Nationwide × Quiet Suburban AccommodationRecommended Hotel·Ryokan for family trips

Deep in Nakijin Village in northern Okinawa Island, where lush subtropical greenery thrives. A sanctuary reached as the trees seem to beckon you in. Away from prying eyes, unwind freely in nature. Enjoy an exceptionally spacious setting with complete freedom and grace. Savor a one-of-a-kind stay—time that belongs only to you. The forest’s greenery and wildlife are quietly waiting to welcome you, too.

A residence to enjoy suite villas with private pools and ocean views, as well as an auberge. Ascending a gentle hill that leads to tranquility, you will find a residence surrounded by a vast water basin and the emerald green expanse of the ocean. A hidden retreat welcomes you with a luxurious and elegant space. On a 20,000㎡ property, there are only 14 suite villas. All Rooms offer ocean views, and beyond the terrace lies one of Japan's largest private pools. From the living room or bedroom with large glass windows, you can enjoy breathtaking ocean views and the sunrise every morning. The spacious Rooms, complete with a jacuzzi, allow you to enjoy breakfast in the comfort of your own space. As an auberge for a Multiple Night Stay, the restaurant floating on the water basin offers dinner options including French cuisine, Edo-style sushi, and teppanyaki. Savor the meticulously crafted dishes presented by specialized chefs in a course meal. With a blend of vibrant luxury and serene tranquility, our hospitable staff will serve you with utmost care. Enjoy a one-of-a-kind resort experience tailored just for you.

Saryo Soen sits on an approximately 8,000-tsubo property that is designed as a Japanese garden, allowing you to enjoy its seasonal beauty from anywhere in the ryokan. The buildings are crafted in an authentic sukiya-style traditional design, showcasing the essence of Japanese architecture in harmony with nature.

Overlooking the calm Ago Bay, renowned for pearl cultivation, and set within Ise-Shima National Park adjacent to Ise Jingu Shrine—often called the spiritual home of the Japanese heart—Amanemu awaits.“Amanemu” is named from the Sanskrit “aman,” meaning “peaceful,” and the Japanese “nemu” (合歓), meaning “joy.”It is a secluded retreat where abundant nature, deep spirituality, and wellness come together in beautiful harmony.With mineral-rich natural Onsen, spa and wellness experiences that heal and cleanse body and mind, and exquisite cuisine showcasing the rich bounty of Ise-Shima—once known as Miketsukuni—we offer a stay that brings profound peace and renewal befitting one of Japan’s most sacred destinations.Each Amanemu Accommodation includes dinner and breakfast for one night, plus one private experience unique to Ise-Shima.Whether visiting Ise Jingu Shrine or an ama hut, cruising Ago Bay, crafting with pearls, or taking part in waterfall meditation training, you can immerse yourself in the area’s nature and culture. Surrounded by silence, birdsong, and beautiful forest-and-sea views, your time here becomes more than a simple getaway—it is a journey of purification and rebirth that restores mind and body, invites you to face your inner self, and helps you feel connected to Japan’s spiritual traditions.

Inspired by the appreciation for the serene and tasteful beauty of all things, we named our property "侘桜". A 200-year-old thatched-roof house has been relocated to a tranquil mountainous area near the small Kyoto of Kakunodate. We hope you can relax and enjoy your time here.

"Tobira," an intriguing name that evokes mystery, brings to mind phrases like "The Door of Truth" or "The Door of Beauty." Nestled in the untouched embrace of mountains and the Usukawa Valley, Tobira Onsen lies beyond Tobira Pass, as if hiding life's happiness. Located southeast of Matsumoto City, it sits at an elevation of approximately 1,050 meters.In spring, vibrant red azaleas bloom amidst lush greenery, reflecting the simplicity and sincerity of human nature.During summer, visitors seeking cool retreats or hiking adventures to Utsukushigahara and Mount Hachibuse bring a lively atmosphere to the tranquil valley. Yet even then, quiet rooms with refreshing breezes attract those who come for peaceful reading.Autumn transforms the mountains into a fiery display of crimson leaves—an enchanting scene reminiscent of Bonnard's paintings. I also cherish winter in Tobira. Resting by a kotatsu after reading for hours while listening to the gentle sound of mountain streams creates moments where distant murmurs or songs seem almost real—a delightful illusion.Though I do not drink alcohol myself, I imagine that sharing sake with close friends around a kotatsu during winter at Tobira Onsen must be extraordinary. Tobira is a haven for hardworking individuals and their families—a place for warmth and joyful gatherings. It remains untouched by those who view Onsen merely as places for indulgence without deeper appreciation.

Midway between Lake Tazawa and Kakunodate. Stroll through forested paths while enjoying views of the azure lake and streams. "Natsuse Onsen Miyakowasure," surrounded by expansive grounds and mountains, offers only 10 guest rooms, each featuring an open-air bath with flowing onsen water and views of the Dakigaeri Gorge, making it an ideal secluded retreat.

Nestled at the foot of Mt. Omuro on a vast 3,300 m² property.A secluded Accommodation of just six detached Rooms, offering a blissful escape from the bustle of everyday life with exceptional hot springs and cuisine.All Rooms at Oyado Uchiyama are maisonette-style, featuring a cozy atmosphere crafted in traditional wood.On the first floor, you’ll find a 10-tatami Japanese-style room, along with spaces such as an engawa veranda or a spacious bath and an irori hearth (depending on the Room),while the second floor includes a bedroom and— in every Room—an open-air panoramic view bath with sweeping views of the sea and the mountains of Izu.From the bath, enjoy breathtaking scenery of sunlit sea and mountains by day, and a sky full of stars at night.Dinner is served either in private dining rooms or in your Room, where you can savor seasonal Izu kaiseki cuisine prepared by our head chef.

