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About an hour from the city center and 10 minutes from the historic city of Kamakura, Riviera Zushi Marina, a marina resort with a 50-year history as one of Japan's premier marinas, spans 50,000 tsubo and features a harbor, restaurants, and various Facilities. Within this marina resort, a small luxury Hotel grand opened in March 2020. Surrounded by the Shonan sea, with a stunning location featuring a palm tree-lined avenue stretching straight ahead and a view of Mount Fuji beyond the vast ocean, the Hotel offers 11 all-suite rooms, each over 50㎡. Here, you can enjoy the luxury of "fulfillment"—a sense of contentment gained by staying leisurely at the Hotel, restoring your mind and body’s rhythm, and savoring the beauty of nature, as if visiting a high-end resort overseas.

The Ritz-Carlton, Nikko is a luxury resort nestled in harmony with the untouched nature of Oku-Nikko, offering a stunning location overlooking Lake Chuzenji and Mount Nantai. The design incorporates the traditional craftsmanship of Tochigi Prefecture, and the guest rooms feature elements such as lounge areas inspired by the engawa of Japanese homes, embodying the delicate minimalism of Japan throughout. The resort also boasts the first-ever Onsen Facility under The Ritz-Carlton brand, where the open-air baths allow guests to unwind with the soothing breeze and the scent of the surrounding trees.

A long-established Ryokan once located in Maebashi has been reborn as “Shiroiya Hotel” after 300 years of history. Renovated from an abandoned building, its bold, exposed-concrete atrium features enchanting “light art” created by world-renowned artists, along with guest rooms—no two alike in design—scattered throughout. The on-site innovative restaurant, featured in the global gourmet guide “Gault & Millau” for five consecutive years, offers a dining experience rooted in French cuisine × Gunma, crafted by Gunma-born Chef Hiro Katayama, who has honed his skills at acclaimed restaurants in Japan and abroad—bringing you the appeal of nature-rich Gunma through every dish.The property also includes a patisserie, bakery, and even three private saunas (all fully enclosed), ensuring an inspiration-filled stay.

Maruto Soy Sauce, Nara Prefecture’s oldest soy sauce brewery, has been reborn as a stayable soy sauce brewery.Founded in 1689, Maruto Soy Sauce was once purveyor to the Imperial Household—so esteemed that members of the Imperial Family even stayed here. After the war, however, the brewery was forced to close when it could no longer secure satisfactory ingredients. Now, using the microorganisms that remained in the kura since its closure, locally sourced ingredients, and brewing methods reconstructed from historical documents, the fires have been lit again for the first time in 70 years—reviving Maruto as a stayable soy sauce brewery.From traveler to brewer.Experience firsthand our revival of soy sauce making, local resources, and the timeless landscapes of Yamato—all in one place.

All rooms are standalone villas equipped with semi-open-air baths using Onsen water, providing a relaxing experience.

Hotel Grand Bach Tokyo Ginza is located in the heart of Tokyo's Ginza, yet offers a serene escape in a historic area associated with the Kano school. We welcome you with music inspired by J.S. Bach and our unique wellness cuisine. Enjoy a tranquil environment where you can relax and rejuvenate both body and mind.

We offer a unique "no-menu kaiseki" dining experience, featuring the finest ingredients carefully selected daily, including the abundant seafood of Mie and Shima. Indulge in kaiseki cuisine that exceeds your expectations and leaves a lasting impression. After your meal, unwind at our authentic bar with a solid wood counter table, where traditional Japanese aesthetics meet modern sensibilities in a serene Wa-modern space. Surrounded by the tranquil waters of the ria coastline, enjoy breathtaking moments on our terrace with an open-air bath under a sky full of stars—a modest yet luxurious experience that will remain in your memory forever.

A pairing-focused Accommodation curated by owner Yuichi Yamagishi, a sake expert and sommelier. Rooted in the climate and ingredients of Matsunoyama, Niigata, our cuisine is crafted using French and Italian techniques and enjoyed in harmony with carefully selected drinks. Whether you love drinks, are new to them, or want to learn more, we offer you a truly special time.

