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Founded in 1883, this Accommodation offers nearly 140 years of tradition and refined elegance. The architectural beauty of the main building—where painter Yumeji Takehisa, poets Tekkan and Akiko Yosano, and Sun Yat-sen, known as the father of the Chinese Revolution, once stayed—is registered as a Tangible Cultural Property of Japan. One of its highlights is the wide range of room types to suit every occasion, including traditional Japanese-style rooms, Japanese-Western suite rooms, rooms with open-air baths, and private detached villas. In a space filled with nostalgic charm, enjoy seasonal local cuisine along with the large Onsen bath and private baths fed by the property’s own free-flowing natural hot spring source.

Yunohira Onsen is a nostalgic hot spring town adorned with stone-paved streets and lanterns, taking you back in time to the charm of old Japan. Our inn is located atop the hill at the end of the stone-paved path. The accommodations include two detached Rooms with private indoor baths and one Room in the main building, totaling three spacious Japanese-Western style Rooms. The Onsen facilities feature a handcrafted Goemon bath and a stone bath, both available for private use. After soaking leisurely in the Onsen and strolling along the stone-paved streets, enjoy a traditional kaiseki meal featuring local Oita cuisine. Spend a special holiday in Yunohira Onsen, where time flows gently.

Mameya is a private rental Accommodation—an early Taisho-era nationally registered Tangible Cultural Property—renovated under the design of Shinsozai Kenkyujo. Surrounded by a landscape of stone garden and tiled roof, the space is filled with tranquility, and at night soft lights illuminate the garden. Reserve all four uniquely styled rooms and enjoy the original architectural details: a Western-style lounge that evokes the building’s early days, bedrooms with exposed beams, and views of the stone garden through yukimi shoji screens—an experience that feels like stepping back into the Taisho period. Spend a soothing moment at Mameya, a special place where Tamba-Sasayama’s history, nature, and art resonate together.

Hakone, where the rich nature of the four seasons thrives. On a hill overlooking Lake Ashi lies "Property Takumi no Yado Kasho." We wholeheartedly provide hospitality to offer moments of tranquility akin to the delicate craftsmanship of artisans.

Arifuku Onsen, cherished as the "Land of Fortune" since ancient times, is a renowned hot spring discovered 1,350 years ago by the monk Hodo Shonin. At Yoshidaya, you can enjoy natural Onsen water directly from the source without any heating, dilution, or added disinfectants. The soft and silky water is known as "Bijin no Yu" (Beauty Hot Spring), gently enveloping your skin.The proven skincare benefits researched by POLA add to its allure. Each soak leaves your skin hydrated and refreshed, with noticeable differences by the next morning. During your stay, indulge in relaxing baths to your heart's content.The retro streets adorned with stone pavements are also worth exploring. Just a one-minute walk away is the Italian restaurant "Arifuku Bianco," offering full-course meals made with fresh local ingredients. Additionally, on weekends, you can enjoy performances of Iwami Kagura at "Yunomachi Kaguraden."Experience a luxurious blend of history, hot springs, cuisine, and culture at Yoshidaya.

"Izu Kogen Jōgasaki Onsen Hana Fubuki" is a property nestled in the forest, featuring accommodation buildings with unique characteristics. From the windows of any room, you can enjoy a view of lush greenery. Relax your body and mind in seven onsen baths without disturbance. Enjoy moments embraced by nature and tranquility.

The smallest hotel in Kobe, "Hotel Hana Koyado," is a property that combines the charm of a ryokan with the practicality of a hotel. Enjoy a blissful moment of relaxation by soaking in the Arima Onsen, considered Japan's oldest hot spring, to rejuvenate both body and mind.

A traditional Japanese Ryokan, "Ryokan Tsurugata," where you can fully immerse yourself in the historic charm of Kurashiki. Located in the heart of the Bikan Historical Quarter, this distinguished Ryokan boasts a history spanning approximately 280 years. Despite its modest size, it retains traces of its prosperous past in every corner. Enjoy exquisite dishes prepared by our head chef using fresh seafood from Seto Inland Sea and local ingredients, served in the comfort of your Room. An evening stroll through the serene Bikan Historical Quarter after dinner is also highly recommended.

This is a property at Shirabu Onsen, surrounded by the rich nature of Mount Azuma and the source of the Mogami River. The natural onsen with over 700 years of history can be enjoyed in the famous Olympic bath and open-air bath. We offer mountain delicacies, including the local brand Yonezawa beef, and provide comfortable rooms for a pleasant stay throughout the year.

Yumoto Tamai-kan is a charming retro-style Property with a traditional Japanese wooden structure, featuring three floors. The Onsen, sourced from 31 meters underground in the garden, is nearly colorless and transparent, offering therapeutic benefits for rheumatism, gynecological issues, neuralgia, gastrointestinal problems, and skin conditions. The pure Japanese-style Room includes an 8-tatami main area and a 4.5-tatami adjoining space with its own open-air Onsen bath fed directly from the source, allowing you to enjoy a private bathing experience. Meals feature a standard kaiseki course made with seasonal ingredients from Izumo and Matsue regions. Guests can savor fresh seafood and the seasonal blessings of San'in.

