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Just a 5-minute walk to the National Treasure - Matsumoto Castle, Matsumoto Hotel Kagetsu, an established hotel founded in Meiji 20, was rebranded and reopened on April 5, 2016, with the concept of "Folk Art Philosophy - Memories of Matsumoto's Daily Life." The restaurant offers course meals based on the concept of "Nagano Terroir." Learning from the spirit of "beauty through reliance" rooted in the folk art city of Matsumoto, the hotel has been reborn as a simple and practical place to stay.

Kanshuku-en, meaning "rejoicing in unparalleled connections," is a place where food and sake bring people together, creating new and unique experiences. Located in a region considered the origin of Japanese culinary culture, your exceptional stay will be complemented by the renowned sake "Kokuryu," crafted from the high-quality spring water of the Kuzuryu River, alongside exquisite cuisine from Fukui's celebrated establishments: Japanese restaurant <En> and innovative French dining <cadre>. We welcome you with fine drinks and gourmet delights. In spring, enjoy vibrant cherry blossoms; in winter, marvel at serene snowy landscapes. Nestled at the foot of nature-rich Joboji Mountain with views of the Kuzuryu River, this is a place to clear your mind and body inside out. Immerse yourself in Zen culture and Echizen traditional crafts to discover an unknown side of Japan that will fill you with joy. Auberge <Kanshuku-en> is where food and sake connect people, sparking new possibilities for all who visit.

One stop from Kyoto Station, a 6-minute walk from Gojo Subway Station. A small, hidden Accommodation with just seven Rooms, cherishing the charm of a traditional Kyoto townhouse. Each Room features a hinoki cypress bath for a soothing stay. In the on-site library lounge, relax and enjoy unhurried moments while taking in views of the beautiful garden.

"Kinokawa Onsen Registered Tangible Cultural Property Inn Mikiyama" is a Japanese Ryokan with a 300-year history, located in the heart of the nostalgic Japanese Onsen town, Kinokawa Onsen. Renowned author Naoya Shiga made this Property his regular stay, where his famous short story "At Kinosaki" was born. The wooden architecture, built in 1927 and recognized as a Registered Tangible Cultural Property of Japan, along with a 300-tsubo Japanese garden, retains its charm. In November 2013, the Property underwent a major renovation of its lobby, dining area, and large public bath, transforming into a modern Japanese Ryokan that blends history with contemporary design.From the Room's veranda, guests can enjoy the changing seasons in the garden, or lose themselves in a book in the library. After changing into a yukata, take a leisurely stroll to explore the local Onsen baths, and then savor the delights of the Sea of Japan paired with local sake in the modern dining area. This is where the true pleasures of an Onsen Ryokan, fulfilling your intellectual curiosity, await.

Limited to two parties per night. In a warm, wood-accented space, this suite is fully equipped with the latest Facility for exceptional sleep and bathing comfort. Enjoy body-friendly organic cuisine, and full support from a dedicated concierge to make your stay even more comfortable. Embraced by the charm of tradition and elevated by today’s high-quality service, you can experience our finest hospitality.

NIPPONIA Kosa Suisui no Sato is a renovated Facility that breathes new life into a 130-year-old traditional Japanese house, which once served as a pawnshop and later as a tobacco shop. The property features two buildings with three rooms: the main house, characterized by its engawa (veranda) overlooking the waterway, and a detached building offering views of a courtyard garden that flourishes with seasonal plants. Each room is an independent space, preserving the traces of its history as a pawnshop through its original doors and walls. Step outside the Facility, and you'll be greeted by the nostalgic streetscape of an old-fashioned shopping district. As you stroll through the streets, you might even find yourself in friendly conversation with shop owners along the way. This town flows with a relaxed rhythm, where families and friends gather and share laughter. Enjoy a stay that feels like becoming a temporary resident in Kosa Town, a quaint countryside area just a short drive from Kumamoto City, where time moves at a gentle pace.

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.

"Hotel Fukiagesou," located in the heart of Kagoshima City and in front of Terukuni Shrine, offers an excellent location with convenient access to the bustling downtown area. Relax in the natural onsen sourced from underground to soothe travel fatigue, and savor Satsuma Kaiseki cuisine made with seasonal local ingredients. With a variety of room types available, the hotel accommodates solo travelers to large groups. Enjoy sightseeing and shopping during the day and unwind in the onsen at night, providing an ideal lodging experience.

Kamikochi, once known as the sacred land of Kamikawachi, remains unchanged in its natural beauty. The Kamikochi Imperial Hotel continues to captivate visitors with its breathtaking surroundings. The pristine Azusa River, the majestic Hotaka Mountains, and the serene Myojin Pond... Spending time amidst the harmonious changes of the seasons is truly the ultimate luxury.

