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The birthplace of the Omi merchants, who laid the foundation of modern Japanese economy, "Gokasho" is a nationally designated Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings, where the main residences of Omi merchants still stand. In this historic townscape with cultural heritage dating back to the late Edo period, two unique "Omi Merchant Residences" overlooking beautiful Japanese gardens have been transformed into exclusive accommodation available for private rental.

The first-generation owner, Tadayoshi Ota, was a connoisseur so esteemed that Rosanjin described him as "the most notable man in Hokuriku, a national guest of Kanazawa, and a great figure in tea gatherings." It is said that tea masters, connoisseurs, and gourmets, including Dono Masuda, frequently visited from Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka, drawn by Tadayoshi's hospitality. His attention to ingredients and dedication to tableware were so exceptional that they were even passed down to "Hoshioka Saryo." As Rosanjin remarked, "He did not use tea as an ornament for himself nor as a business," reflecting the heartfelt and unpretentious hospitality that was the philosophy of Yamanoo. After the war, adapting to changes in lifestyle, "Yamanoo" was reborn as "Kanazawa Yamanoo." The current owner, Tatsuya Motoya, is the fifth generation since Tadayoshi. While time has passed and the name has changed, the spirit of hospitality, "one guest, one pavilion," has been faithfully carried on since its founding.

A hidden retreat for adults to enjoy two distinct concepts of "Beauty" and "Luxury." The property features private dining rooms, two lounges, 14 out of 24 rooms with private open-air baths, 10 suites with open-air baths, five private reservable baths, and a large public bath where you can indulge in a serene atmosphere. Each building has its own kitchen and head chef, offering freshly prepared seasonal delicacies sourced from various parts of Ishikawa Prefecture served in the privacy of your room. Located just a 15-minute drive from Kenrokuen Garden with convenient access including free shuttle service. Immerse yourself in unforgettable Japanese hospitality in Kanazawa, the castle town of Kaga Hyakumangoku.

In Unzen City, Nagasaki Prefecture, in the Kojirakuji district of Kunimi Town, a one-building rental Property is born. Gazing at each fleeting moment. The sky, the clouds, the trees, and the sunlight filtering through them. At night, the stars. In the midst of days chased by time, pause for a moment, look back, and stand still. In this land where the townscape of the Edo period remains, a journey to discover the small moments you usually overlook, in a 190-year-old traditional Japanese house quietly standing. Experience a time you cannot in the city. Reflect on a time far beyond. May the time spent here enrich the time ahead of you. May you encounter such moments.

Toto Kurashiki Mingeikan Minami Accommodation consists of three Accommodations—“Riverside Accommodation,” “Inner Accommodation,” and “Rear Accommodation”—created by restoring a building long used as a medical clinic into an Accommodation.“Riverside Accommodation” is a renovated attic space in a Meiji-era building that served as a clinic for many years. Enjoy views of the Kurashiki River from the window.“Inner Accommodation” offers a calm atmosphere with tatami mats and shoji screens, with views of the Kurashiki Mingeikan to the north and Mingei Plaza to the south.“Rear Accommodation” sits slightly set back from the main street, offering pleasant borrowed scenery through its windows.Located between the Kurashiki Mingeikan and the Japan Folk Toy Museum, this is a place where you can feel history and culture through its connections with neighboring Facilities—please enjoy a relaxing stay.

On June 29, 2020, the "Kawagoe Tobu Hotel" with 168 high-quality Rooms opened within "U_PLACE," a new landmark in Koedo Kawagoe. The beds are made by Slumberland, known as a supplier to the British Royal Family. The Twin and Comfort Double Rooms feature independent bathrooms, providing comfort and convenience. The Rooms, designed in a modern Japanese style suitable for Koedo Kawagoe, offer a serene stay.

Daily Hotel Kawagoe is conveniently located just a 6-minute walk from the East Exit of Hon-Kawagoe Station on the Seibu Shinjuku Line and an 11-minute walk from Kawagoe-shi Station on the Tobu Tojo Line. We offer a variety of Room types, including single, double, and twin. Additionally, our complimentary breakfast buffet service features a daily-changing menu of Japanese and Western dishes. Beverages are available 24 hours a day.

A Western-style mansion of gastronomy nestled in a traditional castle town 〜 An exquisite dinner crafted by the chef for adults 〜 Step into a white-walled traditional house, and you will find yourself in a space surrounded by antique furnishings, offering a slow-paced auberge experience. Enjoy a luxurious time in a setting where Japan's traditional charm and European taste harmoniously blend. Dinner features a full-course French menu, with every dish handmade. Pair it with exquisite wine for an unforgettable experience. We strive to be a one-of-a-kind Property.

Kawagoe City, known as "Little Edo," is renowned for its tranquil streetscape. It is approximately a 10-minute walk from Kawagoe Station East Exit and a 5-minute walk from Hon-Kawagoe Station East Exit. About 30 minutes from Ikebukuro Station on the Tobu Tojo Line (express), 60 minutes from Shibuya, and 75 minutes from Yokohama (F Liner). Approximately 20 minutes from Omiya on the JR Kawagoe Line, making it ideal for both business and tourism. Relax in the natural Onsen (separate for men and women) to soothe your mind and body.

