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From the Property at the cape of the Seto Inland Sea, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the beautiful sunset, tranquil sea, shadows of small fishing boats, and silhouettes of distant islands. From the special room, you can see the Seto Inland Sea, the beautiful sunset, the islands of Seto, ships passing in the distance, the Seto Ohashi Bridge to the east, and the Mizushima Sea to the west. Enjoy the Onsen ambiance along with the scenery spreading beyond the steam. Additionally, you can savor Kaiseki cuisine made with an abundance of fresh ingredients from the Seto Inland Sea.

A Business Hotel located in the heart of Kochi, approximately a 10-minute walk from JR Kochi Station. Equipped with coin-operated laundry, ice machines, vending machines including alcoholic beverages, and trouser presses on each floor. Additional amenities such as humidifiers and wine openers are also available for loan. The Sunday Market is right in front, and attractions like Kochi Castle, Harimaya Bridge, and Hirome Market are within walking distance, making it a convenient location for sightseeing.

A newly built Business Hotel with convenient access to central Tokyo, within reach of 3 stations and 4 train lines. Equipped with Facilities for peace of mind even on long stays, including a microwave, coin laundry, and vending machines. Wi-Fi and an air purifier are also provided for a comfortable stay in your Room. Rooms range from 11.3 to 18.2 m² and feature a bed size of 120 × 195 cm.

40 minutes by car from Fukuchiyama IC, Silk Onsen is known as the "Magical Onsen" that leads to beautiful skin. The bathing areas, "Yama no Yu" and "Hana no Yu," alternate daily between men and women, allowing you to enjoy the silky water in various baths. Meals feature local ingredients such as Tajima beef, vegetables, and rice. Breakfast includes the popular "Tankuma" egg over rice! Refresh yourself with silky water and nourishing meals.

Established in 1856 during the Ansei era, "Fukumotokan" is a charming and historic Ryokan nestled in the tranquil foothills of the mountains. The "Bijin no Yu" (Beauty Hot Spring), known for its strong alkalinity and smooth texture, is especially popular among women. We offer seasonal dishes made with ingredients from the satoyama, accompanied by warm hospitality. The detached building where the writer Takiji Kobayashi stayed and wrote his novels is now a space open for visitors to freely explore. It features displays of traditional items such as hand warmers, foot warmers, tea cabinets, and padded kimono coats. Experience the warmth of wood, the retro charm, and the history carefully preserved to this day, all unique to Fukumotokan.

Hotel Grandview Fukuoka Airport, located about an 8-minute walk from Fukuoka Airport, is an ideal base for business and sightseeing. With a special location overlooking the runway, you can enjoy watching planes take off and land from your Room. A complimentary shuttle bus operates from early morning, making it convenient for stays before or after using the airport, as well as for early morning or late-night flights. The hotel offers 15 guest Rooms, each 22 square meters in size and accommodating up to 2 people. Rooms are equipped with a washlet-style toilet, a spacious bathroom, and wireless LAN connection service. Additionally, meals made with carefully selected ingredients are provided.

Smile Hotel Kumamoto Suizenji, conveniently located, is ideal as a base for business and sightseeing. The refresh room is equipped with 3000 comics and massage chairs to support guest relaxation. Additionally, a newly established smoking booth is available. Breakfast is served buffet-style, featuring rice made from Kumamoto Prefecture's rice and a variety of daily changing dishes.

Reset your travel fatigue with 24 types of baths, including open-air baths, carbonated springs, and saunas. Conveniently located for both sightseeing and business trips, enjoy a relaxing stay with ease. The restaurant is also a highlight, offering local specialties like Yamanashi's famous "Houtou" noodles.