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Since ancient times, Japan has been home to a rich variety of "colors." It is through living amidst the vibrant hues of nature, such as flowers, the sea, and birds, that today's Japanese culture, admired worldwide, has been cultivated. We, too, wish to convey the charm of the colors that breathe life into Shizuoka and Mochimune, and pass them on to the next generation. With this aspiration, we have opened the traditional Japanese-style Hotel "日本色 NIHON IRO," offering a serene and tranquil retreat. Here, you will find a space uniquely yours, themed around the gentle colors of traditional Japan.

In the old town of Nara, in the popular historic district of Naramachi with its traditional streetscape, you’ll find “Kaze no Naramachi.” This small Hotel has only eight rooms, preserving the beauty and craftsmanship of a traditional Japanese house—such as its kura storehouse and tea room—while offering modern comfort and functionality. With “SAKE HOTEL” as our concept—befitting the birthplace of sake—you can enjoy pairings of Toyosawa Shuzo’s sake with locally sourced fusion cuisine. Depending on the season, rare sakes may also be available. To help make your trip even more fulfilling, we also provide guidance on nearby sightseeing spots. Enjoy strolling through this atmospheric neighborhood and visiting cultural landmarks such as Kofuku-ji Temple, Todai-ji Temple, and Nara Park for a rich stay where you can experience history and discover Nara’s lesser-known charms.

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.

On a 10,000-tsubo property, there are six separate traditional houses, each with unique features, including one with a thatched roof, offering a deep sense of Japanese culture. Enjoy cuisine that delights both the eyes and palate with meticulously prepared "Cha Kaiseki Kuzushi." Escape the city's hustle and bustle and spend a relaxing moment as if in a Japanese folktale world.

Experience the luxurious space where "master craftsmanship" breathes life into a historic relocated traditional Japanese house, and discover an extraordinary Japan that blends traditional beauty with modern sensibilities. Located in Enshu, Shizuoka, once known as the land of Totomi, "Katsuragi Kitanomaru" is a resort by Yamaha Group—a serene retreat nestled in the mountains and described as a "modern-day castle." Surrounded by tranquil nature, the interior features soft curves supported by ancient wood beams, roofs adorned with Enshu tiles, corridors paved with luxurious rosewood bricks, walls decorated with crafts and art pieces, and wooden designer furniture. This unique accommodation harmoniously combines nostalgic yet innovative elements of Japanese aesthetics. Infused with Yamaha's expertise in sound and music culture, this beautiful accommodation offers opportunities to enjoy seasonal nature and local cultural experiences. Relax your mind and body while indulging in an exceptional stay like no other. Katsuragi Kitanomaru proudly served as the base camp hotel for Japan's national soccer team during the 2002 FIFA World Cup.

Tsuwano, known as the "Little Kyoto of San'in." The historic buildings of the long-established sake brewery "Hashimoto Honten," founded during the Kyōhō era, have been revitalized into a combined accommodation and dining facility, [Wakatsuki]. Experience tranquility in the private villa-style "Hanare," immerse yourself in the traditional elegance of the main building "Moya," relax in a bathhouse utilizing a jet-black storehouse, and savor local ingredients at our gastronomy restaurant. Each space embodies the essence of this region's time and atmosphere, offering an experience where your stay becomes part of your journey. Reborn as a place to carry on traditions and weave them into the future, Wakatsuki invites you to spend your own special moments in this unique intersection of past and present.

Are you familiar with a plant called Japanese honeysuckle (Suikazura)? Its name, meaning “to endure the winter,” reflects its resilience, and it has long been cherished. In Inuyama, it has been passed down through generations as Suikazura liqueur.Accommodation -SHUKU- makes use of a building connected to this historic Suikazura liqueur.Time spent in a space full of character, cuisine that lets you savor local flavors, and the quiet streetscape of this castle town. Immerse yourself in Inuyama’s history and culture found only here, and enjoy a calm stay just a little removed from everyday life.A moment to unwind both mind and body.

