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The second Facility following "THE HOUSE," called "THE HOUSE on the beach," is a luxury private rental residence. This three-story house, located on Manase Beach, known for its exceptional water clarity in Hayama, features an exterior reminiscent of buildings found on Greece's Santorini Island.

Le Phare Resort is located in Shirahama, the southernmost tip of Minamiboso, Chiba Prefecture, an area known for its mild climate throughout the year and its picturesque scenery. Designed by Minoru Kuroki, an award-winning architect who received the Chiba Prefecture Architectural Culture Award, the resort features three design cottages. These cottages offer a simple yet comfortable space furnished with carefully selected furniture, providing a perfect environment to refresh both your mind and body."Le Phare" means "lighthouse" in French. The resort was named with the hope of always illuminating the hearts of our guests, much like the beautiful Nojimazaki Lighthouse designed by French engineer Verny. It also symbolizes a place where guests can always return, guided by its light.Each cottage is equipped with a studio, which can be used as a house studio for band recordings, rehearsals, or photo shoots. The studios are also available for activities such as music, dance, or yoga.

Uroco House is located just a few minutes' walk (5-6 minutes) from Heisaura Beach in Tateyama, Chiba Prefecture, and was built to enjoy the tranquil South Boso area. This area, reminiscent of a tropical paradise, features the Boso Flower Line, selected as one of "Japan's 100 Best Roads," stretching along Heisaura Beach. It is an ideal area for activities such as surfing, cycling, golf, fishing, and driving.

Clear skies and crisp highland breezes. At the foot of the beautiful, majestic Mount Asama, surrender to the changing seasons. Gather around the wood-burning stove, savor a glass of wine, and relax as if you were at home… We invite you to a rich stay that will remain in your memories for years to come.

Three ocean-view cottages built on a cape within the national park of Minami-Izu offer a perfect sense of privacy. Why not relax and unwind amidst the rich nature of the sea and mountains, away from the hustle and bustle of daily life? Equipped with a private pool and charcoal BBQ facilities.

The accommodation at Maruyama Village is a 150-year-old traditional house that has been newly renovated and refurbished as a "Property." The "village" lifestyle has changed with the times, but the "scenery" here remains unchanged, just as it was in the past. There is something here that cannot be felt in modern urban life. In the city, "change" is often perceived as "disappearance," and we are living in an era where people are losing interest in what has been lost. At Maruyama, "what remains unchanged amidst change" is still here. If you feel that you have "forgotten something" in the midst of modern life, please come to Maruyama to rediscover that "something you may have forgotten." Maruyama Village is neither a formal Hotel nor a luxurious Ryokan. It is a place where, during a long journey, you might feel drawn to the lights glowing in the twilight. A place where you feel like saying, "I'm home," and where the hospitality conveys a heartfelt "Welcome back." We sincerely look forward to welcoming you "home."

The overwhelming presence of materials aged over time.Warm light with reduced brightness highlights the beauty of fittings, earthen walls, and gardens.We offer a high-quality space to enjoy the tradition and technical beauty of Machiya."Kura ya Omiya Shimabara" is located in the Shimabara area, once a thriving entertainment district.Relax after exploring the history of Kyoto.

The overwhelming presence of materials aged over time.Warm light with reduced brightness highlights the beauty of doors, earthen walls, and gardens.We offer a high-quality space where you can enjoy the tradition and technical beauty of Machiya."藏や 清水五条" is located in the Higashiyama area, where many Kyo-yaki and Kiyomizu-yaki kilns are gathered.Within the property, you can leisurely appreciate Kyo-yaki ceramic works.

A traditional Japanese townhouse that, even after more than a century, seems to breathe life as you step through its entrance. Restored using the unique techniques passed down through generations of townhouses, it has been combined with modern conveniences for your comfort. Located on Suzaku Avenue, the central axis of the ancient Heian-kyo capital, this area is rich in Kyoto's historical essence. Despite its deep historical roots, the Omiya Gojo area offers a glimpse into the daily lives of Kyoto's residents. For seasoned travelers, this is an opportunity to truly experience the feeling of living in Kyoto, even if only for the duration of your stay.

Exclusive to one group per day, a hidden retreat in a traditional Kyoto townhouse. A private space with the entire property reserved. Located next to Higashi Honganji Temple, this building, over 100 years old in the historic heritage district, has been faithfully restored to its original townhouse form. Furnished with pieces from the Taisho to early Showa periods and featuring sliding doors with "karakami" crafted using Kyoto's traditional techniques, it offers a nostalgic atmosphere to enjoy Kyoto's beauty. Experience the lifestyle of Kyoto's merchant houses with plaster walls and spacious earthen floors.

Known as the Mahoroba of the nation, Nara, the land of Yamato. Among them, in the northwest of Asuka Village, which retains a strong breath of ancient times, near Ikazuchi Hill mentioned in the Manyoshu, stands a small Property limited to one group per day, that is Asuka Yuri no Sato Shinrajuku.

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.

A private, one-group-per-day Property located near the World Heritage sites "Sanjusangendo" and "Tofukuji," nestled in the "Imakumano Shopping Street," where you can feel the vibrant spirit of Kyoto's locals. This fully private townhouse has been renovated from a traditional Kyo-machiya, preserving its authentic Japanese charm while incorporating bamboo, a symbol of Kyoto's culture and nature, throughout the design.Blending seamlessly into the local streetscape, "Tsukihime Kohaku-an" serves as the perfect base for exploring Kyoto's food, town culture, and history. Begin your elevated stay here and enjoy a truly unique experience.

A 5-minute walk east along Sanjo Street from Higashiyama Station on the Tozai Subway Line or the Jingu-michi bus stop. Kyoto Ryokan Zen is located in a quiet residential area. The surrounding area is rich in attractions, including famous cherry blossom viewing spots such as Heian Shrine, Biwa Canal, as well as renowned temples like Chion-in, Nanzen-ji, and Ginkaku-ji, along with cultural sites like museums and a zoo.

The Kyoto townhouse "Ando," accommodating up to 8 guests, is just a 3-minute walk from Higashiyama Subway Station. Nearby attractions include Heian Shrine, Nanzenji Temple, Chion-in Temple, Shoren-in Temple, and Yasaka Shrine. A short trip will take you to the Philosopher's Path, Ginkakuji Temple, and Eikando Temple. It offers an excellent location for accessing Kyoto's major tourist destinations.

From Higashiyama Station on the Tozai Subway Line or the Jingu-michi bus stop, proceed east along Sanjo Street, pass through the first torii gate of Awata Shrine, traverse the stone-paved approach, and ascend the small paths alongside the stone wall near the second torii gate. You will find "Awataan (OUR TURN)," a townhouse-style accommodation, in a quiet residential area on a serene hill.

Founded during the Bunsei era, the historic Yamanaka Oil Shop in Kyoto boasts a 200-year history.

A nostalgic traditional Kyoto townhouse, preserving its original passageway and firebox.

From Hanami Koji in Gion, passing through Kennin Temple and a magical alley, you will find the traditional Kyoto townhouse, "Furain-an (BRIAN)."