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This is a long-established Ryokan at Kawayu Onsen, where Onsen springs flow from the riverbed. It is the closest Ryokan to the large open-air bath "Sennin-buro," which is available from December to February every year. In November 2008, we opened three "Kumano Modern Rooms," guest rooms with open-air baths and foot baths inspired by the bamboo, wood, and earth of Kumano. Enjoy the ultimate relaxation of a foot bath while overlooking the river's open-air bath and the Sennin-buro (available from December to February). Additionally, a private open-air bath with a reclining bath was also opened in November 2008. All Rooms face the river, allowing you to fully experience the natural beauty of Kumano.

A sky-high Hotel in Izu, wrapped in an overwhelming coolness up to 9°C lower than central Tokyo and closer to the stars than anywhere else in the region. Enjoy blissful bathing that lets you forget everyday life in our spectacular large public bath with panoramic views—Sagami Bay to the east, Suruga Bay to the west, and majestic Mt. Fuji right before your eyes. Cuisine features seasonal local ingredients nurtured by Izu’s rich nature, served as a lavish buffet or an authentic course meal. At night, an unobstructed canopy of stars fills the sky. Spend a soothing, refreshing holiday here, embraced by cool breezes.

Akazawa Guest House, surrounded by crystal-clear seas and unspoiled nature, is a refined Accommodation where you can enjoy a private stay in a serene setting. On an expansive estate of over 1,000 tsubo, we offer 15 guest rooms with open-air baths. We also feature detached villas equipped with private saunas in the room. Each room overlooks a beautiful Japanese garden and the surrounding landscape, showcasing the beauty of Japanese architecture through details such as Ajiro-woven ceilings and Juraku plaster walls. The interior is also designed in calming traditional Japanese style, with a large public bath featuring deep ocean water and private dining rooms where you can savor carefully crafted Japanese cuisine centered on locally sourced ingredients. In a space that harmonizes with Akazawa’s natural surroundings, enjoy a soothing stay as time passes quietly by.

Since its establishment in Genroku 7 (1694), "Sekizenkan" has welcomed guests for over 300 years, with a constant flow of visitors seeking Onsen therapy. The Property features three distinct buildings: the "Main Building," known as the oldest Onsen inn architecture in Japan, where the culture of Onsen therapy still thrives; the "Sansou," designated as a Registered Tangible Cultural Property of Japan for its excellent design and architectural techniques in the Momoyama style; and the "Kashoutei," located at the highest point in Shima Onsen, surrounded by the tranquility of ancient pine trees. At Sansou and Kashoutei, guests can savor exquisite kaiseki cuisine prepared by the head chef. Enjoy a variety of Onsen experiences, including the retro-modern "Genroku no Yu" and the seasonal "Mori no Yu."

The Natural Countryside Onsen Fukahori-tei is located in the heart of the Chikugo Plain, within a granary area. Upon stepping through the gate, you are greeted by seasonal trees and fruit trees on a 4,000-tsubo estate, leading you to a scenery that makes you forget daily life. The main building, renovated from an old house passed down for 180 years, is a space harmonizing historical beams with modern design furniture. Time flows peacefully and leisurely, evoking a nostalgic feeling as if returning to one's hometown.

Relax in the free-flowing Onsen, honor the food and strive for local consumption, cherish the surrounding tranquil environment, and welcome with the spirit of Wabi-Sabi. Onsen Ryokan Yamaki is a small property with only eight rooms. There is very good water. Please relax your mind and body.

Located within Shikotsu-Toya National Park, Lakeside Villa Suimeikaku. After a morning stroll, enjoy coffee at "Sakura Terrace." In spring, cherry blossoms bloom, and in autumn, the mountain foliage is stunning. All guest Rooms are luxurious with lake views, named after the flowers of Lake Shikotsu, with only 8 rooms available. The restaurant offers exquisite dinners, utilizing the flavors of seasonal ingredients from Hokkaido and beyond.

Minami-Aso Onsen Iyashi no Sato Hatago Seiwa is a tranquil, traditional Japanese-style Onsen Accommodation in Kumamoto, Kyushu, overlooking the magnificent nature of Aso. Captivated by the breathtaking views from the open-air bath, you can relax and take a deep breath—mind and body—in our soothing Onsen. We welcome you with seasonal local flavors and heartfelt hospitality from Kumamoto. We also offer a rare rock-salt bath, uncommon in Kumamoto. Enjoy a luxurious stay with our mineral-rich Onsen and Kumamoto’s regional cuisine.

In the tranquil rural landscape of Kawaba Village, supported by its rich history and culture, you can gaze upon the expansive thatched roofs and encounter the nostalgic original scenery of Japan... Kawaba Onsen, the thatched-roof hot spring property Yuyuri-an, is a hot spring property that evokes a sense of time nurtured by nature and history.

