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About a 50-minute drive from Oze National Park, this highland resort at an elevation of 966 m sits like a hidden retreat amid 2 million tsubo of pristine nature. From the guest rooms, enjoy sweeping panoramic views of iconic peaks such as Tanigawa-dake and Hotaka-yama, showcasing breathtaking beauty in every season. Golf, skiing, a wide range of activities, high-pH Onsen known for leaving skin feeling smooth and refreshed, and restaurants to suit your style—offering moments of healing and relaxation that bring families closer together.

A Resort Hotel with views of the magnificent Mt. Iwate—known as the “Southern Fuji”—and located next to both a golf course and a ski resort. Dining options include a Japanese-Western buffet featuring seasonal specialties and local dishes from Northern Tohoku, as well as “Iwate French” cuisine paired with Iwate sake and wines. Nearby attractions such as Koiwai Farm Makiba Garden and Morioka Handi-Works Square make this an ideal base for sightseeing.

The luxurious rooms and flowing onsen baths at "Unzen Onsen Tōen," situated by Oshidori Pond, offer views as beautiful as a Japanese painting. The cuisine is handcrafted using abundant seasonal local ingredients. Experience the delight for your eyes and palate with dishes served on Arita porcelain.

Keigetsu Matsubayashi, a master of Sansui Kachoga (landscape and bird-and-flower paintings), lived through the Meiji, Taisho, and Showa eras. Renowned for his artistic talent, he left behind numerous works. He also composed Chinese poetry in five-character verses inspired by the natural beauty of Ina Valley. The name "Nichichoan Keigetsu" originates from "Nichichoan," which Keigetsu himself named after this poetry for the retreat of a previous owner.

An open-air garden Onsen with stunning views of the sea and mountains. A spacious large bath made entirely of Japanese cypress. Enjoy fresh "raw tuna" delivered directly from Katsuura Port, renowned for having the highest fish catch in Japan. Experience a luxurious stay at Kamenoi Hotel Nachikatsuura, an Onsen accommodation offering breathtaking scenery and exquisite cuisine.

Noboribetsu has long been cherished as one of Hokkaido’s renowned hot-spring destinations. Boro NOGUCHI Noboribetsu adds a new chapter to its history. A stylish design that runs throughout the property blends modern sophistication with Japanese aesthetics. Here, you’ll find a “comfortably extraordinary moment” that feels like an extension of everyday life. All guest rooms are suites with private panoramic baths, kaiseki cuisine showcasing Hokkaido’s seasonal flavors, and the rich experience of Onsen waters worthy of one of Japan’s finest spring qualities. A private retreat-like space for adults who keep moving every day.

Escape the hustle and bustle, just 30 minutes from Kochi City. At Auberge Tosayama, enjoy freshly harvested ingredients transformed into authentic Japanese fusion cuisine for a blissful dining experience. Additionally, relax and rejuvenate at Tosayama Onsen, a highlight of your stay.

Hotel & Cottage harmonized with the beautiful nature and four seasons of Nasu Highlands. Enjoy a highland holiday at Hotel Laforet Nasu with seasonal Japanese and Western cuisine made from fresh ingredients and abundant Onsen.

A refined sukiya-style retreat nestled along a lush, verdant gorge. All buildings, including the guest rooms, face the Matsukawa Gorge—spring and summer bring fresh greenery to this “Accommodation in the gorge.” In autumn, it becomes a “healing hot spring” floating amid crimson mountains, and in winter, a “moment of tranquility” wrapped in white. This Accommodation offers breathtaking views throughout the year, in every season. Please take your time enjoying our signature oil fondue in a private dining room.

The "segai-dashi beam construction" creates a beautiful landscape with large white walls and black beams. It recreates the traditional architectural style that has been passed down since the Edo period when it was founded. From the moment you step through the entrance, you are welcomed by a space with a pure Japanese atmosphere. A quiet time flows within the facility, making it hard to believe it's in the center of an Onsen town.

Sounkyo "Hotel Daisetsu Wafubou Yukika・Yukihotaru" is a tourist Onsen hotel featuring "Keikoku Rotenburo Tenkano-yu", "Tenbou Daiyokujou Daisetsuno-yu", and "Oufuu Daiyokujou Chinita-no-yu". The guest rooms include "Special Floor Wafubou Yukika" and "New Japanese Modern Floor Yukihotaru", catering to a wide range of customer needs. When visiting Sounkyo, please consider "Hotel Daisetsu".

The property "Yuyado Toki no Niwa" offers a new level of luxury and ambiance, featuring two hot spring sources and a variety of baths, with every Room equipped with an open-air bath. Spacious Rooms, dishes made with abundant seasonal ingredients, and a garden full of seasonal charm—all meticulously prepared. For guests who wish to fully enjoy their Kusatsu journey, we provide an elevated level of satisfaction.

