a Japanese garden.

Sanyo-so, nestled in the embrace of Genjiyama in Izu Nagaoka. Enjoy a leisurely stroll through the 3,000-tsubo garden that beautifully reflects the changing seasons, relax in the large public bath, or indulge in a private soak with Onsen water flowing directly into your room. The main building showcases the grandeur of traditional Japanese architecture, while the new wing features exquisite sukiya-style design by renowned architect Togo Murano.

Villa Alivio is a luxurious villa resort with a guesthouse-style concept. Enjoy a relaxing stay in Miyako Island with the privacy and comfort of your own vacation home.

1-minute walk from JR Himeji Station. Conveniently located in the heart of Himeji, this City Resort Hotel is perfect for business trips and sightseeing in Himeji. In 2025, all guest rooms on the 8th to 12th floors were extensively renovated, transforming into a more luxurious space. The breakfast, highly rated in reviews, has evolved into a buffet featuring approximately 100 Japanese and Western dishes. Enjoy a live kitchen where chefs prepare dishes right before your eyes, along with a variety of carefully crafted menus using local ingredients. Additionally, the hotel's top-floor bar offers a stunning view of the illuminated Himeji Castle and the city, providing a relaxing and elegant experience. As the gateway to Himeji, we warmly welcome you and strive to ensure your stay allows you to fully experience the charm of Himeji.

A long-established Onsen Accommodation with over 100 years of history. The Onsen, known for its abundant flow, is free-flowing from the source and changes color depending on the time and temperature. Dining options include Japanese cuisine or French. Enjoy the Onsen town of Shinshu in the way you like best.

In Ginoza Village on Okinawa’s central east coast, visitors are soothed by the cobalt-blue sea, the lush greenery of Yanbaru, breathtaking sunrises, moon trails, and a profound star-filled sky. At this gourmet resort dedicated to exceptional cuisine, Accommodation, and heartfelt hospitality, forget time and return to yourself—enjoy a truly special holiday.

The shuttle bus operates to Toyosu Station, where Lalaport and KidZania are located. It is just one station and three minutes to the famous Toyosu Market, with easy access to Odaiba and Ginza, making it an ideal location for sightseeing and shopping. The beds feature original designs for comfort, a carefully prepared breakfast buffet is served at the restaurant, and a large public bath is available. Additionally, limited connecting rooms allow families and friends to enjoy their stay as if in one room.

"Grand Nikko Tokyo Daiba" opened on July 1, 2016, as the first Grand Nikko in Japan. Located in the Tokyo Bay area "Odaiba," it is the closest city Resort Hotel to the city center. With excellent access from the city center and Haneda Airport, it is also ideal for sightseeing and shopping in Odaiba. From the upper floors, you can enjoy panoramic views of Tokyo Bay, the Rainbow Bridge, Tokyo Tower, and more. The Hotel concept is "Enjoy Tokyo, Relax in Tokyo." We offer experiences filled with joy that will unwind your heart.

A pop & casual hotel has opened in a resort area inspired by the American West Coast. Rooms with separate bath and toilet, as well as a bath with a washing area, are ideal for couples, girls' trips, and families. The photogenic Sunset Beach and the entertainment-filled American Village are within walking distance.

KAIDO is a place where modern guests can break free from the ties of everyday life and rediscover their true selves—space to simply be. Just as the pioneers once opened up the land and built the city of Sapporo.Hotel to Live,Room to BreatheA distinctive four-story residence with only four guest rooms—one per floor—each inspired by a theme: Earth, Stone, Wood, and Sky. The name “KAIDO,” meaning “to open,” reflects a story of opening space and pioneering new ground, brought to life consistently from concept through interior design.Earth, Stone, Wood, and Sky—the four elements that shape the land—are elevated into four unique worlds, one exclusive room per floor.