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The main building of Nanten-en was originally located in Sakai Ohama as "Shioyu Kazokuyu" and was relocated in its entirety to Amami, a place known for its natural Onsen, in 1935. It was then transformed into an Onsen Ryokan for pilgrims visiting Mount Koya. The predecessor, "Shioyu Kazokuyu," was designed by Kingo Tatsuno, a renowned architect of the Meiji and Taisho eras who contributed to many iconic modern architectural works. As one of the few remaining examples of traditional Japanese architecture, it continues to convey its historical significance.The former Koya Highway runs north to south, and the 3,000-tsubo Japanese garden, surrounded by the rich natural backdrop of the Kongō-Katsuragi mountain range, offers a picturesque setting. The garden, adorned with flowers blooming throughout the year and the chirping of wild birds echoing through the mountains, retains the timeless charm of a serene paradise.

Our facility features only 10 Rooms on a vast property. The Rooms are detached and include open-air baths. Meals are served in private dining rooms for both breakfast and dinner. Two private baths along the stream allow for a stay that prioritizes privacy.

A seaside Property nestled in the water city of Shimabara Onsen, abundant with pure spring water. From Shimabara's premier natural open-air bath, you can enjoy breathtaking views of the sparkling blue Ariake Sea, Shimabara Bay, and a 1,000-tsubo garden, offering an unparalleled location. With an abundant water supply, indulge in a variety of Onsen experiences such as "Sky Open-Air Bath ~ Ariake Sea" and "Panoramic View of Shimabara Bay ~ Golden Bath." Additionally, the sunrise over Kumamoto on the opposite shore is a spectacular power spot, highly popular in Reviews. Savor a kaiseki meal rich in local flavors, featuring fresh seasonal ingredients from the Shimabara Peninsula and Unzen. Located just about 40 minutes by car from Japan's first national park, Unzen Onsen. By ferry, it takes as little as 30 minutes from Kumamoto Port, and as fast as 120 minutes from Fukuoka Tenjin. We look forward to welcoming you to this seaside resort with ocean breezes.

■ 100% Plant-Based × Organic Homegrown Garden Pesticide-free and fertilizer-free vegetables from our home garden, combined with seasonal produce from small-scale partner farms, served fresh on your plate. No animal-based ingredients or chemical seasonings used. Gentle on your stomach, ensuring a refreshing morning wake-up. ■ Italian Techniques × Hokkaido Terroir Over 10 years of perfecting vegetable-focused Italian cuisine. Even without meat or fish, the layered flavors of exceptional vegetables create a deeply satisfying experience. This is a world only achievable by one of Japan's top vegetable sommelier couples! Bread is crafted with reduced gluten to maintain deliciousness while caring for your body. ■ We’re Smart Discovery Awards 2024 Japan Nominee Experience "world-class vegetable gastronomy" that enhances both your condition and transforms travel into a health asset. ■ A Unique Culinary and Spatial Experience Loved by Repeat Guests Only two groups per day! This ultra-small-scale setting allows for an extraordinary dining experience and ambiance found nowhere else. The high repeat rate speaks volumes about its appeal.

Twenty-five years ago, Yamamizuki was born in Oku-Kurokawa Onsen. Miyama Sanso was created to carry on that spirit—yet it offers a fresh experience all its own. With an even deeper connection to nature, Miyama Sanso features a main building and ten detached villas with 18 Rooms.

Inishie no Toki Onsen. With over 600 years of tradition, the renowned hot spring flowing from the mountains of Hanamaki, the legendary Shirozaru Onsen, a time of relaxation, exquisite cuisine, and the spirit of hospitality passed down since its opening, a new story begins.

Nestled at the base of Grand Hirafu Resort, Ki Niseko is a natural modern Hotel where Japanese elegance meets the serene charm of the mountains. With views of Mount Yotei and the international resort townscape outside your window, as well as its ski-in/ski-out location, it is perfect for both summer vacations and winter adventures.

Long ago, the Mogami River flourished as a vital waterway carrying culture and commerce. The surrounding scenery shifts with each passing moment of the seasons, reflected on the gently flowing surface. Its picturesque beauty has long been cherished by great figures such as Matsuo Basho and Bokusui Wakayama. Feel the breeze on your skin and let yourself be embraced by the elegant views of the Mogami River, where its timeless flow seems to ease your mind. Please enjoy a quiet, unhurried stay while reflecting on the history that has been passed down through generations.

An exclusive private residence with only 8 Rooms, exuding authentic elegance. All Rooms are suites, featuring open-air hot spring baths with natural flowing water. A hidden retreat combining traditional Japanese comfort and refined European hospitality. Designed as a new home away from home for discerning travelers who seek a class above, the serene "City of Blue," Rakuyo, welcomes those who appreciate true quality.

"Teisui," harmoniously built into the nature of the Oga Peninsula. Enjoy an uninterrupted view that blends seamlessly with nature, allowing you to fully appreciate the changing seasons and the soothing sound of waves. Indulge in a liberating Onsen overlooking the sea and savor heartfelt local cuisine from the Oga Peninsula. Spend luxurious moments with your loved ones.

