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Kappo Ryokan Yunohanaso, nestled in the nature of Shiobara, offers 11 guest rooms and a staff of 30. Guided by the theme of “creating memorable moments for our guests,” we welcome each visitor with the spirit of ichigo ichie—treasuring every once-in-a-lifetime encounter. Please enjoy our pride and joy: 100% free-flowing Onsen water from the source to your heart’s content.

An open-air Onsen with breathtaking views of the Hakone Outer Rim Mountains and Itari Pond, guest rooms featuring terraces that blend seamlessly with nature, creative Japanese kaiseki cuisine crafted with care by our head chef, and warm hospitality tailored to each guest... Surrounded by majestic nature and seasonal beauty, "Hakone Hoshi no Akari: A Healing Accommodation with Stunning Views" offers you a serene and luxurious experience.

Just an 11-minute train ride from Shibuya, "Futako Tamagawa Excel Hotel Tokyu" is a new urban oasis in Futako Tamagawa. This city hotel offers beautiful views of Mount Fuji and the Tama River's rich natural surroundings. Escape the city's hustle and bustle and enjoy a relaxing time.

This Ryokan is a traditional Japanese wooden restaurant inn, renovated from a now-rare villa.

Our facility features only 10 Rooms on a vast property. The Rooms are detached and include open-air baths. Meals are served in private dining rooms for both breakfast and dinner. Two private baths along the stream allow for a stay that prioritizes privacy.

Discover the charm of Nagasaki, a city that flourished as a historic trading port and developed its unique culture. Our Hotel aims to offer an authentic experience of "the real Nagasaki," uncovering its rich history and cultural essence, even unknown to locals. With the concept of "Knowing and Enjoying Nagasaki," we introduce the city's allure through our magazine "Raku" while promoting local resources and creating a space for connection as a community hotel. Stimulate your intellectual curiosity at Setre Glover's House Nagasaki!

Twenty-five years ago, Yamamizuki was born in Oku-Kurokawa Onsen. Miyama Sanso was created to carry on that spirit—yet it offers a fresh experience all its own. With an even deeper connection to nature, Miyama Sanso features a main building and ten detached villas with 18 Rooms.

Hotel New Otani was established for the 1964 Tokyo Olympics as Japan’s first high-rise building and one of the largest in Asia at the time.It has been selected as the main venue for three Tokyo Summits and has welcomed VIPs from around the world for over 50 years. The property features three distinct hotels—Executive House Zen, The Main, and Garden Tower—along with more than 30 unique restaurants, 33 banquet venues, a Japanese garden with over 400 years of history, one of Tokyo’s largest outdoor pools among city hotels, a shopping arcade with over 100 stores ranging from fashion to art, an esthetic salon and sports club, as well as an on-site clinic and pharmacy for added peace of mind.

Long ago, the Mogami River flourished as a vital waterway carrying culture and commerce. The surrounding scenery shifts with each passing moment of the seasons, reflected on the gently flowing surface. Its picturesque beauty has long been cherished by great figures such as Matsuo Basho and Bokusui Wakayama. Feel the breeze on your skin and let yourself be embraced by the elegant views of the Mogami River, where its timeless flow seems to ease your mind. Please enjoy a quiet, unhurried stay while reflecting on the history that has been passed down through generations.

Ishinoya Izu Nagaoka is a 22-room retreat where a magnificent 2,000-tsubo Japanese garden unfolds before the detached guest rooms. All first-floor rooms feature open-air baths in the guest room, allowing you to enjoy natural Onsen at any time, while the second and third floors are equipped with indoor baths. Enjoy Onsen, restful sleep, and cuisine crafted from carefully selected local ingredients.

Nishiki Shūsansō is a Ryokan with Onsen in Kawaba, where you can luxuriously enjoy the hot springs. A natural space filled with historical charm, accompanied by the gentle sound of a clear stream. This hidden mountain retreat offers supreme moments while overlooking the seasonal valleys. With only seven guest rooms, we provide meticulous hospitality. Enjoy dishes with rich flavors crafted by skilled artisans.

"Akane Saian Sansui," a culinary-focused accommodation overlooking Lake Kannako, is located about 40 minutes from Nagatoro in Saitama Prefecture. Enjoy stunning lakeside views from five rooms, including those with semi-open-air baths. Relax in private dining spaces or the spacious private semi-open-air bath. We warmly welcome you with monthly seasonal dishes crafted with care and fresh ingredients.

SoratonIwa Atami Izusan stands where the natural beauty of Sagami Bay meets Izusan.In the main building, unwind in a soothing space shaped by Onsen and a scenic footbath café; in the annex, enjoy uninterrupted luxury in a 150 m² private sauna villa. From a welcome afternoon tea savored as you soak your feet to a finishing parfait that elegantly rounds off your stay, everything is included with our all-inclusive offering.Step away from everyday life and spend a refined moment that lets your mind truly relax.

Dai Onsen in Hanamaki—home of Kenji Miyazawa—is an Onsen village with a 1,200-year history, where more than a dozen natural springs bubble up.Nestled midway through Dai Onsen is “Yamayuri no Yado,” a small Accommodation with just 14 Rooms.Our owner is a chef.Captivated by Iwate’s local ingredients, he personally selects wild mountain vegetables and produce nurtured by this land, river fish, and seafood from the Sanriku coast—carefully sourcing each item with his own eyes—and serves every dish handmade to our guests.Our natural dashi is drawn with great care, using several times the usual amount of bonito flakes and Hidaka kelp without hesitation.Seasonal ingredients are slowly grilled over charcoal in the irori hearth.We cherish cuisine that can never be replicated through mass cooking—dishes possible only because we are a small Accommodation.Step through the large wooden gate and you’ll find the entrance noren swaying in the breeze, guiding you into a quiet retreat.After arrival, enjoy a cup of tea while listening to the sounds of the season.A clear stream runs alongside Yamayuri no Yado, pure and transparent as it nurtures countless forms of life.In early spring as the snow melts, its babbling brightens and birdsong echoes through the mountains.As cherry blossoms fade, delicate wildflowers bloom; in early summer, the beautiful calls of kajika frogs resonate through the valley. At night, fireflies dance above the stream to create an enchanting scene.In autumn, vivid foliage colors blanket the mountains like a painting framed by your Room window.In winter, deep snowfall wraps everything in white while flames from the irori hearth and fireplace warm you to your core.And as each season turns, we craft that time’s finest flavors into our Irori Kaiseki course.Gaze at nature, soak in Onsen waters, gather around the irori hearth and savor seasonal tastes.Through this abundant nature and our cuisine alike، Yamayuri no Yado offers you time to truly unwind.