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Nestled in the nature-rich fishing village of Ano in Obama City, surrounded by a calm inland sea and mountains, this former local landmark Ryokan has been fully renovated and reopened in the summer of 2023 as “Wakasa Kajitsu.”Savor heartfelt cuisine, carefully prepared dish by dish using carefully selected fresh ingredients from Obama, including Wakasa guji and Wakasa fugu. Surrender to the ever-changing colors of the sea that can be seen only in that moment and the sound of waves lapping ashore, and let your thoughts drift into a quiet time of peace. In Wakasa-Obama, where nature and culture blend seamlessly, enjoy a tranquil escape from everyday life and exquisite flavors.“Kajitsu” means “a good day.” We hope your stay at “Wakasa Kajitsu” becomes one of your good days.We sincerely look forward to welcoming you.

Nestled at the gateway to Mizuki Shigeru Road, “Minatamatei Megumi -MEGUMI-”.A private retreat for quiet adults—luxury without seeing anyone.Each guest room is over 100 sqm and uniquely designed. Enjoy a relaxing stay in your own private space.Dining is a moment to savor San’in’s seasonal flavors, from fresh seafood to blessings of the satoyama countryside.About 10 minutes by car from Yonago Airport; complimentary Shuttle Service is also available.

A new luxury resort has been born in Beppu, one of Japan's premier Onsen destinations. The resort features 89 spacious guest rooms, an infinity pool with breathtaking views, a spa, open-air baths and Onsen Facilities, four meeting and banquet rooms, and the Club InterContinental, offering you the ultimate experience. The restaurants and bars, designed with a modern yet uniquely Japanese aesthetic, serve sophisticated dishes crafted with seasonal ingredients and the creative ideas of our chefs, creating truly special moments.

A Property nestled in a satoyama surrounded by lush greenery and abundant nature. The Onsen, enriched by the snowmelt from the Tateyama mountain range flowing into underground water veins, is gentle on the skin and highly praised by women. It is also expected to have benefits for fatigue recovery, neuralgia, and skin conditions. In the garden open-air bath, with the mountains as a borrowed landscape, you can enjoy a relaxing and emotional bathing experience while admiring the seasonal beauty. Meals are prepared with fresh seafood from the Sea of Japan and aromatic mountain delicacies, tailored to the season. Escape the hustle and bustle of daily life and spend a tranquil moment here.

THE SHIKAKA is a seaside Hotel & villa with 15 Rooms, newly opened on “Anego-no-Hama” beach in Genkai Quasi-National Park, Itoshima City, Fukuoka Prefecture. With sweeping ocean views and beautiful sunsets right before you, enjoy a variety of dining styles including a sushi counter, teppanyaki counter, private dining rooms, and in-Room dining. Seasonal cuisine featuring fresh local ingredients from Itoshima and the Genkai Sea pairs perfectly with the relaxed rhythm of time by the shore. Rooms range from Hotel-style to villa-style options; some include a sauna or are available for stays with pets. Whether for anniversaries, family trips, or group getaways, you can tailor your stay to any occasion. About 40 minutes by car from Hakata Station, this gourmet resort is ideally located between Itoshima and Karatsu.

Adjacent to JR Hakodate Station, offering excellent accessibility. The exclusive "JR Inn Lounge" for guests on the top floor allows you to relax while enjoying views of Mount Hakodate. Additionally, you can enjoy a bath in the large public bath with a train view. Suitable for both business and travel.

Founded in 1937, Yamato-ya Besso—beloved by literary figures—is a purely Japanese-style Ryokan with 19 Rooms and a Michelin four-star rating. Within its time-honored sukiya-style architecture, each Room features an indoor hot-spring bath made of Koya-maki cypress. Meals are served in your Room by dedicated attendants, allowing you to savor the flavors of Iyo at a relaxed pace. This Accommodation is ideal for a personal retreat or a quiet, refined stay for adults.