Hyatt Regency Naha Okinawa is located in the Naha-Sakurazaka area, connecting Kokusai Street, the heart of Okinawa tourism, with the historic and charming Tsuboya Yachimun Street. The hotel is within a 3-minute walk to the renowned Public Market, Kokusai Street, and Tsuboya Yachimun Street. While offering an excellent location as a base for sightseeing, it is nestled in a quiet corner slightly away from the bustling downtown area, allowing you to fully enjoy an elegant Hotel stay unique to Hyatt along with local attractions. It takes approximately 20 minutes by car from Naha Airport or a 7-minute walk from Yui Rail's "Makishi Station," making it an ideal location for business use as well. Respecting Okinawan culture and history, the hotel features spaces themed around "feeling the wind and water of Okinawa," adorned with elements of Ryukyu culture throughout for a luxurious stay experience.

Flügel Kuju offers all-suite Rooms. On a vast site of approximately 12,000 tsubo, we provide detached Rooms with open-air baths. Fully enjoy the magnificent nature and fresh air of the Kuju Plateau.

The closest official hotel to Universal Studios Japan. Boasting an excellent location facing the main street connecting Universal City Station and the park, and situated directly in front of the main gate. With the concept of "Trip to the U.S.A," the entire Hotel features designs inspired by the American entertainment scene. You can fully enjoy the excitement and afterglow of a day at the park until the moment of your departure. The Park Front Hotel at Universal Studios Japan is an official hotel of Universal Studios Japan. TM & © Universal Studios. All rights reserved. CR25-0647

Nestled in the mountains, there is only one "Tengawa Sansou." With a spacious property of approximately 6000 tsubo, this accommodation welcomes only seven groups of guests per day. Enjoy high-quality onsen, carefully selected seasonal flavors, and memorable moments with your loved ones, relaxing and unwinding in the serene Aso forest, away from the mundane world.

Urabandai, one of Tohoku’s most scenic areas surrounded by rich nature. Urabandai Lake Resort Hotel is an elegant Resort Hotel in the best location. Fully renovated in October 2015! Just a 3-minute walk to Goshikinuma Ponds. The free-flowing natural Onsen is known as a “beautifying bath,” rich in naturally occurring skin-friendly minerals. The open-air bath with panoramic views over Lake Hibara is also a guest favorite! For dining, top chefs from across Japan gather in Urabandai to showcase seasonal ingredients through buffet, Japanese kaiseki, and French cuisine.

Nishiki Shūsansō is a Ryokan with Onsen in Kawaba, where you can luxuriously enjoy the hot springs. A natural space filled with historical charm, accompanied by the gentle sound of a clear stream. This hidden mountain retreat offers supreme moments while overlooking the seasonal valleys. With only seven guest rooms, we provide meticulous hospitality. Enjoy dishes with rich flavors crafted by skilled artisans.

"Akane Saian Sansui," a culinary-focused accommodation overlooking Lake Kannako, is located about 40 minutes from Nagatoro in Saitama Prefecture. Enjoy stunning lakeside views from five rooms, including those with semi-open-air baths. Relax in private dining spaces or the spacious private semi-open-air bath. We warmly welcome you with monthly seasonal dishes crafted with care and fresh ingredients.

SoratonIwa Atami Izusan stands where the natural beauty of Sagami Bay meets Izusan.In the main building, unwind in a soothing space shaped by Onsen and a scenic footbath café; in the annex, enjoy uninterrupted luxury in a 150 m² private sauna villa. From a welcome afternoon tea savored as you soak your feet to a finishing parfait that elegantly rounds off your stay, everything is included with our all-inclusive offering.Step away from everyday life and spend a refined moment that lets your mind truly relax.

A serene adults-only retreat nestled in the mountains, welcoming just eight parties per day. We cherish your private time above all, offering attentive yet unobtrusive hospitality. Savor our silky, skin-beautifying Onsen to your heart’s content in your in-room open-air bath. Enjoy our signature kaiseki cuisine featuring an abundance of Gifu’s finest ingredients, including Hida beef. With direct access to the slopes, you can ski straight from the Hotel in winter. Unwind with Onsen and exceptional cuisine for a truly restorative escape.

Dai Onsen in Hanamaki—home of Kenji Miyazawa—is an Onsen village with a 1,200-year history, where more than a dozen natural springs bubble up.Nestled midway through Dai Onsen is “Yamayuri no Yado,” a small Accommodation with just 14 Rooms.Our owner is a chef.Captivated by Iwate’s local ingredients, he personally selects wild mountain vegetables and produce nurtured by this land, river fish, and seafood from the Sanriku coast—carefully sourcing each item with his own eyes—and serves every dish handmade to our guests.Our natural dashi is drawn with great care, using several times the usual amount of bonito flakes and Hidaka kelp without hesitation.Seasonal ingredients are slowly grilled over charcoal in the irori hearth.We cherish cuisine that can never be replicated through mass cooking—dishes possible only because we are a small Accommodation.Step through the large wooden gate and you’ll find the entrance noren swaying in the breeze, guiding you into a quiet retreat.After arrival, enjoy a cup of tea while listening to the sounds of the season.A clear stream runs alongside Yamayuri no Yado, pure and transparent as it nurtures countless forms of life.In early spring as the snow melts, its babbling brightens and birdsong echoes through the mountains.As cherry blossoms fade, delicate wildflowers bloom; in early summer, the beautiful calls of kajika frogs resonate through the valley. At night, fireflies dance above the stream to create an enchanting scene.In autumn, vivid foliage colors blanket the mountains like a painting framed by your Room window.In winter, deep snowfall wraps everything in white while flames from the irori hearth and fireplace warm you to your core.And as each season turns, we craft that time’s finest flavors into our Irori Kaiseki course.Gaze at nature, soak in Onsen waters, gather around the irori hearth and savor seasonal tastes.Through this abundant nature and our cuisine alike، Yamayuri no Yado offers you time to truly unwind.