Sounkyo "Hotel Daisetsu Wafubou Yukika・Yukihotaru" is a tourist Onsen hotel featuring "Keikoku Rotenburo Tenkano-yu", "Tenbou Daiyokujou Daisetsuno-yu", and "Oufuu Daiyokujou Chinita-no-yu". The guest rooms include "Special Floor Wafubou Yukika" and "New Japanese Modern Floor Yukihotaru", catering to a wide range of customer needs. When visiting Sounkyo, please consider "Hotel Daisetsu".

A rural property boasting mountain cuisine that feels like savoring the entire earth. It abundantly uses the robust natural blessings of local Minakami. Enjoy a tranquil time away from the city's hustle and bustle in private dining rooms, private baths featuring Minakami Onsen 'Hōju no Yu,' and guest rooms with open-air baths. Here at Shōbun, you can experience the scent of the wind, the sound of insects, the murmur of streams, and the twinkle of stars. Please relax and enjoy your stay at this heartfelt rural property.

At "Bettei Yaeno," a property with four rooms located at the foot of Mount Tanigawa in Minakami, quiet moments flow in the detached-style rooms surrounded by greenery. Enjoy a relaxing time while savoring seasonal kaiseki cuisine.

At Auberge Terra, a private auberge in Tateshina limited to three groups per day, enjoy the natural beauty of Tateshina, including Shirakoma Pond and Mishaka Pond, along with Tateshina Nouvelle Macro French cuisine made with local ingredients.

You can feel the passage of time through the natural beauty visible from the Hotel. A stunning property, HOTEL OOSADO. In the spring of 2024, we will further renovate, offering a luxurious lounge and high-grade guest rooms, providing truly blissful moments. Enjoy a soothing stay that refreshes your soul.

JIJIJIN Matsuyama is a small luxury auberge with 10 Rooms, nestled in a quiet forest in Tobe Town, Ehime Prefecture. With local-ingredient gastronomy and suites overlooking the water garden, we promise you time to restore both body and mind.What we offer is “a one-of-a-kind luxury stay created by nature.” The Tsuyadani Pond just in front of the Hotel has long been cherished by the people of Tobe Town. Here, we call this pond—also the symbol of our Hotel—a “water garden” that soothes our guests’ hearts.All-suite Rooms feature a terrace where you can take in the powerful views of the water garden. Its colors shift with the seasons and time of day—truly a painting woven by nature.We also pay deep respect to ingredients from the Seto Inland Sea and Ehime, offering truly unique cuisine rooted in this land—an experience that becomes your very reason for staying here. Savor exceptionally fresh fish sourced from local fishermen trusted by chefs across The whole country.Awaken your senses and feel quietly fulfilled. Spend such moments at JIJIJIN Matsuyama.

Our Rooms are generously sized and come in a wide variety of types to suit your needs, including maisonette-style layouts, options with a mini-kitchen, and luxury single Rooms. The Hotel also features spaces designed for relaxed, enriching stays—such as a library for workations and a lounge with a fireplace—further evolving into a mountain Resort Hotel built around the concept of “staying as if you live here,” like your own private villa.Unwind in bliss as you soak body and mind in the soothing waters of our natural mountain Onsen. Savor buffet-style dining to your heart’s content, featuring expertly prepared dishes made with creativity and care—highlighted by Hokkaido meat grilled right before your eyes, along with local vegetables nurtured by the pure spring water of Mt. Taisetsu Asahidake and other carefully selected ingredients. Enjoy deeply satisfying moments embraced by magnificent nature.

[Limited to 5 Groups Per Day] Experience the blessings of Okuhida with kaiseki cuisine and four private Onsen baths at "Ryokan Okuhida Sansoan Kyoya." Our dishes feature local and seasonal ingredients, creatively arranged by our head chef who never compromises on quality. The "Seasonal Kaiseki Course," our pride and joy, is a perfect blend of simplicity and innovation. Special attention is given to the presentation, allowing you to savor the seasonal flavors visually as well. Each dish is prepared with care, so please relax and enjoy your time with us.

A Mediterranean-style townscape suddenly appears where the sea and forests of the Ise-Shima Peninsula meet. With sweeping views over Ago Bay, this stay-and-experience Resort Hotel set amid a Mediterranean village is “Shima Mediterranean Village.” Celebrating its 30th anniversary in 2023, it underwent a major renovation of its natural Onsen, restaurants, and guest rooms. Inspired by a UNESCO World Heritage site in Spain, the natural Onsen creates an exotic escape from everyday life. Indulge your senses in a one-of-a-kind world filled with international charm—an experience found only here.

Beppu Showa-en was established in the first year of the Showa era, located in Minami-Tateishi, Beppu City, with 30 guest rooms and a garden. Later, in the third year of the Heisei era, it was relocated to its current site, which was once a thriving gold mine and the former villa site of Shirakawa-kyo. The garden from that time remains intact, and the 6,000-tsubo property includes 11 buildings with detached guest rooms and high-quality onsen sourced from gold veins, still serving long-time patrons as a regular accommodation.

A small Onsen area surrounded by mountains, Yoshina Onsen. A "Japanese-style resort" with guest rooms, dining facilities, and Onsen scattered across a 36,000-tsubo site along the clear stream Yoshinagawa flowing through the premises.