Shirataka Town in Yamagata Prefecture, praised as the "Arcadia of the East," is a place where beautiful nature remains untouched. In 2021, historic storehouses and residences, watched over by the Iide Mountain Range, were fully renovated into "Dozo Suites" accommodations. Surrounded by a vast garden, all four storehouses have been transformed into private luxury spaces as "one-building rental suites with cypress baths." Enjoy an extraordinary stay in these charming rooms while admiring rare trees and natural beauty in the garden, experiencing the tranquil and serene flow of time in this peaceful countryside.For dining, a young chef skilled in French cuisine crafts dishes that highlight local ingredients while embracing regional culture and traditions. Dinner features a course menu showcasing "local gourmet delights," paired with exquisite Japanese sake or wine for an elevated experience. Breakfast includes traditional fermented foods such as miso soup, natto, and pickles—an ideal way to rejuvenate your body at the start of the day.Savor seasonal culinary treasures rooted in local traditions while reflecting on the charm of these historic storehouses. Indulge your mind and body during your serene stay amidst this quiet countryside retreat.

A 3-hour ferry ride from the Shimane Peninsula brings you to the Oki Islands—an archipelago of 180 large and small islands.The scenery before your eyes feels as if it could vanish at any moment—perhaps gone by tomorrow.A raw, exposed Earth, and the island life that has been woven there over time.All of this is captured in Ama Town’s motto: “If we don’t have it, we don’t need it.”By turning our attention to what we have—and what we don’t—we ask what true “richness” really means.Here you will find Entô, an Accommodation base facility for the Oki UNESCO Global Geopark,inviting you to reconnect with the Earth and with people.

A serene retreat defined by generous space and quiet. Stay amid décor that harmonizes with nature and experience Kyoto’s living sense of beauty.In Kyoto’s Okazaki district—where culture and tranquility are part of everyday life—Hotel Okura Kyoto Okazaki Bettei offers a stay that lets you encounter Kyoto aesthetics alive in the present, embraced by calm and open space.Okazaki is a cultural area dotted with temples and shrines such as Ginkaku-ji, Nanzen-ji, and Heian Shrine, as well as the National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto.The refined sensibilities passed down through generations still quietly live on in daily life here.Listen to the gentle sound of water along the Lake Biwa Canal and the Philosopher’s Path, and enjoy moments of clarity within the stillness that fills nearby temples. Each visit reveals a new expression of seasonal beauty in the garden.Located next to Shinshu Otani-ha Okazaki Betsuin (Higashi Honganji Okazaki Betsuin), said to be on the site of Saint Shinran’s former hermitage, this setting lets you feel close to its historic main hall and the lush nature of its grounds.Of 60 rooms in total, 8 are suites with balconies—offering relaxing moments alongside scenery unique to Okazaki.Throughout the Hotel, works by “GO ON,” a project unit formed by six successors carrying on Kyoto’s traditional crafts, are featured throughout—inviting you to sense Kyoto aesthetics alive today where heritage and innovation intersect.On the first floor restaurant, enjoy innovative French cuisine inspired by Kyoto’s seasons while overlooking the garden.

THE ACONCAGUA RESORTS is located on a hill overlooking the Tateno Gorge, where the Kurokawa River flowing through Aso Valley and the Shirakawa River flowing through Nango Valley converge. Spanning an expansive 18,000 square meters, the resort offers various activities to fully enjoy South Aso, including a campsite and private hot spring baths.

Nestled at the foot of Mt. Hiei beside the clear waters of the Takano River, Yase is a tranquil corner of Kyoto.This area is known as Japan’s oldest steam-bathing site, where it is said that Prince Oama—wounded by an arrow during the Jinshin War—was healed in a kiln bath offered by local villagers. Named moksa, a Sanskrit word meaning “liberation,” our property features three fully private saunas, “Joan,” available by Reservation only, with cold baths filled with spring water from Mt. Hiei; the restaurant “MALA,” where Ohara vegetables and Omi beef are finished over a wood fire; and the lounge “Kikyorai,” overlooking a moss garden. Be steamed, surrounded by the scent of burning wood, and rest your eyes on the garden’s greenery—In Yase, just beyond Kyoto’s bustle, spend an evening gently unwinding both body and mind.

From the Three Mountains of Dewa to the Shonai Plain, and onward to the Sea of Japan. The Shonai region of Yamagata Prefecture is a land blessed with abundant natural beauty. Inspired by the rice fields that symbolize this landscape, SUIDEN TERRASSE was born. Designed by world-renowned architect Shigeru Ban, the Hotel features a design that allows you to feel the presence of the rice fields wherever you are. It appears to float on the rice paddies, blending seamlessly with the surrounding mountain ranges and rural scenery. Inside the Facility, you will find a restaurant/bar, shop, library, natural Onsen, fitness Facility, and more, offering a variety of ways to enjoy your stay. Spend your time in a simple, cozy space that embraces the warmth of wood, and experience the tranquility of a life in harmony with nature.

