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A Resort Hotel nestled quietly in the forests of Kirishima. Enjoy panoramic views of the Kirishima mountain range from our large observation bath and open-air Onsen, as well as breathtaking sights of Sakurajima floating majestically on Kinko Bay. Experience the renowned Tono-yu Onsen, cherished for over 300 years since it was frequented by Satsuma domain lord Yoshitaka Shimazu for therapeutic bathing.

Our garden, unchanged from past to present, remains unadorned, showcasing the natural beauty of Gozu. Literary figures such as Soma Gofu and Konoe Fumimaro, who visited our establishment, likely viewed this scenery as mere travelers. A heart that feels the beauty of beautiful things. Moments when everything appears equally dignified. What we often forget in daily life can be found here.

Premium Onsen with the largest volume of hot spring water in Yamashiro Onsen Our hotel boasts the largest volume of natural spring water in Yamashiro Onsen, a hot spring town with 1,300 years of history (550 koku per day: approx. 100,000 liters). Enjoy our free-flowing open-air bath surrounded by nature that changes with the seasons—fresh greenery, autumn leaves, and snowy scenery—as well as our large public bath where even the showers use natural spring water.

A therapeutic Property at the foot of Mount Yake. With a pH of 1.2 and a source temperature of 98 degrees, it offers Japan's most acidic Onsen directly without any additives. Designed for healing and relaxation, with a nurse always on-site. This Facility focuses on physical and mental health rather than tourism. Breakfast is a buffet, lunch is ordered with meal tickets, and dinner is cafeteria-style to promote health from within. For those wishing to enjoy the Onsen as a tourist attraction, please use the affiliated facility, Shin-Tamagawa Onsen.

An accommodation close to the sky, located in the highest area and innermost part of Shima Onsen within Joshin'etsu National Park. Enjoy the pure air, chirping birds, rich nature, and high-quality onsen water from four natural sources (all rooms equipped with private onsen baths), offering a rejuvenating experience for both body and mind.

A long-established Property located on the slopes of Mount Eboshi, one of the five peaks of Mount Aso, preserving the Jigoku Onsen which first opened in 1803. Stepping into the main building, which is over 100 years old and has been renovated after the Kumamoto Earthquake, feels like entering a different world, as if traveling back in time. The Onsen features three different sources, offering 11 baths across four locations, each with unique water qualities and atmospheres. Guests can enjoy the "Suzume no Yu," a "miraculous bath" rich in sulfur content with water bubbling up from the ground, as well as the highly acidic "Moto no Yu" and "Tamago no Yu," choosing baths based on their benefits and purposes. For dinner, a variety of courses are available, including seasonal hot pots, irori hearth dishes, and Kyoto-style kaiseki cuisine. Local wild boar and venison, caught by local hunters, offer a rustic and unique taste of Aso. Experience the blessings of magnificent nature through the Onsen and cuisine.

An Accommodation in Awazu Onsen, founded in Yoro 2 (718). Discovered by the monk Taicho Daishi, its sacred spring still flows today. A nationally registered commemorative garden passed down from Kobori Enshu to Sano Toemon. A group of nationally registered tangible cultural properties, masterfully assembled by temple carpenters without a single nail. Time carried on since the monk Garyo, and handed down through 47 generations as guardians of the waters. In the garden moss, in the temperature of the water, in the cypress beams—1,300 years of time quietly seep through. Spend a night within it, and the rhythms of everyday life gently begin to unwind.

Yachi Onsen, one of Japan's three secret hot springs, is located in the Hakkoda Mountains and boasts a history of over 400 years since its opening. The gentle water, naturally gushing directly from the bottom of the bath, is effective for back pain and eczema. Enjoy two different types of spring water: the 38°C sacred spring called "Shimo-no-Yu" and the 42°C milky white "Kami-no-Yu."

Surrounded by the natural beauty of Setouchi, we offer you a tranquil and warm retreat. Our lobby lounge, filled with natural light, features a terrace with a foot bath. Rooms are intentionally designed without televisions to provide an escape from daily life and allow for true relaxation. Our pride is the Onsen, offering rare high-concentration radon hot springs directly sourced and flowing continuously. Experience alternating hot and cool baths to promote circulation, relieve fatigue, and refresh both body and mind. The mildly alkaline water is gentle on the skin with beautifying effects, enriched with minerals from ancient geological layers—enjoy this "ancient Onsen" at your leisure. The lounge includes a mini-library where you can explore carefully selected books or try glass pens paired with Sailor Ink made in Hiroshima/Kure at your convenience. At dusk, admire the twilight over Seto through large windows; by nightfall, relax by the soft flicker of our bioethanol fireplace.Throughout our facility, you'll find wallpaper crafted from local textile company paper cloth (Shifu) as well as works by Japanese washi artist Eriko Horiki—designs that harmonize beautifully with regional culture.At the "Hidamari Counter" next to the lobby, enjoy complimentary drinks or sample local spirits; in the evening, savor special late-night snacks prepared by our chef.

