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At Hands Outdoor Resort, we offer a variety of Accommodation styles, including cottage-style VILLAs, dome tents (PAO), and private Residence rentals—relocated and restored traditional Japanese homes.Surrounded by rich nature while prioritizing comfort and privacy, you can enjoy a truly relaxing stay. Chop firewood, gather around a campfire, gaze at a sky full of stars, and take part in seasonal activities. From children to adults, time spent fully immersed in nature is a luxurious escape from everyday life—an unforgettable moment to connect with the natural beauty at the foot of Mt. Fuji. Perfect for family getaways, stays with your dog, or special trips with friends and loved ones.Located about 1 hour 30 minutes by car from Tokyo and conveniently situated as a base for exploring Lake Kawaguchi, enjoy an extraordinary resort stay you’ll never forget.
An afternoon spent watching your dog run freely across the lawn, while you unwind to the sound of the waves. On Awaji Island, enjoy a day that makes both dogs and people happy.Let your dog sprint around the oceanfront grassy dog run, then savor a meal at the covered terrace table as you listen to the waves. Palm trees, a white-toned exterior, and a wooden deck complete the setting.This is an exclusive one-group-only villa designed for guests traveling with dogs—on sunny days, the blue sky and green lawn look especially vibrant.■ Facility Highlights A Hawaiian-style private rental villa with an oceanfront grassy dog run. In this open setting where your dog can run to their heart’s content, both you and your pet can truly relax and smile throughout your stay. ■ Location A prime spot overlooking the sea on Awaji Island. Unwind at your own pace while listening to the waves. ■ Amenities 1 bedroom (Japanese-style room with 4 futons) + 1 double sofa bed in the living room. 1 bath/shower room and 1 toilet. Grassy dog run on-site. ■ Recommended For Families traveling with dogs and anyone who wants to spend a relaxing time together with their pet.
A villa in Minami Izu, the southernmost tip of the Izu Peninsula, the closest hidden gem to Tokyo. A modernist architecture with glass front and sides conceived in the 1960s. Located in a national park's nature reserve where new constructions are prohibited, offering an extraordinary world.
Two charming Mid-Century Modern tiny houses, built by an architect as their own residence, featuring a Finnish-style sauna and a Hinoki outdoor bath, available for exclusive rental.
A vacation rental located in Goshiki Town, midway along the Awaji Sunset Line on the west coast of Awaji Island. Escape the hustle and bustle of city life and experience the serene, nature-rich environment of Awaji Island. This spacious house is perfect for spending quality time with family or friends. Enjoy BBQs on the wooden deck or in the garden, and outdoor activities like setting up a tent. The interior features carefully selected simple and calming furniture designs. A piano and telescope are also available, making it ideal for an extended stay to enjoy a unique getaway experience.
KANAU is a hotel and restaurant that opened in April 2019 after renovating the nationally designated Important Cultural Property, "Kanau Former Imperial Residence." Located quietly along the clear stream of the Nyu River in Wada, northern Nishiyoshino Village, Nara Prefecture, this historic site dates back to the Jōkyū War of 1221. At that time, Fujiwara Tansan, who served as a Kumano official, responded to Emperor Gotoba's request and joined the Battle of Uji River. After their defeat, Tansan settled in Kanau instead of returning to his hometown Kumano. The current owner is the 29th generation descendant of Tansan. During the time of Hori Nobumasa (the fourth generation from Tansan), Emperor Go-Daigo was welcomed into Nobumasa's residence at Kanau after being driven out of Kyoto by Ashikaga Takauji at the end of Engen Year One (1336). This residence later served as an imperial palace for Emperors Go-Murakami, Chokei, and Go-Kameyama during Southern Court history. Today it welcomes you as Hotel & Restaurant KANAU.The gate designated as an Important Cultural Property features a plaque inscribed with "Imperial Residence" by Yoshimura Torataro from Tenchu-gumi. Next to this gate stands an Edo-period row house building used for accommodation. While its exterior remains unchanged from that era, its interior has been modernized for your comfort. Each room includes a piano available for free use—even overnight playing is allowed! Pets such as dogs are welcome to stay with you; there’s even an on-site dog run equipped with night lighting for added enjoyment.Although pets cannot enter inside our restaurant area itself—on our deck terrace overlooking riverside views—you can dine alongside your furry friends! Additionally roaming sheep provide opportunities playful interaction nearby too! Mochi-making experiences cost ¥6600 per person offering unique cultural fun!A variety activities await guests including rafting/canyoning adventures down Yoshino River trekking snowshoeing winter mountains tree-climbing guided tours plus numerous golf courses located close-by vicinity!Just one-and-a-half hours drive away Osaka city center lies KANAU Former Imperial Residence where endless entertainment awaits visitors seeking easy access unforgettable experiences alike!
A 7-minute walk from Sesoko Beach, one of the most beautiful beaches in Okinawa, you'll find the entrance to a village that still preserves its original scenery, nestled beyond the sugarcane fields. Surrounded by protective Fukugi trees, this one-of-a-kind designer villa blends Okinawa's traditional red-tiled roofs with Western-style interiors. Nearby, you can enjoy stunning Okinawan landscapes such as Sesoko Beach and Anchihama, as well as delightful spots like cafes with breathtaking views of the Sesoko Bridge and colorful macarons made with Okinawan ingredients. Why not visit Sesoko Island to discover your own favorite scenery?
Nestled in the heart of nature, "Asama Sorayama" is a private villa resort designed under the supervision of world-renowned designer Junko Koshino. Spanning over 60,000 square meters, the property features 16 accommodation villas, the restaurant "Tenku Dining," the hot spring facility "Tenku Spa," a lounge, and a dog run. Each villa offers breathtaking panoramic views of Mount Asama, allowing guests to immerse themselves in a glamping-like experience with their beloved pets amidst stunning natural surroundings. Enjoy a private and extraordinary stay with your family, partner, or friends as if visiting your own vacation home.
