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Spend a relaxing time in Hamasaki Town, designated as an Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings. Located in Hagi City, Yamaguchi Prefecture, Hamasaki Town is a place where historic buildings stand in harmony, and you can feel the sea breeze. Amidst this town rich in history and nature, "Hamasaki no Yado Hagi Bettei" quietly resides. A 120-year-old building that had long been vacant has been revived as a one-building rental Property, blending modern architectural techniques and art while preserving the architectural style of its time under a bold concept.

A 400-year-old machiya townhouse dating back to the Edo period becomes your private retreat.“Villa69,” located in the heart of the Tatsuno castle town, is a hidden getaway where historic tranquility meets modern comfort—ideal for small groups such as couples or friends traveling together.The airy, double-height living room comes with a fully equipped kitchen, so you can bring local ingredients and enjoy cooking at your leisure.At night, sink into the exceptional comfort of Simmons bedding used by top Hotels, and unwind with bath time enhanced by MARKS&WEB amenities.Enjoy the quiet tsuboniwa courtyard garden viewed from the bathroom and the gentle light that falls into the inner courtyard. While you can feel the weight of history, this Accommodation lets you relax without restraint—just like staying in your own villa. Explore nearby lanes with complimentary rental bicycles, and you’re sure to encounter Tatsuno’s rich culture in unexpected moments.Stay as if you live here and savor all the charm of this castle town. Spend a free yet refined time in Tatsuno that will inspire your senses.

During the Edo period, passing through the Takanawa Ōkido gate near Sengakuji marked the transition out of Edo city, serving as the true starting point of the Tōkaidō journey. The property is located in a corner of the Sengakuji area. A breezy traditional Japanese house has been renovated into a fully-rented accommodation. The view of the temple approach from the window adds charm to your stay.

The luxury of doing nothingDeep in the mountains of Minamata, Kumamoto Prefecture, a place where time seems to stand stillThe sound of the river breaking on the moist rocks, each droplet of humidityFeel as if in another dimension, memories of the past resurface with the breath of the mountains, at a healing inn that has continued for 700 yearsHere, the clear water with high alkalinity still quietly springs forth, marking moments of a journey in the steam of the hot springs.Welcome to Tsurunoya.

The ancient Hakone Old Highway has carried the dreams of people since time immemorial. Majestic feudal lord processions have come and gone, witnessing the passage of time. Our Ryokan, located in Hakone Yumoto Onsen, offers only 16 rooms to ensure attentive care for each guest. Enjoy our pride, a natural Onsen with "10 types of baths," and savor the vibrant kaiseki cuisine unique to Kamon. We welcome you with heartfelt hospitality so that you can spend your time as you wish in our spacious rooms. Please enjoy the romance of bygone eras in this space that has long healed travelers at Hakone Kamon.

Onsen Accommodation "Yutorelo Tsuwano" - A Journey Through Time. The only onsen accommodation in this area, offering various experiences to seamlessly travel between the past and present. Enjoy exploring the Japan Heritage "Tsuwano Hyakkeizu," a welcoming corner with local tea and Tsuwano's specialty sweets. At our popular "Sake Tasting Stand," we always have 12 carefully selected varieties of sake from Shimane Prefecture available. Pair them with our proud creative cuisine for an unforgettable experience. Feel free to visit without a set plan—you’re sure to discover your own relaxing “Tsuwano Time.”

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?

Auberge Homachi Mikuni Minato has been selected for “The 30 Collection,” which honors outstanding experiences across Japan, as part of the tourism awards “Forbes JAPAN Destinations of the Year 2026,” hosted by the global business magazine Forbes JAPAN. Mikuni Minato is a historic port town mentioned in the Shoku Nihongi in 778. During the Edo period, it flourished as a port of call for Kitamaebune trading ships traveling between Osaka and Hokkaido. Ten traditional townhouses scattered throughout the area have been renovated into nine buildings with 16 guest rooms and a restaurant. The name “Homachi” comes from “homachi” (waiting for favorable winds), a term that also evokes the “reward” enjoyed in the era of Kitamaebune ships. The architecture features local kagura-style construction and preserves Edo-period pillars, beams, and Shakudani stone. Dining is created by Michelin-starred French chef Ken Yoshino, who crafts an original menu showcasing Fukui’s world-class ingredients such as Echizen crab—also presented to the Imperial Household—rare seafood varieties, and Wakasa beef. This is a dispersed Hotel concept: guest rooms are spread across nine buildings with a separate restaurant building, allowing you to enjoy not only your stay and meals but also the history of the town itself. Tojinbo, one of Fukui’s top sightseeing destinations, is about a 10-minute drive away.

“Kura-no-Yu,” a renovated Meiji-era storehouse bath, offers a lukewarm soak in our private 36°C natural hot spring, along with guest Rooms set within a traditional Japanese house of white plaster and black lacquer finishes. Each Room is equipped with a massage chair, and we welcome you with relaxed, unobtrusive hospitality. Furnishings, antiques, calligraphy, and paintings are displayed throughout the property, creating an atmosphere like an art museum. For dining, savor creative cuisine made with local and seasonal ingredients to your heart’s content.