A hotel with a panoramic view of the Pacific Ocean, especially breathtaking from the observation bath and open-air bath. Proudly offering cuisine made with fresh seafood, featuring seasonal ingredients such as Ise lobster, abalone, and Matsusaka beef. All rooms are ocean-view, providing a tranquil atmosphere to relax with the sound of the sea as background music. The open-air bath offers an exceptional sense of openness, and the marble whale sculpture is a popular feature.

This Facility is a private cottage available for one group per day. You can relax in the wood-scented interior. In the garden, you can enjoy barbecue meals and a campfire. While there are no luxurious amenities, you can spend a relaxing time. From the wooden deck, you can admire the beautiful views of Mount Fuji and the Southern Alps, including breathtaking silhouettes of Mount Kitadake, Mount Kaikoma, and the Three Peaks of Houou during sunrise and sunset. To the north, you can also enjoy views of the Yatsugatake Mountains.

Property Kuraya Hachijuhachi, named after the character 'Rice', began by creating rice fields within its premises. Through rice cultivation, we aim to connect with nature and foster a spirit of cooking that cherishes the seasons. The beautiful rice fields, showcasing the charm of each season, spread out in front of the lobby to warmly welcome you.

Tokyo Disney Resort® Official Hotel Tokyo Bay Maihama Hotel First Resort boasts an exceptional location adjacent to Tokyo Disneyland® Park. The hotel offers unique concept rooms that continue the dream even after returning from the park, such as "Moderate Room (Castle Style)" inspired by a fairytale castle and "Moderate Room (Western Style)" evoking the adventurous spirit of America's Wild West. A complimentary Shuttle Service is available from the Hotel to JR Maihama Station and Tokyo Disneyland®, ensuring convenient access.

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With heartfelt hospitality, we provide every guest with comfort and lasting impressions, and continue to be loved for our safety and trust—Hotel Okura Niigata

Izanro Iwasaki is an Accommodation beloved by the Imperial Family and renowned artists and writers, featuring one of the world’s finest Onsen waters and 12 distinctive baths. Enjoy carefully selected seasonal ingredients prepared with exceptional skill, along with heartfelt hospitality rooted in tradition. Just 2.5 hours from Tokyo, Misasa Onsen in Tottori offers a “world-class radium Onsen” and carefully selected San’in ingredients—our entire team at Izanro Iwasaki looks forward to welcoming you.

Cherry blossoms of Kaizu Osaki, the lush green Chikubu Island, and the white sand and green pines of Makino Sunny Beach. The lakeside Resort Hotel, Oku Biwako Makino Grand Park Hotel, captures the diverse scenery of the lake region in a panorama. This Resort Hotel offers various attractions such as sightseeing, historical site tours, and sports, centered around the magnificent Lake Biwa spread out before you.

The stylish Nordic-style Rockwood Hotel & Spa is nestled amidst magnificent nature. Enjoy a resort atmosphere in a highland location with panoramic views of Mount Iwaki and the Sea of Japan. Activities include golf courses, sightseeing, sea and mountain leisure, ski resorts, and a large Onsen bath with an open-air bath, offering enjoyment throughout the seasons.

Hotel Nord Otaru—named after the Italian word for “north”—is a European-style Hotel standing by the Otaru Canal. Its marble exterior blends into the stone-built streetscape, giving the building a dignified, stately presence. Step inside and you’ll find warm, wood-toned interiors that soothe away travel fatigue in a gentle, welcoming atmosphere.The first-floor patio (courtyard) is a free space surrounded by marble, where a fountain and seasonal flowers create a romantic setting.Why not plan your trip while listening to birdsong?Rooms are located on floors 3 through 6. Many feature separate bath and toilet areas for a more relaxing soak, and offer views of the canal, historic warehouses, and Otaru Bay with its large ships coming and going—scenery that captures the nostalgic charm of northern Otaru.