- Experience a special journey in the historic castle town of Ozu, nurtured by the Hijikawa River. Encounter history, culture, and stunning landscapes amidst historical architecture that embodies Japanese aesthetics. Immerse yourself in the charm of this unique town. -Our accommodation is one of Japan's largest decentralized hotels, where the entire castle town is envisioned as a single hotel. Guest rooms, reception areas, and restaurants are scattered throughout the town. During your stay, explore each building while naturally touring the castle town to meet locals and discover its history, culture, and breathtaking scenery.Ozu City in Ehime Prefecture was selected as one of "The Top 100 Sustainable Destinations 2022" by Green Destinations and won first place globally in the Story Awards "Culture & Tradition" category.

"Kotone" is a luxury accommodation located in the heart of a historic samurai residential area, exclusively for one group per day. This 100-year-old Kanazawa townhouse has been fully renovated. Surrounded by the earthen walls in Kaga's five traditional colors and the scent of wood, it offers a harmonious blend of Japanese and Western-style facilities, furnishings, and amenities sourced from around the world to provide exceptional hospitality. Enjoy surprises and excitement during your stay. The accommodation features a family-friendly cypress large bath and a semi-open-air bath overlooking a Japanese garden. Complimentary drinks and ice cream are available for your enjoyment. Optional koto (Japanese harp) lessons are offered to experience Kanazawa's traditional craftsmanship—immerse yourself in the beautiful sounds of this instrument.

Akamа and Saburōmaru, Munakata City, Fukuoka Prefecture. Set in a traditional Japanese house built in 1887, “Auberge Cara Munakata” serves seasonal French cuisine.The kitchen is led by Hideji Uemura, former owner-chef of the locally acclaimed French restaurant “Yukiya.” Having fallen in love with this area and made it his home, he carefully selects ingredients from the sea and nearby fields, capturing fleeting moments of flavor on each plate. Free from excess embellishment, his cooking leaves a quiet, lasting finish—this is the cuisine he pursues.He says: “I want to elevate the value of Munakata—its nature, its people, its land—through food. I want locals to feel proud of their produce and seafood, and to bring out their full potential.”Uemura’s dishes make the most of local ingredients while favoring elegance over force. They may not be flashy, but from the first bite they gently ease both body and mind.Guest rooms feature antique furniture curated by a stylist, IKEUCHI ORGANIC towels, and eco-conscious amenities from THANN (a natural skincare brand from Thailand).In the garden you’ll also find a wood-fired Goemon-style bath for an immersive taste of timeless Japan. Through both dining and stay alike, enjoy time that lets you savor Munakata’s richness deep within.*Dinner is generally offered as a private booking; however, depending on Reservation status it may be shared seating. Please contact us in advance. *For staying guests: drinks from our café-only menu are available all-inclusive (excluding Breakfast-Only Plans).

As the castle town of Obi Domain under the Ito Clan, this area flourished and was the first in Kyushu to be designated as an "Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings," recognized for its historical value with samurai residences still scattered throughout. We have transformed one of these historic samurai residences into a luxurious and pristine Property. Fully renovated, it offers a spacious and relaxing atmosphere. Our Ryokan is a renovated Onsen Property located in the Obi castle town, featuring a main building over 140 years old (approximately 350 square meters) and a detached barn (approximately 45 square meters). Each guest room is equipped with a private open-air Onsen bath and is designed with interiors inspired by Obi's unique characteristics, such as "Honmurasaki" (deep purple), "Koke" (moss), and "Sugi" (cedar). Introducing the "Castle Town View Sauna," a private outdoor sauna perched on a hill! Exclusively available to our guests, this fully outdoor private sauna offers a serene experience. From the outdoor deck overlooking the samurai residences of Obi castle town, you can enjoy the ultimate relaxation. *The sauna is available for 3,300 yen (tax included) per person for a 2-hour session.

RITA Yame Fukushima is a small Hotel renovated from a 100-year-old traditional Japanese house, designed as a "Property where you stay as if you live." We are here to help you experience the lifestyle of Yame Fukushima. Please look forward to conversations with the locals and encounters with new scenery. We have prepared Yame-inspired amenities, tea, and guides for strolling around the town, so that all our guests can experience the lifestyle of Yame Fukushima and enjoy a relaxing time.