Relax with hospitality and cuisine that have been passed down through the ages to soothe your journey. Enjoy views of the Kiso River and rooms made entirely of cypress.

A 200-year-old pure Japanese architecture has been stylishly renovated into a modern design by young creators! This historic inn, which thrived as "Daifukuya" from the Edo period to the Showa era, has been reborn with a new look. Located along the "Ise Kaido" road that connects Osaka and Kyoto to Ise Jingu. Close to Sakurai Station, with numerous dining options, it offers excellent access for sightseeing in Osaka, Kyoto, and Nara. With electric rental bicycles available, you can enjoy a fulfilling Nara trip exploring nearby attractions such as Omiwa Shrine, Abe Monjuin Temple, Hasedera Temple, Asuka, Kashihara Shrine, and ancient tombs. We prepare a well-balanced breakfast with care, hoping that the morning conversations with the host, who also serves as a concierge of Sakurai, will become a cherished memory of your journey. Highly popular 【Entire Property Rental】 (Welcoming small children, 1 to 18 people) Small children can relax and play freely. A secret base loved by kids! Enjoy the capsule bedrooms, one of the highlights of the ＜Entire Property Rental＞! Perfect for large groups, training camps, birthday parties, anniversaries, graduation trips, and more, allowing you to use the space comfortably and without hesitation! Includes Tsukikage 8-tatami Japanese-style room, Sakura 6-tatami Japanese-style room, and 4 Manyo capsule rooms. A multipurpose lounge of about 20 tatami mats, suitable for telework meetings or parties, and a mini kitchen are also available for exclusive use.

Although it is a Machiya-style studio type, it is equipped with functional facilities and amenities. The studio type, with its simple design and comfortable space, will help relieve travel fatigue. Additionally, the tasteful space, water facilities, air conditioning, and linens provide comfort.

Located in the Kariya area of Ako City, where the charm of a historic castle town still remains, this property was established as a sister inn to Ako Onsen Shiosai Kirara Shokichi. Preserving as much as possible of buildings constructed during the Meiji and Taisho periods, we spent over a year renovating them with a focus on restoring them to their finest condition of the time. Enjoy a stay that blends into the town of Ako at an unhurried pace.

Since the Edo period, Yunokami Onsen in Minamiaizu has been a bustling hot spring retreat. Nestled along the majestic gorge where the Okawa (Agagawa) River flows, the secluded Property "Toryukan" offers an intimate stay with only 12 rooms. Each room is equipped with an Onsen bath featuring natural hot spring water directly sourced from the spring. Guests can enjoy breathtaking views of the gorge while relaxing in private open-air Onsen baths or the large communal bath. Savor exceptional Japanese cuisine paired with carefully selected sake chosen by a sake sommelier. As a "Property of Seasonal Beauty and Elegance," we warmly welcome you to spend a special time surrounded by stunning nature.

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.

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).

The beautiful Enako River, once serving as the moat of Takayama Castle, flows serenely. Inspired by the owner's wish to "pass this river to someone who will cherish it," <Sumiya Seika> was born. Opening the weathered storehouse doors reveals a harmonious space where the traditional crafts of Hida Takayama blend with elements from distant lands, accompanied by the view of a stunning courtyard. A completely private space, limited to one group per day, allows you to stay as if you are <living> in Hida Takayama. Enjoy a special time in safety and comfort.

Historically, Mishima-juku was the 11th post town of the Tokaido Fifty-Three Stations. Located just a 2-minute walk from Mishima Station, the Property is conveniently close to restaurants, convenience stores, lush green parks, the Mishima Chamber of Commerce, the Civic Cultural Hall, and other Facilities. It is also easily accessible by car, being near the Tomei and Shin-Tomei Expressways as well as the Izu-Jukan Expressway. With the Izu Hakone Railway, you can reach World Heritage sites like the Nirayama Reverberatory Furnace or Shuzenji, and by bus, you can comfortably access iconic tourist destinations such as Mount Fuji, Gotemba, Hakone, and Izu. Whether for business stays, sightseeing, or as a base for golf, the Property is suitable for various situations.

Located just a 1-minute walk from Higashiyama Station on the Tozai Line and near the final stop of the Tokaido 53 Stations, this Hotel is themed around a "Hatago" (traditional inn) in a post town. From the Rooms facing the outer perimeter, you can enjoy the feeling of sitting by the window and gazing at the streets of Kyoto, while the central Rooms are designed like detached Rooms, featuring small gardens or courtyards, offering a view of adjacent small and large Rooms. Each Room is uniquely decorated with handmade furniture that exudes the warmth of wood, providing a relaxing space to unwind and rejuvenate during your journey.