From the streets of Kurashiki, rich in art and culture, step into the Kurashiki Royal Art Hotel... Here, a splendid space adorned with luxurious marble awaits. We always welcome our guests with the spirit of "ichi-go ichi-e," providing heartfelt service and a relaxing atmosphere. We aspire to be a hotel that leaves a lasting impression in our guests' hearts along with memories of their Kurashiki journey. All rooms are equipped with Wi-Fi.

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.

We offer two rooms in the main building of oito and one room in the annex, each uniquely designed with its own character. You can experience craftsmanship and artistry from both Japan and abroad throughout the spaces. We hope you enjoy your stay as if living seamlessly beyond your everyday life.

Yunohira Onsen is a nostalgic hot spring town adorned with stone-paved streets and lanterns, taking you back in time to the charm of old Japan. Our inn is located atop the hill at the end of the stone-paved path. The accommodations include two detached Rooms with private indoor baths and one Room in the main building, totaling three spacious Japanese-Western style Rooms. The Onsen facilities feature a handcrafted Goemon bath and a stone bath, both available for private use. After soaking leisurely in the Onsen and strolling along the stone-paved streets, enjoy a traditional kaiseki meal featuring local Oita cuisine. Spend a special holiday in Yunohira Onsen, where time flows gently.

A one-group-per-day exclusive Property within walking distance to one of Kanazawa's most popular tourist destinations, "Higashi Chaya District." "Kagabi" is a townhome-style Property consisting of four independent townhouses lined up together. As the names of the four townhouses—"Yuzen," "Mizuhiki," "Temari," and "Take"—suggest, each is themed around traditional crafts created by artists active in Kanazawa. Guests can experience the charm of Kanazawa's traditional townhouses and the city's rich traditions during their stay. All townhouses are equipped with cypress bathtubs in their bathrooms. Each of the four townhouses features unique designs and layouts, offering options such as kitchens and washer-dryers for medium to long-term stays, or spacious bathrooms with double sinks to suit your style of stay. Each townhouse can accommodate up to four guests. Whether you're a couple looking for a spacious and private stay in one townhouse or a large group reserving multiple townhouses, "Kagabi" is a townhome-style Property that caters to various travel needs and group sizes. Enjoy an elevated and special experience tailored to your journey at "Kagabi."

A luxurious, high-class townhouse accommodation, often referred to as the "Guesthouse of Tsuyama," located in the heart of the "Joto Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings," a historic and culturally rich area that exudes the charm of the Edo period. The name "Bito" was bestowed by Ms. Hiroko Matsudaira, a descendant of Tokugawa Ieyasu. From the Japanese-style room on the second floor, guests can enjoy a panoramic view of the "Joto Mukashi Machiya," a nationally registered tangible cultural property, offering a nostalgic atmosphere as if stepping back into the Edo era. The Property features art pieces by Kiyofumi Kikutake, the creator of the Nagano Olympic cauldron, carefully selected artisan furniture, an 85-inch large TV, a home theater, a mist sauna, a jacuzzi bath, as well as fully equipped appliances, a kitchen, and tableware, making it suitable for extraordinary long-term stays.

Auberge Homachi Mikuni Minato has been selected for “The 30 Collection,” which honors outstanding experiences across Japan, as part of the tourism awards “Forbes JAPAN Destinations of the Year 2026,” hosted by the global business magazine Forbes JAPAN. Mikuni Minato is a historic port town mentioned in the Shoku Nihongi in 778. During the Edo period, it flourished as a port of call for Kitamaebune trading ships traveling between Osaka and Hokkaido. Ten traditional townhouses scattered throughout the area have been renovated into nine buildings with 16 guest rooms and a restaurant. The name “Homachi” comes from “homachi” (waiting for favorable winds), a term that also evokes the “reward” enjoyed in the era of Kitamaebune ships. The architecture features local kagura-style construction and preserves Edo-period pillars, beams, and Shakudani stone. Dining is created by Michelin-starred French chef Ken Yoshino, who crafts an original menu showcasing Fukui’s world-class ingredients such as Echizen crab—also presented to the Imperial Household—rare seafood varieties, and Wakasa beef. This is a dispersed Hotel concept: guest rooms are spread across nine buildings with a separate restaurant building, allowing you to enjoy not only your stay and meals but also the history of the town itself. Tojinbo, one of Fukui’s top sightseeing destinations, is about a 10-minute drive away.

Located in Tatsuno’s Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings, where the town’s charm still lives on. From the outside it appears to be a modest machiya townhouse, but once you open the door, a spacious 156 m² interior unfolds.This Accommodation modernly reinterprets the atmosphere of the Meiji and Taisho eras and is an entire-house rental limited to one group per day. In this private space where you can relax without concern for others, we provide Simmons bedding as used by top Hotels, along with gentle-on-skin MARKS&WEB amenities—especially appreciated by women.The living room, softly lit from the courtyard, is ideal for spending time with family or close friends. Refined yet understated interiors help you forget the rush of everyday life and invite you into a comfortable stay that feels like living in this town.Stroll through the castle town on our complimentary rental bicycles or raise a toast with welcome sparkling wine—enjoy your holiday your way. Experience a special stay in Tatsuno that lets your mind truly unwind.

Nestled quietly in a samurai residence, embraced by a tranquil moment.