Amidst nature, it is precisely because of the inconveniences that you can attain a higher level of luxury.
What if there was a beach in Paris, France... That idea inspired the creation of THE HOUSE Koajiro marina suite.Location: "Koajiro, Miura City."Koajiro is located in the Aburatsubo area, a well-known villa district in Miura City. The transparency of the sea here is truly remarkable. You can always see yachts anchored, gracefully enjoying the beauty of the sea.Standing atop the hill of Koajiro is THE HOUSE Koajiro marina suite. This is an exceptionally luxurious building, even among the other THE HOUSE properties.The concept is "What if PARIS had a beach?"Originally, this building was constructed with exposed concrete. Everything about it was stylish, masculine, simple, and modern. It resembled a grand mansion you might find in Tokyo's Setagaya area. That was the image of the building.We wondered if we could add more natural, gentle, and resort-like relaxing elements to this symbol of "luxury" in a capitalist sense. What came to mind was the beach project held along the Seine River in Paris.A white sandy beach suddenly appears amidst the classic cityscape. It’s a space where modernity, classic charm, and resort vibes harmonize beautifully, creating an exciting and enchanting atmosphere! That’s where the concept began. This property is limited to three groups per day. Each of the three Rooms offers a unique way to enjoy your stay. Who will you go with? What will you do? What kind of time will you spend? You can choose based on these questions. Please enjoy a new luxurious experience in Koajiro.
A registered Tangible Cultural Property kominka design hotel, beautifully renovated from a late Edo-period village headman’s residence, located just steps from Taga Taisha Shrine in Shiga Prefecture. Limited to two parties per day for a safe and comfortable stay.
The guest rooms, which blend modern spaces with traditional Japanese elements, are approximately 70 square meters in size and feature a 2LDK layout, allowing two families to stay comfortably. The bedrooms are spacious, ensuring a comfortable stay even for large groups. On the top floor, we offer the deluxe room "Kyoto Higashiyama Villa," which captures the atmosphere of Kyoto's town. With stone pavements, narrow paths, lattice doors, and dry landscape gardens, you can enjoy a fulfilling time in a room that exudes the charm of strolling through the streets of Kyoto.
A chic exterior that harmonizes with the beautiful nature of the highlands. Stone walls and wooden beams create a solid texture, and the weighty furnishings add depth to the space. The forest view from the large windows enhances the sense of openness and relaxation, offering a luxurious space where you can discover new charms each time you visit, soothing and fulfilling your heart.
Izu Kogen offers a variety of attractions, including the sea, mountains, Onsen, art museum tours, golf, and trekking. Guest rooms are fully equipped with tableware and cooking utensils, as well as a rice cooker, oven microwave, grill pot, and dishwasher.
A stylish condominium hotel in the Niseko Hirafu area, perfectly blending convenience with the tranquility of nature. Within walking distance, you'll find convenience stores, restaurants, and a peaceful forest. The apartment-style rooms allow you to relax as if you were at home by taking off your shoes. Each room is equipped with a smart TV, coffee machine, air conditioning, air purifier, and free Wi-Fi. Some rooms also feature a kitchen with cooking utensils, dishes, and cutlery—ideal not only for short weekend stays but also for extended stays during summer to escape the heat or enjoy activities like workations, children's summer camps, or golf in Niseko. The hotel includes shared Onsen facilities and an on-site restaurant.
A condominium nestled in Yomitan Village’s resort area, where time flows at a relaxed pace.Enjoy breathtaking views of the sea and sky in beautiful shades of blue. Gather with your travel companions around the dining table.Cook in the kitchen while looking out at the ocean.Let sparkling natural light brighten the interior.All rooms are 98 sqm and feature a 3-bedroom layout with a living/dining area, two shower bathrooms, six beds, a kitchen, a washing machine, and a dryer.
From the Ajina Residence located on the highlands of Ajina in Hiroshima, you can overlook the Seto Inland Sea with Miyajima across.
Located in Kenken, Motobu, featuring three villas with infinity pools.
Sweat it out in the sauna, cool down in the cold plunge, and unwind outdoors while gazing over the Seto Inland Sea. The ultimate “totonoi” getaway with your beloved dog.Barrel sauna, cold plunge, and outdoor relaxation.Enjoy the complete three-piece set with your dog in the nature of Awaji Island.■Facility HighlightsA private villa with an authentic barrel sauna, cold plunge, and outdoor relaxation area for the perfect “totonoi” experience—plus a dedicated dog terrace. Ideal for both sauna lovers and dog owners, with views of the Seto Inland Sea.■LocationA spectacular setting overlooking the Seto Inland Sea. Experience an exceptional sense of “totonoi” during outdoor relaxation after your sauna session.■Amenities2 bedrooms (2 double beds + 6 futons). 1 bath/shower room. 2 toilets. Includes a barrel sauna, cold plunge, and dog terrace.■Recommended ForSauna enthusiasts, guests traveling with dogs, and anyone looking to relax amid breathtaking views.







































































































































































