Hidden Retreat Shirakawa Gensen Sanso Takefue is set on an expansive 5,000-tsubo property, featuring only 12 private villas and a spa building, along with 30 natural hot spring baths flowing directly from our own sources. All guest rooms are designed in a modern Japanese style and include an irori (traditional sunken hearth), tatami room, and indoor bath. Eight of the villas also offer open-air baths over 5 meters in size, blending beautifully with the surrounding nature. Meals are served in the comfort of your room at the irori for both dinner and breakfast. This is a serene hideaway for adults to enjoy a luxurious retreat immersed in nature, offering you time to relax and savor the unique Takefue experience.

In the serene mountain valley of Yufuin, where the air is crystal clear, a new Property with detached accommodations has been established amidst a natural forest of lush greenery in varying shades. Opening the door to the forest reveals a space embraced by nature, with birdsong and arches of trees welcoming you.At "Kusayane no Yado Ryunohige / Bettei Yumuta," we warmly welcome only 10 groups of guests—5 in detached accommodations and 5 in the main building. Indulge in kaiseki cuisine made with abundant local ingredients, enjoy the Onsen with a view of Mount Yufu, and experience the luxury of reserving an entire building for an extraordinary escape from the everyday.

A private retreat in Tosa, limited to 4 groups per day, set on a vast 3,000-tsubo property surrounded by nature. Overlooking a lakeside that changes its expression with the seasons and featuring an Onsen with mineral-rich golden waters flowing freely. Savor meals highlighting vegetables from our own garden, embracing the vitality of nature. Above all, enjoy the rich sounds of world-class vintage audio for an unparalleled experience. Immerse yourself in a unique moment of relaxation woven by "Onsen, Sound, and Cuisine."

Cherishing the spirit of the tea ceremony, “Wa-Kei-Sei-Jaku” (harmony, respect, purity, and tranquility), we welcome you with once-in-a-lifetime hospitality.All seven Rooms feature open-air baths with free-flowing natural hot spring water, and meals can be enjoyed at your leisure in your Room.Step away from the bustle and surrender to serenity for a soothing stay that lets your heart unwind.

In Japan, where a beautiful culture of appreciating rain has endured since ancient times, Tango is a coastal region that—unlike the old capital—has long lived in harmony with the sea and its bounty. Spend time savoring its rich nature and the changing seasons to your heart’s content. About 2.5 hours from Kyoto City. One hour to Ine’s Funaya boat houses. In Tango, a place that can truly be called secluded, cherish the rain and sink into quiet serenity. Ujo Soan is an adults-only retreat where time flows gently. Unwind as you shelter from the rain in five private detached villas, each with an open-air bath, and in the special villa “Zuiu.”

A tranquil space surrounded by the nature of Naruto. Forget the daily hustle and immerse yourself in the serene flow of time, enjoying quiet moments—that is "Hotel Ridge." Savor exceptional moments with ocean views from the windows and meals featuring seasonal ingredients from Naruto.

Enjoy an exceptional resort experience in our all-suite villas. Indulge in exquisite cuisine crafted with carefully selected ingredients from across Kyushu, relax in your private Onsen, and unwind in the sauna—all designed to create unforgettable memories. At Tsukikouju Yufuin, every guest room is an all-suite type with over 130 square meters of space. The five detached villas, named after traditional Japanese colors, feature interiors that beautifully reflect their namesakes, warmly welcoming every visitor. A new and unparalleled accommodation experience awaits you.

“Sanga” is an elegant Ryokan set on a hilltop over 160 meters above sea level, beyond the bustle of central Atami, where you can savor exceptional cuisine and take in sweeping views of Sagami Bay and Atami’s secluded inner retreat.The name “Sanga” expresses the contrast and harmony between mountain and sea, everyday life and escape—created with the wish that you enjoy time that feels “fully complete.”In this renewal, we are introducing a new special suite, “Akari,” which will serve as the heart of our warm hospitality.We will also refresh the furnishings of our existing guest rooms to create an even more comfortable space.At the same time, we are expanding our previously limited opening days, making Reservations available every day—including Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays.You can now enjoy weekday luxury anytime: a peaceful escape from weekend crowds, wrapped in silence and the sound of waves.Refined Japanese style with timeless elegance—reimagined through contemporary design for the ultimate in hospitality.At the newly renewed Sanga, please enjoy your stay to your heart’s content as seasonal breezes drift by.

Before you stretches the majestic view of Mt. Yufu. And below, the luxury cruise train “Seven Stars” runs by. For a truly relaxing stay, all Rooms are detached villas. Enjoy the magical morning mist, or listen to the sound of horse-drawn carriages and rice ears swaying in the breeze. Please savor time as it gently passes by.

The abundant flow of the Maruyama River. Ginka is located on the right bank, with the serene ridges of mountains extending behind. This area is known as the tranquil retreat of Kinosaki.

Paradise Auberge, sankara hotel&spa Yakushima. MICHELIN ONE KEY 2024, 2025 Hotel SANKARA, derived from Sanskrit meaning "blessings from heaven," offers the blessings of nature, cuisine, and living spaces all in one place. Amidst the breathtakingly beautiful and mystical location shaped by Yakushima's timeless nature, enjoy exquisite French cuisine at our restaurant and relax in one of our 29 sophisticated suites or villa-style rooms. We warmly welcome guests from both Japan and abroad to experience a truly special time with us.

A fully private sunset villa where you can enjoy the sun setting into the Sea of Japan, surrounded by vast nature within a Quasi-National Park.A sauna with views of the Sea of Japan A pool with complete privacy A spacious garden Experience the ultimate in luxury and elegance—an extraordinary escape from everyday life.