With a history of 700 years, this rare Onsen, known for its healing properties for eye ailments, is one of the hidden gems in the whole country. The "Eye Medicine Bath," featuring 100% natural flowing hot spring water, offers lukewarm temperatures perfect for long soaks. Enjoy this historic hidden Onsen, once used as a secret retreat by Uesugi Kenshin.

- 5-minute walk to Dogo Onsen Main Building! - A small hidden Property in Dogo with only 7 rooms - Private Onsen with natural hot spring water - A space where Japanese style, ART, and plants harmonize - Additive-free breakfast "Genki-meshi" featuring delicious seasonal ingredients from Ehime This is a very rare wooden Property in Dogo, a "guesthouse-style Onsen Ryokan" where the Japanese aesthetic blends with ART and plants. The building is a masterpiece of early Showa architecture, a two-story wooden structure in pure Japanese style that once flourished as a high-class kaiseki Ryokan. While it does not feature the latest modern Facility and may have some inconveniences, we hope you will experience the charm and nostalgia that cannot be found in a Hotel. We offer various Plans to suit your needs, such as No Meals Included, private Onsen access, and our proud breakfast included. We look forward to welcoming you!

The soaring lobby features tasteful lighting and camellia-patterned carpets, creating a nostalgic Meiji-era atmosphere. For dinner, choose from a wide variety buffet or a kaiseki course showcasing seasonal Setouchi flavors. Enjoy Onsen water brought in from Dogo Onsen in the open-air bath surrounded by a Japanese garden and in the large public bath. In the evening, don’t miss the powerful Suigun Taiko drum performance. Recommended for families, couples, and married pairs visiting Dogo Onsen.

Tango Peninsula Shorenkan Yoshinoya is a nostalgic Property where you can enjoy the idyllic rural landscapes of Japan, the charm of a fishing village, and the atmosphere of the Japanese countryside. A cobalt blue gradient of sea and sky stretches endlessly, divided by the horizon. A white lighthouse stands as if overlooking the majestic Sea of Japan, and the breathtaking view of Tango Matsushima captivates visitors' hearts. In summer, enjoy swimming in the sea, and in winter, savor Taiza crab. The "Taiza Onsen Village," a renowned hot spring area in Tango Town, is bustling with visitors throughout the seasons. Relax and unwind in the Onsen that gently soothes the fatigue of your journey.

"Sowaka" is a Sanskrit word from India meaning "happiness be with you." Often used at the end of Buddhist scriptures, this blessing resonates as both nostalgic and fresh, blending seamlessly into Kyoto, a city rich with Buddhist temples. Passing through the entrance and walking along the water-sprinkled stone path, you will find yourself in a serene, otherworldly space. Refresh your eyes with the greenery of the courtyard garden, feel the gentle breeze, and relax in your Room. While the prime location is certainly a highlight, the greatest charm of this Hotel lies in its luxurious space where the old and the new harmoniously coexist. At the restaurant, savor creative Kyoto-inspired cuisine. Stroll through the city with ease, as if you were a local. May happiness and blessings be with all who visit. Enjoy countless moments of joy to your heart's content at "Sowaka."

[Michelin Key Awarded in January 2025 (2 consecutive years)] [Forbes Recommended Hotel 2026 (9 consecutive years)] [World Luxury Hotel Awards 2025 (12 consecutive years)]Hotel Hyakuna Garan is a Japanese–Ryukyuan style hotel set in a mystical land known as the stage of the Ryukyu creation myth. With mountains behind and the sea stretching below, enjoy both sunrise and sunset views, as well as Kudaka Island—Ryukyu’s most sacred site—in the distance. Inside, covered corridors encircle a courtyard lush with towering banyan trees, inviting you into a serene world woven by light, shadow, and breeze. All guest rooms are oceanfront suites, offering a luxurious space accompanied by the sound of waves. In the top-floor private open-air bath, gaze out over the sea as it changes moment by moment with time, and savor a pure escape at one with nature. A “hometown of the heart,” overflowing with deep joy that feels like nostalgia, awaits you here.

All rooms are detached, providing a safe Onsen Ryokan experience for families with children. The friendly and warm hospitality of the staff is highly praised. Combined with the nostalgic charm of thatched-roof rooms, it creates a cozy space reminiscent of "grandma's house."

The onsen at the property is built in a traditional all-Hinoki bathhouse style. The water is soft, warms the body from the core, and leaves the skin smooth. The cuisine primarily uses local ingredients, allowing you to experience the seasons of Northern Shinano. Additionally, the charm of Shibu Onsen lies in its onsen town. Why not wear wooden clogs and enjoy the Showa-era atmosphere along the stone-paved streets of the onsen town?