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The Onsen in Kurobe, Toyama Prefecture, is said to have been discovered by the Sengoku warlord Uesugi Kenshin. This traditional Ryokan, with over 100 years of history, stands on an expansive 5,000-tsubo property and warmly welcomes all visitors. The pride of the Ryokan is its gentle Onsen waters that soothe both body and mind. The cuisine, praised as the finest in Hokuriku, features an abundance of fresh local ingredients that captivate every guest's palate. Indulge in a luxurious moment surrounded by history, exquisite cuisine, and renowned hot springs to your heart's content.

Grand opening on September 13, 2024, "Onsen Kakenagashi no Yado Neboya Shima Bettei" offers a unique experience with its rare private hot spring source in Ise-Shima. The accommodation features seven guest rooms with onsen open-air baths, two private onsen open-air baths, and two family onsen baths for your enjoyment. For dinner, indulge in dishes that highlight the natural flavors of Ise-Shima's finest ingredients. Enjoy carefully selected fresh seafood, premium meats, and seasonal vegetables prepared using the best cooking methods tailored to each ingredient of the day. With six key concepts—"Relax," "Tailor," "Tranquil," "Warmth," "Balance," and "Cherish"—Shima Bettei welcomes you to create unforgettable moments during your stay.

A property boasting ocean-view rooms, stunning open-air onsen, and fresh seafood. The open-air onsen, seemingly extending into the sea, is a natural hot spring from 2000m underground. Enjoy a dinner featuring fresh sea urchins, abalone, and other seafood caught in Minami Sanriku.

In Kitaibaraki City, at Isohara Beach, experience the Onsen and culinary delights of the Resort Hotel "Sea and Sky..." Boasting 270-degree ocean view rooms and a sea deck, you will be enveloped in an infinite sense of freedom, caressed by the scent of the sea and the ocean breeze. After savoring the fresh seafood and local delicacies unique to Kitaibaraki, relax in the private open-air bath available in every room, and enjoy the healing of Isohara Onsen while gazing at the star-filled sky. Spend an irreplaceable moment surrounded by the great nature of the sea and sky with your loved ones.

A private Accommodation of four detached villas nestled by Kyoto Prefecture’s largest lake, Riko. Each room features a scenic-view bath filled with natural Onsen water; the lakeside villas overlook Riko, while the special suites offer views of a Japanese garden. Operated directly by a seafood wholesaler, we serve generous dishes featuring fresh seafood from the Sea of Japan in spring, summer, and autumn, and in winter you can savor live crab carefully selected by experts. We also aim to promote a new form of universal tourism through collaboration with local healthcare providers and on-site staff who have completed advanced lifesaving training.

Kyotango City, Kyoto Prefecture—3 minutes on foot from Yuhigaura-Kitsu Onsen Station.A private villa where you can stay with your dog, nestled in Kitsu Onsen, the oldest Onsen in Kyoto Prefecture with a 1,400-year history.Set on a 1,400-tsubo property with only six Rooms, this luxurious retreat features suite accommodations all equipped with open-air baths fed directly from the source.With an on-site dog run and a wide selection of in-Room dining Plans, you can relax with your dog in the same Room while savoring fresh Tango seafood, Matsuba crab, and premium Tajima beef.Enjoy a special time to unwind with your cherished family.

Enjoy a relaxing stay surrounded by the sound of the waves as you gaze out over the magnificent Pacific Ocean. Savor a seasonal kaiseki course featuring the finest local flavors of Ise-Shima and Toba, renowned as “Miketsukuni,” with luxurious ingredients such as Ise lobster, abalone, and Matsusaka beef—served in private dining rooms for a leisurely experience. Rooms with open-air baths, an ocean-view large public bath on the top floor, and complimentary private baths. With ever-changing sea views as your backdrop, enjoy bathing at your own pace and spend a truly special moment.

A secluded adults-only Accommodation where you can enjoy a quiet stay, blending the charm of an early Showa-era three-story wooden building with a modern touch. Ideally located right in front of the entrance is the sightseeing boat pier that crosses Amanohashidate, one of Japan’s Three Scenic Views. From each uniquely styled guest room, take in the ever-changing scenery of Amanohashidate and watch the boats come and go, then unwind in the large public bath—renovated in November 2023—and enjoy the skin-friendly alkaline simple Onsen waters of Nariai Kannon Onsen. From spring to autumn, savor fresh seafood and wagyu shabu-shabu; in winter, indulge in snow crab dishes—a seasonal delicacy from the Sea of Japan!

Renewed with the concept of "Falling in Love with Oki Island." The journey to the island begins the moment you board a ship or plane. Imagine beyond the horizon, feel the vastness of the sky and sea, and step onto the island with hope and anticipation. A space where you can simultaneously relive the excitement of the journey while staying is the core of the renewal theme, transforming into a hotel where you can deeply experience the charm of Oki and fall in love with it even more.