Reviving Hokkaido's Premier Classic Hotel with a Modern Sensibility Originally built in 1931 as the first Hotel exclusively for foreign guests in Hokkaido, the "Former Etchuya Hotel" carries a rich history. During wartime, it served as an officers' club for the army, and post-war, it was requisitioned by the U.S. military. Designated as a historic building by Otaru City and recognized as part of the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry's "33 Modernization Heritage Sites," this architectural gem has been brought back to life after years of closure. While preserving the nostalgic charm and architectural beauty of its historic structure, the building has undergone a bold renovation, transforming it into a boutique Hotel that reflects a modern sensibility. Experience a unique world of creativity that goes beyond the concept of a classic Hotel.

A property focused on art and antiques, popular among women and couples. Equipped with stone sauna and spa facilities, offering relaxation. There are 44 rooms in total, 20 of which feature open-air baths. The open-air baths are made of hinoki wood, ceramics, stone, and logs, each with a unique charm, allowing you to enjoy beautiful night views while listening to music. The water is natural onsen, highly alkaline, and known as "beauty water."

Prague, the golden city lined with countless historic buildings, was once a crossroads of trade and culture in Central Europe. Even today, its timeless charm—woven from many eras and cultures—remains undiminished. Surrounded by antique pieces displayed throughout Hotel Monterey Sendai, enjoy a peaceful stay in this Hotel that captures the spirit of Prague in every detail.

Opened within "Shinpukan," a space that combines the preserved section of the historic former Kyoto Central Telephone Office with a newly constructed building, designed in collaboration between renowned Japanese architect Kengo Kuma and LA-based Commune Design.

A paradise at an altitude of 1,500 meters. Yatsugatake Kogen Uminokuchi Shizengou stretches across the eastern foothills of Yatsugatake. Surrounded by trees such as konashi and shirakanba, this is a highland Resort Hotel where you can immerse yourself in abundant nature. From your window, enjoy the lush green forest right before your eyes, feel the refreshing highland breeze, and spend luxurious moments listening to the chirping of birds.

The "Kinugawa Kanaya Resort Hotel," Japan's oldest resort hotel, has been cherished by guests both domestically and internationally. The founder John Kanaya's vision of "hospitality spirit" and "aesthetic-filled dandyism." This is a place where you can experience the natural beauty of the clear Kinugawa River and the majestic gorge while conversing with your loved ones. The comfort and modern, sophisticated space and services that brighten daily life tell the story of this "villa in the gorge."

Izanro Iwasaki is an Accommodation beloved by the Imperial Family and renowned artists and writers, featuring one of the world’s finest Onsen waters and 12 distinctive baths. Enjoy carefully selected seasonal ingredients prepared with exceptional skill, along with heartfelt hospitality rooted in tradition. Just 2.5 hours from Tokyo, Misasa Onsen in Tottori offers a “world-class radium Onsen” and carefully selected San’in ingredients—our entire team at Izanro Iwasaki looks forward to welcoming you.

Hotel Nord Otaru—named after the Italian word for “north”—is a European-style Hotel standing by the Otaru Canal. Its marble exterior blends into the stone-built streetscape, giving the building a dignified, stately presence. Step inside and you’ll find warm, wood-toned interiors that soothe away travel fatigue in a gentle, welcoming atmosphere.The first-floor patio (courtyard) is a free space surrounded by marble, where a fountain and seasonal flowers create a romantic setting.Why not plan your trip while listening to birdsong?Rooms are located on floors 3 through 6. Many feature separate bath and toilet areas for a more relaxing soak, and offer views of the canal, historic warehouses, and Otaru Bay with its large ships coming and going—scenery that captures the nostalgic charm of northern Otaru.

Hyatt Regency Kyoto is located in the lush Higashiyama Shichijo area, where Kyoto’s rich history and traditions live on. Adjacent to the Kyoto National Museum, Sanjusangendo Temple, Chishaku-in Temple, and Yogen-in Temple, it is just minutes from JR Kyoto Station and Keihan Shichijo Station—an ideal location for both business and sightseeing. Inspired by the concept of Contemporary Japanese design, the hotel reinterprets traditional Japanese beauty with a modern international sensibility, offering a warm atmosphere and uniquely Kyoto-style hospitality.

Since its founding in 1932, the antique-like Japanese Accommodation “Ryokan Ohashi” has stood unchanged. Each guest room features a one-of-a-kind design, and the natural Onsen that springs up from underground vividly conveys the passage of time. Please relax and enjoy your stay at ease.