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Less than a two-hour flight from Tokyo, "Wasure no Sato Gajoen" is a beautiful Property that perfectly blends into the lush, deep greenery of Kirishima's nature, offering an exceptional escape despite its outstanding accessibility. Situated along the Amori River, the Property features only eight standalone Rooms, each housed in relocated traditional thatched-roof houses. Every Room is equipped with a private Onsen bath, fed 100% by natural hot spring sources. The dishes, delicately prepared with vegetables grown in the Property's own garden, deliver flavors unique to the region and nourish deeply. The thatched roofs, irori hearths, and the river flowing beside the Property evoke a sense of peace, reminiscent of Japan's traditional rural landscapes. "Wasure no Sato Gajoen" is a place where you can forget the distractions of daily life while rediscovering the truly important things that should never be forgotten.

Enjoy expressive scenery through large windows and a spacious deck, and at night, take in a sky full of stars.Relax in this 130-year-old home with approximately 300 m² of generous space, and savor the passing time as you admire the changing valley views.

Inspired by the appreciation for the serene and tasteful beauty of all things, we named our property "侘桜". A 200-year-old thatched-roof house has been relocated to a tranquil mountainous area near the small Kyoto of Kakunodate. We hope you can relax and enjoy your time here.

Selected for IKYU’s “15 Dream Accommodations to Visit This Year,” Yuyado Soan is a serene retreat nestled in Izumo, the land of the gods. Enjoy free-flowing natural hot spring water from Yunokawa Onsen—renowned as one of Japan’s top three “beauty baths”—in an atmospheric setting that makes the most of traditional farmhouse beams and earthen walls, for a truly relaxing stay. Detached guest rooms feature spacious semi-open-air baths and fireplaces, offering a soothing escape where you can feel Izumo’s nature and the changing seasons in garden-wrapped tranquility. For dining, the head chef personally selects seafood from the majestic Sea of Japan and blessings from the San’in region, crafting creative Japanese cuisine that highlights the very best seasonal flavors of the day. Soak in a “beauty bath,” savor exquisite seasonal cuisine, and unwind in the quiet calm of a traditional farmhouse—. Conveniently located near Izumo Taisha Shrine and Izumo Airport, this Accommodation is also an ideal base for sightseeing—enjoy a refined getaway that nourishes both skin and soul.

Renovated traditional houses scattered across the southernmost seaside town of Honshu into accommodations. Experience a nostalgic yet new style of accommodation with the concept of "staying as if living." Enjoy a new journey exploring the history of Kumano and the blessings of the sea.

You can rent and stay in one of four renovated traditional Japanese houses, each exclusively reserved for your group, produced by Alex Kerr, a leading expert in restoring historic homes.

A Feast for the Five Senses A 100-Year-Old Traditional Japanese AubergeThe origin—and the ultimate destination To savor truly delicious cuisine Travel, simply for that purpose aloneHanashibuki Resort returns to its roots with a singular focus on dining. With sincere dedication and close attention to each guest, we strive for the highest expression of cuisine.

A culinary Ryokan located beside Hachiman-bori Canal in Omihachiman, Shiga—designated an Important Cultural Landscape—renovated from a sukiya-style building constructed in the late Edo period. Choose between the exclusive-use Main Building (one whole house) and a secluded annex limited to two parties per day.At “Japanese Cuisine Tamaru,” a renovated storehouse, enjoy Omi kaiseki featuring abundant ingredients from the Saba Kaido route and the Omi region.*Check-in times vary by Room. Please refer to each Room page for details.

"Ryokan is the embodiment of Japanese culture." This is an important statement for us. Japan has many ryokans. We will not forget our gratitude and respect for the predecessors who have passed down the ryokan culture to the next generation, and we will cherish and welcome each guest every day. We hope that our ryokan will become part of the Miyawaka landscape over time and a second home for everyone. With strong passion, we will provide hospitality to all.

A satoyama path where master artisans keep traditional crafts alive. In a quintessential Japanese landscape that still retains the atmosphere of the former Mariko post town on the old Tokaido, you will find the craft Accommodation “Waraku.” This restored traditional house offers a warmth and nostalgia that only time can create, in harmony with handcrafted works by skilled artisans. Morning sunlight pours over the satoyama, accompanied by birdsong. On moonlit nights, gaze up at the sky; on rainy nights, listen to the sound soaking into the earth. Feel beauty as beauty. Surrender to comfort and sense time flowing quietly. And enjoy heartfelt conversations with loved ones and friends. In this calming Japanese-style space, please savor a special stay for anniversaries, creating memories, and a journey of self-renewal in search of beauty. We offer five annex Rooms (Wa, Raku, Doma, Kura, Fuji), each equipped with a private sauna and hinoki bath, as well as three Rooms (Ichihime, Ichiro, Ichie) in the front building where Waraku’s reception and OCHA SPA are located. Each Room is thoughtfully arranged to honor its own character and charm so you can relax in comfort. Please take your time and unwind.

Long cherished as a Ryokan that welcomed distinguished guests, this residence has long been held in high regard. The Horiuchi family once flourished as coastal shipping merchants who traveled by boat throughout Japan. Today, Azumi Setoda has inherited their former home, the “Former Horiuchi Residence,” and reimagined it as a Ryokan.A Seto Inland Sea journey in a 140-year-old merchant mansion Azumi Setoda was born from the legacy of the Horiuchi family, prominent merchants who prospered in Setoda through salt production and maritime trade. While preserving 140 years of precious architectural details, the guest rooms have been redesigned as modern spaces for relaxation. Centered on seasonal ingredients from the sea and mountains of Setouchi, we offer a course menu that draws out their character through a variety of techniques. Unbound by any single genre, this approach carries on the history of Setoda—a port town where ships once came and went and diverse cultures and knowledge naturally converged. Enjoy cuisine found nowhere else, served with vessels passed down from the Horiuchi family.

