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A sophisticated villa with a modern Japanese warmth you can feel

A villa featuring an open design with the warmth of wood. Natural light pours in through high ceilings and large windows, offering stunning seasonal views from the living room. The sophisticated interior and calming-toned furniture create a luxurious and relaxing atmosphere. Equipped with a dining table and a fully functional kitchen, it is perfect for group or family stays. Enjoy a special moment in this comfortable Japanese-modern space.

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Relax and unwind while experiencing the history of Tempozan.

■ Konjakuso Osaka Tempozan - Sakura - This area, Tempozan, is located at the mouth of the Ajigawa River. It was created in 1831 and 1832 by dredging the river on a large scale and piling up the dredged soil to form a mountain. At 4.53 meters high, it is said to be Japan's lowest mountain. Tempozan is a scenic spot blessed with views of mountains and sea from all directions. Pine and cherry trees were planted here, along with tea houses and observation pavilions, making it a popular relaxation spot for locals in the past. This accommodation has been designed with cherry blossoms as its concept to make your time spent with family or friends truly special. As you enter through the entrance, you will be greeted by a bonsai cherry tree reminiscent of Tempozan's past as a symbol of this accommodation. Cherry blossoms have long been loved by Japanese people as they symbolize Japan itself. Their fleeting beauty when they bloom fully in spring only to scatter soon after resonates deeply with Japanese aesthetics that value transience and beauty.Feel the history of Tempozan while enjoying your relaxing stay.■ Konjakuso Osaka Tempozan - Pine - This area, Tempozan, is located at the mouth of the Ajigawa River. It was created in 1831 and 1832 by dredging the river on a large scale and piling up the dredged soil to form a mountain. At 4.53 meters high, it is said to be Japan's lowest mountain.Tempozan is a scenic spot blessed with views of mountains and sea from all directions. Pine and cherry trees were planted here, along with tea houses and observation pavilions, making it a popular relaxation spot for locals in the past.This accommodation has been designed with pine trees as its concept to make your time spent with family or friends truly special. As you enter through the entrance, you will be greeted by a bonsai pine tree reminiscent of Tempozan's past as a symbol of this accommodation.In Japan’s tradition since ancient times, pine trees are considered auspicious symbols believed to bring good fortune due to their evergreen nature even during winter seasons; they represent longevity and prosperity.Feel the history of Tempozan while enjoying your relaxing stay.​

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Stay at a Restored Masterpiece of Tosa's Traditional Japanese House - Exclusive to One Group Per Day

A one-group-per-day accommodation, "HIJIRIYA," renovated from a 140-year-old registered tangible cultural property. The space, designed by an architect, offers a luxurious experience infused with traditional materials and craftsmanship from Tosa. Inside the accommodation, you will find approximately 900 books on architecture and local authors as well as art pieces connected to Kochi, creating a serene atmosphere for your stay. Enjoy endless possibilities here: immerse yourself in Japanese culture with a casual tea experience (optional), lose yourself in reading at the library, savor takeout meals from nearby shops, or relax with local sake while playing your favorite music. Let go of daily life and embrace moments of tranquility as you watch the changing light through shoji screens.

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A Private Villa with a Heated Pool, Surrounded by Tranquility

Tucked away in a quiet corner of Miyakojima, these private villas feature fully detached buildings for complete privacy. Every villa comes with a heated private pool, so you can enjoy your own island time without worrying about anyone else. Rooms 106 and 108 also include a private sauna, allowing you to unwind even more with the heated pool. During your stay, one car per villa is provided for your use. We also offer thoughtful touches to make your stay more comfortable, including complimentary drinks in the refrigerator and Okinawa-style ice treats. Whether you spend the day sightseeing or relaxing at the villa, enjoy Miyakojima at your own pace.

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A Private Villa Surrounded by Forest

Located about an hour by train from Shinjuku, deep in the lush forests of the Fukazawa area in Tokyo's Akigawa Valley—popular for river activities and barbecues during Golden Week and summer—this private villa will open in May 2025. A renovated Meiji-era silkworm farmhouse, it has been transformed into an exclusive accommodation for one group per day. Step through the antique white door to find a spacious area with high ceilings. The villa blends traditional Japanese elements such as polished black beams and old fittings with Scandinavian-inspired lighting and furniture. The detached bathhouse includes a relaxation space where you can enjoy moments of pure bliss.Spanning 3,000 square meters, including satoyama (village forest), the property also features a glamping area surrounded by greenery. Guests can use tents and BBQ equipment free of charge. Savoring barbecue under a starry sky is truly exceptional!

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Enjoy a relaxing moment surrounded by history, tradition, and the beauty of nature.

"Yashiro," located by the seaside in Hayama, is a unique accommodation where traditional architecture harmonizes with nature. Designed with the concept of "a home that lives outdoors," it blurs the boundaries between indoors and outdoors, allowing guests to connect with the seasons and nature. The striking verdigris-colored roof evokes a serene atmosphere reminiscent of a shrine. Fully barrier-free, it ensures comfort for wheelchair users, and stays with your beloved dog are also welcome, creating a space where every family member can feel at ease.The location is unbeatable—just a 1-minute walk to the beach, perfect for morning strolls or moments with your dog. A 5-minute walk takes you to an Imperial Villa steeped in history, offering a glimpse into Hayama's rich heritage. Additionally, Hayama Park is only 1 minute away on foot, providing stunning views of sunsets over Chojagasaki and Enoshima. Enjoy an extraordinary time surrounded by nature and history.

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Just a short walk to Takayama Jinya and the Old Town. A private machiya townhouse Accommodation surrounded by the traditions and natural beauty of Hida-Takayama.

A private, whole-house rental Accommodation limited to one group per day, “Nadamachi Nanano-hi – Nanano no Hi,” quietly stands just steps from Takayama Jinya and the Old Town streetscape that evoke the history of Hida Takayama. This fully private machiya townhouse stay incorporates design elements inspired by Hida Shunkei lacquerware, a traditional craft of Gifu Prefecture, throughout the home. Accommodating up to 9 guests, the machiya features a living-dining area where you can relax around an irori-style sunken table and sofa, plus an open kitchen where you can cook while enjoying conversation. In addition to three Western-style bedrooms and one Japanese-style bedroom, it also offers a bathroom overlooking the front garden through a round window and a separate shower booth—ensuring ample space and comfort even for larger groups. Enjoy an elevated stay at “Nadamachi Nanano-hi,” a machiya Accommodation where the traditions of Hida Takayama blend quietly with natural beauty.

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