1-minute walk from Kyoto Kawaramachi Station. Experience one of the most magnesium-rich Onsen in The whole country, drawn from 1,100m underground on the premises, and enjoy it in its pure, additive-free state in the open-air baths of every Room. Relax and unwind in the serene, Japanese-modern Rooms, indulging in the Onsen as many times as you wish. After checking in at the exclusive lounge of the annex, which offers a borrowed landscape of the Higashiyama mountain range, enjoy a drink while gazing at the ever-changing Kamogawa River from the sky garden terrace with a footbath. On the top floor, the open-air bath features a 1.2m deep natural Onsen, rich in components that promote health and beauty, as well as a silky bath with microbubbles that gently envelop your body, offering exceptional skincare benefits. At Kappo Higashiyama, savor creative Kyoto kaiseki cuisine crafted with seasonal ingredients. From the exclusive sukiya-style gate of the annex, stroll through the alleyways, cross the Takase River, and find yourself in Pontocho or Gion in no time. The city itself is the attraction. Enjoy the heart of Kyoto while experiencing a high-quality private stay. Relish a "new Kyoto journey" that begins with a "new Property."

"Torii-zaki Club HOTEL & SEAFOODS" is the main Facility of the Park Bay Project in Kisarazu City, Chiba Prefecture, and is an Onsen Ryokan with the concept of staying at a sushi restaurant. There are a total of 6 Rooms, all of which are ocean-view. From every Room, you can enjoy a panoramic view of Tokyo Bay. On clear days, you can see Mount Fuji right in front of you. Each Room is equipped with a natural Onsen, and you can also view Mount Fuji from the bathroom. *Please note that there is no large public bath available. *All Rooms are located on the second floor, but as the Facility does not have an elevator, please be aware that floor access is via stairs only.

[Awarded 1 Michelin Key for Two Consecutive Years, 2024–2025] Fukue Island in the Goto Islands is a remarkable place where prayer and nature exist in harmony—shaped by its history as a port of call for Japanese missions to Tang China and by the enduring faith of Hidden Christians who kept their prayers alive under persecution. Dramatic lava coastlines said to have burst forth from an ogre’s mouth and sweeping panoramas where sky and sea seem to merge invite you into a world of quiet mystery. Embraced by this rich climate and culture, this luxury Hotel was created as a symbol for sharing the allure of the Goto Islands, in an exceptional location adjacent to Saikai National Park. Dining features kaiseki cuisine that showcases the island’s seasonal blessings, beautifully presented course by course. The on-site spa offers treatments infused with the island’s vitality, including Goto camellia, guiding you into the unique serenity and sensibilities of Goto. On Fukue Island—surrounded by pristine seas and abundant nature—enjoy a truly special resort stay that nourishes both body and mind.

WEAZER Nishi-Izu is an intimate two-room retreat that blends off-grid architecture powered by 100% renewable energy with the privacy of an exclusive whole-villa stay. Designed to generate its own electricity and water, the architecture is more than environmental technology—it is a philosophy for living in harmony with the nature of this land. Panoramic views over Suruga Bay, the sound of waves and birdsong, and ever-changing skies and sea come together to create a special time that frees your mind from everyday life.For dinner, enjoy creative Italian cuisine showcasing the blessings of Izu at our sister property, LOQUAT Nishi-Izu, selected for the Michelin Guide Hotel Selection 2025 “Selected.” With attentive service from your dedicated concierge, savor a one-of-a-kind stay where nature, architecture, and cuisine exist in perfect harmony.

Reopened in April 2023. As night falls, an adults-only late-night stay quietly begins. Enjoy a Finnish sauna, a dreamlike bar that keeps the night alive, and indulgent late-night parfaits to brighten your long evening of travel. Spend an unforgettable night in our refined space.

On January 31, 2026, the new family lounge “KINOHA – Family Lounge & Library” will open, enriching time spent together as a family.As a Hotel certified as a “Welcome Baby Accommodation,” this Nasu Highlands resort offers a safe and comfortable stay for everyone from babies to adults.Surrounded by the natural beauty of the Nasu Highlands, the resort features both indoor and outdoor kids’ areas, ensuring a relaxing stay for the whole family.At “KINOHA – Family Lounge & Library,” you can enjoy a warm, wood-accented space filled with picture books and books—where children can play while adults unwind. The lounge also offers beer, soft drinks, and Dippin’ Dots ice cream for enjoyable family time.In addition, all guest rooms include access to our “Evening Social,” featuring sparkling wine, red and white wine, beer, and other alcoholic beverages, along with coffee, juice, herb-infused water and other soft drinks, plus light snacks.