Opened in 2006, with a detached suite added in April 2011. The Iya Valley, where the Iya River flows from Mount Tsurugi and carves a V-shape into the Shikoku Mountains, offers breathtakingly majestic gorge scenery. "Keikoku no Kakure Yado Iya Bijin" is a Property with an Onsen and a soba restaurant, located right in front of this lush green valley and clear stream. Originally opened in 1975 as a handmade soba restaurant using local buckwheat and spring water, the Property later added 8 Rooms and a detached accommodation to provide visitors to Iya with a more relaxing and leisurely stay. All Rooms are equipped with open-air baths, allowing guests to fully enjoy the Onsen while admiring the stunning views. For meals, indulge in unique dishes featuring local river fish and vegetables, or gather around the irori hearth for hot pot and charcoal-grilled delicacies. To finish, savor our specialty Iya soba. Immerse yourself in the crisp air of the valley, soak in the Onsen, and enjoy delicious cuisine. As your daily fatigue melts away, you may find yourself thinking, "Ah, happiness..." We hope you can experience such a moment here.

A property situated on a cliff facing the sea of Nanki Kishu. Along the way, the blue sea of Nanki Kishu stretches out. With one step, the journey's time begins. Pause and stand still. Umi Tsubaki Hayama is a property that allows you to do so.

The Akayu Onsen "Akayu Onsen Mori no Yu," continuing since the Edo period, is a traditional single-story hot spring inn surrounded by a beautiful Japanese garden showcasing seasonal scenery. Relax and stretch out in the spacious interior. Forget trivial matters and enjoy complete relaxation.

Property "Niigata・Iwamuro Onsen Yumotoya" exudes the charm of Iwamuro Onsen, often referred to as the hidden retreat of Niigata. The elegant architectural beauty and sense of openness will leave you in awe.

Long ago, the Mogami River flourished as a vital waterway carrying culture and commerce. The surrounding scenery shifts with each passing moment of the seasons, reflected on the gently flowing surface. Its picturesque beauty has long been cherished by great figures such as Matsuo Basho and Bokusui Wakayama. Feel the breeze on your skin and let yourself be embraced by the elegant views of the Mogami River, where its timeless flow seems to ease your mind. Please enjoy a quiet, unhurried stay while reflecting on the history that has been passed down through generations.

Nishiki Shūsansō is a Ryokan with Onsen in Kawaba, where you can luxuriously enjoy the hot springs. A natural space filled with historical charm, accompanied by the gentle sound of a clear stream. This hidden mountain retreat offers supreme moments while overlooking the seasonal valleys. With only seven guest rooms, we provide meticulous hospitality. Enjoy dishes with rich flavors crafted by skilled artisans.

Dai Onsen in Hanamaki—home of Kenji Miyazawa—is an Onsen village with a 1,200-year history, where more than a dozen natural springs bubble up.Nestled midway through Dai Onsen is “Yamayuri no Yado,” a small Accommodation with just 14 Rooms.Our owner is a chef.Captivated by Iwate’s local ingredients, he personally selects wild mountain vegetables and produce nurtured by this land, river fish, and seafood from the Sanriku coast—carefully sourcing each item with his own eyes—and serves every dish handmade to our guests.Our natural dashi is drawn with great care, using several times the usual amount of bonito flakes and Hidaka kelp without hesitation.Seasonal ingredients are slowly grilled over charcoal in the irori hearth.We cherish cuisine that can never be replicated through mass cooking—dishes possible only because we are a small Accommodation.Step through the large wooden gate and you’ll find the entrance noren swaying in the breeze, guiding you into a quiet retreat.After arrival, enjoy a cup of tea while listening to the sounds of the season.A clear stream runs alongside Yamayuri no Yado, pure and transparent as it nurtures countless forms of life.In early spring as the snow melts, its babbling brightens and birdsong echoes through the mountains.As cherry blossoms fade, delicate wildflowers bloom; in early summer, the beautiful calls of kajika frogs resonate through the valley. At night, fireflies dance above the stream to create an enchanting scene.In autumn, vivid foliage colors blanket the mountains like a painting framed by your Room window.In winter, deep snowfall wraps everything in white while flames from the irori hearth and fireplace warm you to your core.And as each season turns, we craft that time’s finest flavors into our Irori Kaiseki course.Gaze at nature, soak in Onsen waters, gather around the irori hearth and savor seasonal tastes.Through this abundant nature and our cuisine alike، Yamayuri no Yado offers you time to truly unwind.

Not overly extravagant, "relaxation," "comfort," and "gentleness." The perfect hospitality at "Hodoai no Yado."