About a 2.5-hour drive from central Osaka and Kyoto, Lake Hanareko—the largest freshwater lake in Kyoto Prefecture—lies in the Tango area, where beautiful, unspoiled scenery still remains. Close to Ine’s Funaya boat houses and Amanohashidate, “HOTEL & Kotei Soka -Soka-” is a small Hotel that celebrated its grand opening in May 2024 on the lakeshore. Ripples left by waterfowl on the surface, the splash of wildlife diving in, crisp air at dawn, a sun-dappled terrace beneath swaying willows, the colors of the evening sky, abundant local ingredients nurtured by Tango’s climate, carefully selected natural wines, an Onsen to soothe your body—and a comfortable space surrounded by interior design and art chosen with love. A calm heart and an ideal everyday life await you here.

Dishes made with fresh seafood directly sourced from fishing grounds boast flavors and portions that delight both the eyes and palate. Suruga Bay stretches out in front, and on clear days, Mount Fuji can be seen.

"Senoumi" refers to the underwater hills spreading across the seabed of Izu. The rich shallow waters serve as an ideal home for various fish. At our inn, we also gather delicious fish freshly caught at Inatori Fishing Port. Please take your time to savor the bounty of the sea, including our specialty, the Fisherman's Grill. Our greatest hospitality lies in the vast ocean view right before your eyes. From the lobby and the panoramic bath, you can enjoy the magnificent scenery. We hope our guests can relax with a sense of being embraced by the sea. Soak in the natural flowing Onsen while gazing at the ocean, and let go of your daily fatigue. At "Inatori Onsen Senoumi," even the hallways are covered with tatami mats. Please enjoy your stay barefoot and at ease.

A spectacular setting with sweeping ocean views and an endless horizon right before you. We offer Rooms with open-air baths where you can enjoy natural Onsen, as well as a variety of Rooms overlooking the sea. Another highlight is our tour of 16 different baths, including a panoramic open-air bath, cave bath, herb bath, and sauna—each with its own unique atmosphere. Savor Izu’s seafood delicacies such as spiny lobster, abalone, and splendid alfonsino, and enjoy a truly relaxing getaway.

Daikanso, a property associated with the Japanese painting master Yokoyama Taikan. The expansive garden and the large bath boasting abundant hot spring water each have their own unique charm. Enjoy a relaxing moment with Kyoto-style kaiseki cuisine, harmonizing carefully selected fresh seasonal ingredients from the mountains and sea with chosen tableware.

Ocean-view accommodation overlooking Kinkasan and the sea! Indulge in the luxurious seafood from one of the world's three major fishing grounds. All guest rooms and open-air baths offer a stunning ocean view of Kinkasan. Enjoy a special moment to refresh your mind and body, away from the hustle and bustle of daily life, with the vast ocean right before your eyes. For dining, savor fresh seafood caught off Sanriku-Kinkasan waters, one of the world's three major fishing grounds, along with rare whale dishes. We also offer free private baths, perfect for families with children or couples.

Located at Ako Misaki in Setonaikai National Park, this Accommodation boasts an exceptional setting and takes pride in serving seasonal ingredients prepared in a variety of styles. Enjoy the beautiful Seto Inland Sea throughout the seasons from your guest room, the open-air bath, and the restaurant. To the east you can see the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge; straight ahead, the Ieshima Islands; beyond them, Awaji Island; and to the west, Shodoshima Island. The large public bath’s open-air bath also offers sweeping views of the Seto Inland Sea and a spacious tub for a wonderfully open, relaxing soak. A highlight is the rare low-temperature salt sauna—rub Ako salt onto your skin to promote perspiration—which is especially popular. For dining, enjoy creative kaiseki cuisine centered on seasonal seafood. Oyster dishes are particularly popular in winter.

Located near the Kanmon Strait, this Ryokan offers fresh seafood cuisine. Notably, the specialty fugu dishes available year-round are a highlight. The seawater salt bath drawn from the strait's seabed and the view of the Kanmon Strait from the Room are also popular. Additionally, the interior exudes an exotic atmosphere, including a tea room featuring the throne used by the emperor in the movie "The Last Emperor," adding to its charm.

The opening of Yuno Hama Onsen dates back to the Tenki era (1053-1057), tied to the legend of a giant turtle and a fisherman. Blessed with the natural scenery of the Sea of Japan and its bountiful seafood, it has developed since ancient times as one of the three delightful landscapes of Oshu. Among the large Hotels and Ryokans facing the Sea of Japan stands the seaside Property Ikkyu. Established in Showa 18, it underwent a complete reconstruction in July of Heisei 3 and was reborn with a new appearance in April of Heisei 17.