A one-group-per-day, fully private auberge-style Property. Within the Property and during meals, there is no interaction with other guests, ensuring a completely private space exclusively for you. Our Property, with a history dating back to the first year of the Bunkyu era (1861) when it began as a pottery business, established the foundation of a modern garden in the 15th year of the Taisho era (1926). It is the only "Registered Monument Garden" in Gifu Prefecture. Please enjoy a stay where you can experience the beauty and tradition of this historic garden and building.

NIPPONIA Harima Fukusaki Library House NEW OPEN in early November 2020 in Fukusaki Town, Kanzaki District, Hyogo Prefecture! The Mikike residence, a grand estate built during the Edo period, has been renovated into a Property. Enjoy moments of joy that fill your heart.

A historic Property preserving the legacy of the Heike clan, located in Yunishigawa Onsen. The entire building is situated along a clear stream and features traditional architecture with fine wood and earthen walls, reviving the charm of an old era. Cross the renowned "Kazura Bridge," one of Kanto's finest, and enjoy natural hot spring baths with free-flowing Onsen water and charcoal-grilled Irori cuisine.

A one-group-per-day Property where you can enjoy a stay surrounded by a modern Japanese interior featuring abundant use of pine and cedar wood, as well as numerous contemporary art pieces displayed throughout the premises. "BBQ under a star-filled sky on the wooden deck terrace" "Slow food prepared over charcoal at the irori table" "Panoramic views of the Miyama countryside from the hinoki bath" "Relaxing by the wood stove while enjoying the aroma of fresh herbal tea" Experience your own moments of tranquility. In a space so comfortable and pleasant that it’s hard to believe it’s a renovated traditional house, rejuvenate your body and mind, and detox with ease.

An extraordinary escape about 60 minutes by car from Fukuoka Airport and Hakata Station. Set in a nationally designated Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings, “Kaze no Yamefukushima” is a dispersed Hotel created by minimally restoring and enhancing the comfort of Kita-ya’s sake brewery and tea shop, both with nearly 200 years of history.Spend a soothing moment in spaces where you can feel the passage of time.During your stay, enjoy experiences unique to Yame: a welcome with sencha and tea sweets, creative cuisine featuring Yame tea with thoughtful tea pairings, and ochazuke to start your morning.As Japan’s leading gyokuro-producing region, Yame offers a fresh way to enjoy tea from arrival to departure.To make your trip even more fulfilling, our local concierge will suggest ways to spend your time that can only be experienced here. Please feel free to ask about enjoying nearby sights or celebrating a special birthday or anniversary with family, as a couple, or with your partner.Savor timeless moments at our “TEA&SAKE HOTEL,” where you can enjoy both tea and sake experiences.

Located near Horyu-ji Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, “Ubusuna no Sato” is a place where you can relax and experience the timeless history and nature of Yamato with all five senses. This auberge takes “body-friendly cuisine” as its theme and is proud to offer an authentic Japanese kaiseki course featuring an abundance of carefully selected fresh local ingredients from Nara.

"Yamasato no Iori Soen" is a restored traditional Hida farmhouse originally built in the late Edo period. The gentle flow of air within the house creates a serene atmosphere, enveloping your heart with warmth. Its century-old history exudes profound charm and evokes the nostalgic spirit of a mountain village. Time flows gently yet steadily here, allowing you to reconnect with yourself amidst the ever-changing beauty of nature. Take your time to enjoy these precious moments you may have almost forgotten.

Supervised by Alex Kerr, a researcher of Eastern culture. A traditional Japanese house over 100 years old has been renovated into a comfortable space while preserving its charm and the beauty of Japan. This accommodation breathes new life into the island as a place where you can spend your time richly and meaningfully. From samurai residences to fishermen's houses overlooking the port, each building is a unique cultural resource that continues the rich history of this flourishing island. Entirely private accommodations for one group per house—experience time in an authentic "island home." Relax and enjoy your stay at your own pace.

Takehara, located along the coast of the Seto Inland Sea, flourished as one of Japan's leading salt production areas since the Edo period. By the Taisho era, it boasted 26 sake breweries thanks to its prosperity from salt. The people of that time competed to build many remarkable structures, creating a beautiful townscape that still retains its historical charm today. Known as "Little Kyoto of Aki," Takehara has been designated as a Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings by the Japanese government.Nestled seamlessly within this historic townscape is NIPPONIA Hotel Takehara Saltworks Town. As a dispersed hotel with buildings scattered throughout the area, including a former bank and former restaurant, each structure has been carefully restored to respect its historical background while providing modern comfort. This creates an extraordinary space where you can experience timeless richness.For dining, we offer dishes crafted with local ingredients such as seafood and citrus nurtured by Setouchi's mild climate and various salts differing in flavor depending on their production method or origin. Pair these with sake from three long-established breweries with over 150 years of history to indulge in an exquisite culinary journey.Conveniently located for visits to Okunoshima Island, Shimanami Kaido cycling route, and Onomichi sightseeing spots, immerse yourself in the history and culture alive in this area while savoring salt, sake, and delicacies unique to Setouchi that continue to be cherished today.