The luxury of having the 150-year-old traditional house “Furusawa Residence” all to yourself. In this 199 m² space, the four seasons of Tokamachi and the life of Japan’s snow country live on. In spring, wild mountain vegetables begin to sprout; in summer, a cool breeze sweeps across the rice fields under a sky full of stars. In autumn, golden terraced paddies signal the harvest; in winter, in profound silence, gather around the wood-burning stove. And brightening your morning is a warm homemade breakfast prepared at the Accommodation by local mothers. Freshly cooked Uonuma Koshihikari rice and nourishing regional dishes will soothe you to the core. Beneath thick historic beams, surrender to modern comfort and take in Japan’s timeless landscapes with all five senses. Each visit brings a different rich story—waiting just for you.

Known as the "Castle in the Sky" or "Japan's Machu Picchu," Takeda Castle Ruins appear to float amidst a sea of clouds. At the foot of this historic site lies a charming castle town, featuring serene waterways, traditional townhouses from the Meiji and Taisho eras with white plaster walls and decorative eaves, and picturesque scenery that changes with each season.At the heart of this historic townscape stands a former sake brewery with over 400 years of history, now transformed into an elegant accommodation offering 13 unique rooms. Each room is distinct in character, housed within structures such as the main building from the Meiji era, storehouses, or detached cottages, providing guests with a tranquil and soothing retreat.The culinary experience—a highlight of any journey—features local specialties like Tajima beef and Kasumi crab paired with fresh local vegetables in exquisite French cuisine. Indulge in a world of gourmet delights enhanced by various local ingredients and fine sake.To enrich your stay further, we also provide guidance on nearby attractions. With its convenient location for visiting Takeda Castle Ruins as well as Amanohashidate sightseeing spots, our accommodation offers an ideal escape from daily life where you can enjoy moments of peace and fulfillment.

A traditional house property located at the foot of Aso Daikanbo, blessed with a prime location. Enjoy Aso's local cuisine around the hearth. All rooms feature open-air and indoor baths. Experience a magical time as if you have traveled back in time.

Kurashiki Bikan District Yoshi Ryokan was originally built as a private residence in the late Edo period, a time when the area flourished as a tenryo (directly governed land). As one of the traditional buildings within the Kurashiki Riverbank Traditional Building Preservation District, protected under the Cultural Properties Protection Act, we have preserved its exterior while operating as a Ryokan for over a century, upholding Kurashiki's spirit of hospitality. Amid the fast-paced days of modern life, we invite you to fully enjoy the seasonal breezes flowing through this traditional Ryokan in the Kurashiki Bikan District. We look forward to welcoming you.

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 in a prime spot overlooking the Kamo River, this historic and elegant Kyoto townhouse was originally built during the Meiji era. It has been meticulously renovated over six months by skilled carpenters specializing in traditional techniques. The house features a luxurious design with two alcoves (tokonoma) and retains the charm of traditional tea house architecture, complemented by a deck offering stunning views of the Kamo River.The property is conveniently located about a 12-minute walk from Kyoto Station and just a 2-minute walk from Keihan Shichijo Station. Nearby attractions within walking distance include Sanjusangendo Temple, Chishakuin Temple, Yogen-in Temple, Shosei-en Garden, and Nishi Honganji Temple. Other famous sites such as Kiyomizu-dera Temple, Yasaka Shrine, Gion District, Fushimi Inari Shrine, Tofukuji Temple, and Sennyuji Temple are easily accessible within 5 minutes by train from Keihan Shichijo Station to their nearest stations.

We have reimagined the charm of an Edo village headman in a modern style, creating the most luxurious private space. The 1000-tsubo property is available for one group of guests per day. Within the premises, there is a Japanese garden, a pool, BBQ facilities, an open-air bath, and a lawn area with a campfire zone.

Mikuni Minato, once a thriving port for Kitamae ships, now blends the old with the new in its historic streets, evoking a sense of travel nostalgia. Neither urban nor rural, it exudes a unique cultural charm. The lifestyle culture inherited from ancestors and the tranquil lives of its people create a familiar yet nostalgic daily life in this port town, soothing the soul. Enjoy a stay that feels like living in this town, embracing your own unique experience.