The property served as the setting for the famous work 'Snow Country'. It features an exhibition room showcasing works by Yasunari Kawabata, the creator of 'Snow Country', as well as a literary archive, a book corner with hundreds of volumes, and a movie viewing room, making it an ideal facility for fans of 'literature and onsen'.

Ryokan Onuma is nestled in Naruko Onsenkyo, one of Oshu’s three famous hot spring areas with a 1,200-year history. Our Accommodation is a small, traditional hot spring inn that has long preserved its free-flowing natural Onsen. From the natural Onsen known as “Bijin-no-Yu” for its serum-like feel on the skin to private baths and large communal baths, you can quietly enjoy eight different bathing options. Step away from the bustle of everyday life, refresh your body and mind in the Onsen, and spend a peaceful time relaxing as if this were your second home.

The Concept of Gensen Ichinoyu Touji Japanese people have long cherished Onsen, a gift of nature, and have benefited from its blessings. Touji refers to staying at an Onsen area for an extended period to rest, recuperate, and heal, seeking the therapeutic effects of the Onsen. In our busy daily lives, take it slow, without hesitation, at your own pace, and enjoy Onsen every day. We have created a Property where long-term stays, like Touji, can become a reality. Stay as if you live here. Wake up in the morning, soak in the Onsen, stroll through the town, and gaze at the mountains. Because it is a free space like your own home, you can stay as you please.

Indulge in one of Japan's finest Onsen at a mountain resort near Lake Tazawa. This globally rare Onsen boasts three "Japan's best" features: a strong acidic pH of 1.2 with hydrochloric acid as the main component, a source spring that releases 9,000 liters per minute, and Japan's only natural rock bath, renowned for its therapeutic benefits. Surrounded by beech forests, the Property features a warm, barrier-free design, ensuring a comfortable stay even for elderly guests. Enjoy highly praised meals featuring local specialties such as Akita sake and Hinai chicken. A Property that shines with its comprehensive appeal and pride in its Onsen.

The traditional practice of "Toji," which has been carried out for centuries to heal illnesses and injuries, is something we aspire to offer at our establishment, not only to promote physical health but also to enrich the soul. In addition to enjoying Shinshu French cuisine at "Restaurant Kei," which opened in the fall of 2022, our Hotel offers a buffet-style dining experience with approximately 40 Japanese, Western, and Chinese dishes at the first-floor restaurant, Keisen. Choose meals that suit your stay style, and take advantage of our well-equipped Facilities, including a gym and indoor Onsen pool. Relax and rejuvenate your body with our high-quality Onsen, and spend a tranquil and comforting moment with us.

Heading south from Odawara along Sagami Bay, you will encounter citrus orchards basking in the blessings of sparkling sunlight and dramatic cliffs. Enoura derives its name from "a picturesque coastline." Toyotomi Hideyoshi commissioned Sen no Rikyuu to construct a tea room here, and architect Bruno Taut admired it as "the Eastern Riviera." Enoura Retreat Rinmon, rooted in Enoura, aims to harness the land's blessings to rejuvenate the mind and body, aspiring to be a unique wellness resort.

Tsubame Onsen, located at an altitude of 1,180 m, sits quietly at the end of a mountain road after the climb.Nestled deep in the mountains, the hot springs at “Hitou Hanabun” are 100% free-flowing sulfur Onsen straight from the source.This rare carbonated spring is unusual even across The whole country; its milky white water feels silky and gentle on the skin.The open-air bath beside the gorge offers breathtaking seasonal scenery.For dinner, we also offer a highly satisfying Plan that lets you enjoy both mountain delicacies—wild vegetables and seasonal specialties from Myoko—and fresh seafood caught in the Sea of Japan.We offer a variety of room types to choose from to suit your preferences and needs.

Soak in a milky-white Onsen while gazing at the breathtaking sky vents, then toast with an after-bath beer! Enjoy our carefully curated buffet, or unwind in the evening lounge with a glass of wine and good conversation. A hot spring resort stay where beautiful skin, spectacular views, and exceptional cuisine all come together. Leave your watch and phone behind and savor a luxurious getaway you can experience only here.