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Located near modern attractions such as the Kyoto Aquarium and Railway Museum, this property features traditional Kyoto architecture with large beams that breathe the history of Kyoto.

The central area of Okinawa City, "Koza," retains a strong influence of American culture. During the 1970s to 1980s, it served as an international hub for music and fashion. Although its former bustling atmosphere has faded, the unique blend of Japanese and American cultures remains in its scenery and traditions. To let you fully experience and enjoy the essence of Koza, we have renovated vacant shops in the shopping district into two guest rooms. The theme is "The city as a hotel lounge." Enjoy Okinawa's first city hotel that reimagines the shopping district as a hotel!

Miru Niseko is a destination Hotel designed to suit every stay style, from couples and small parties to groups. Our guest Rooms include both apartment-style and lodge-style options, so you can choose the Room that best fits how you want to spend your time. Located just 5 minutes from the Niseko Grand Hirafu Mountain Center, it’s perfectly positioned for quick access to the slopes whenever you feel like it. Whether you choose a Room with sweeping views of Mt. Yotei beyond your window or a retreat nestled in nature among pine trees, you’ll enjoy a truly luxurious and private setting. Experience Miru Niseko through simple, elegant Room design and attentive service.

A luxurious traditional Kyoto townhouse renovated while preserving its nostalgic charm. A 9-minute walk to Fushimi Inari Taisha, and within a 5-minute walk to Fukakusa Station and R Inari Station.

This property is a renovated traditional Kyoto townhouse.There are a total of 3 rooms; please choose your preferred room.

Oyado baison is an Accommodation in Mino’s “Udatsu no Agaru Machinami,” housed in a traditional home over 150 years old. In this streetscape that preserves the charm of Edo-period merchant houses, you can enjoy a stay that feels seamlessly woven into local life. Stroll through town with a map in hand, or unwind at a kura café. Enjoy a journey that lets you discover everyday life in Mino—something you won’t find through sightseeing alone.

Opened in May 2016 A 141-year-old Japanese modern-style traditional house built in 1877 (Meiji 10), "Saita-so," a whole-house rental Property. Located in Saita, Minamiise Town, Watarai District, Mie Prefecture, a village where 100-year-old traditional houses line the streets. Enjoy a relaxing stay in a village surrounded by mountains, rivers, and the sea, rich in natural beauty. Nearby attractions include Gokasho Bay, the Ise Contemporary Art Museum, and Taso Shirahama Beach, offering plenty of opportunities to fully enjoy Minamiise. The warm climate provides an abundance of mountain and seafood delicacies, allowing you to fully experience the charm of Minamiise.

Sunrise Suites is a concept hotel offering comfortable and elegant accommodations. All rooms are equipped with a kitchen, a full set of tableware, a washer-dryer, a TV, and a bathroom, making it ideal for both short trips and long stays. The unique local architectural style and decorations enhance the design of the exterior and guest rooms.

Located about a 4-minute walk from Tofukuji Station and right next to the Kamo River, "Rinn Tofukuji Kamogawa" offers a perfect blend of tradition and comfort. Each Room is adorned with traditional crafts, allowing you to fully experience the essence of Kyoto. Tofukuji Temple, famous for its autumn foliage, is just a 10-minute walk away. Tofukuji Station provides access to both the Keihan Main Line and JR Nara Line, making it convenient for exploring other tourist areas. Enjoy a relaxing Kyoto stay at "Rinn Tofukuji Kamogawa" during your visit!

La toile is a standalone house nestled in the satoyama, built in the 1950s when Japan was entering its period of rapid economic growth. The challenge was how to incorporate the passage of "50 years" while preserving the natural textures of the materials that make up the building. The answer, reached after much effort, was inspired by the "Schindler House," a masterpiece by Rudolph Schindler, a pioneer of American Modernism. It resembles a Japanese house manifested in America, yet it was built with a design philosophy distinct from traditional Japanese architecture—a fusion of modernism and Japanese culture. An homage to the 1950s and a blend of Japanese architecture and modernism. As a hidden retreat in the Shimosa district of Takase Town, far removed from typical tourist destinations, La toile awaits your visit.