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In the Nyuto Onsenkyo area, there are numerous properties with excellent onsen qualities. Among them, Nyuto Onsenkyo Myounoyu is a proud property combining the two sources of 'Golden' and 'Silver' onsen, viewed from Kansai. Additionally, it is highly appreciated as a charming property that balances the simplicity and antiquity of a small hidden onsen with modernity.

Kofu is blessed with lush nature and rich culture. Enjoy the deep charm and flavor unique to this well-matured town, from historic temples associated with Takeda Shingen to the Yamanashi Prefectural Museum of Art and local vineyards. As Kofu’s guesthouse featuring a serene Japanese garden, Tokiwa Hotel warmly welcomes you with heartfelt hospitality.

A traditional Japanese-style property nestled in a serene environment surrounded by mountains on three sides. The onsen, 100% sourced directly, is colorless, transparent, and features a soft water quality. Offering seasonal flavors with a monthly changing menu, the cooking and serving service tailored to the guests' dining pace is a hallmark of its small scale. The premises house only 14 rooms, providing a luxurious space where each room offers a unique Japanese ambiance.

A serviced apartment that makes use of the early Showa-era historic atmosphere of the Takashimaya East Annex, a nationally designated Important Cultural Property, together with the appeal of the Citadines brand. The Art Deco exterior creates a glamorous impression, while the distinctive entrance preserves original historic details and cobblestones on the first floor. The high-ceilinged lobby and each guest Room also make full use of the building’s unique character. Large windows and distinctive columns in your Room let you feel close to history, while a modern design with warm wood tones provides a relaxing stay.

Experience the retro-modern world at Onsen Kamasaki, where over 600 years of tradition thrive. At Property Tokioto no Yado Yumushi Ichijo, we invite you to feel the history we've cultivated and the surrounding forest, refreshing both your mind and body. We are dedicated to serving each guest with heartfelt hospitality.

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.

Nozawa Onsen, where the lives of villagers thrive, exudes a unique atmosphere and charm filled with warmth. Traditional festivals and 13 natural hot spring public baths are carefully preserved, retaining the essence of a bygone era. The village's landmark, "Ogama," features 90-degree hot spring water, bustling with villagers boiling Nozawana greens, eggs, and wild vegetables. Sumiyoshiya, located right in front, boasts a clean and elegant appearance, preserving the Meiji-era hot spring ambiance, and is a long-established inn with a history of 140 years.

Selected for IKYU’s “15 Dream Accommodations to Visit This Year,” Yuyado Soan is a serene retreat nestled in Izumo, the land of the gods. Enjoy free-flowing natural hot spring water from Yunokawa Onsen—renowned as one of Japan’s top three “beauty baths”—in an atmospheric setting that makes the most of traditional farmhouse beams and earthen walls, for a truly relaxing stay. Detached guest rooms feature spacious semi-open-air baths and fireplaces, offering a soothing escape where you can feel Izumo’s nature and the changing seasons in garden-wrapped tranquility. For dining, the head chef personally selects seafood from the majestic Sea of Japan and blessings from the San’in region, crafting creative Japanese cuisine that highlights the very best seasonal flavors of the day. Soak in a “beauty bath,” savor exquisite seasonal cuisine, and unwind in the quiet calm of a traditional farmhouse—. Conveniently located near Izumo Taisha Shrine and Izumo Airport, this Accommodation is also an ideal base for sightseeing—enjoy a refined getaway that nourishes both skin and soul.

Established during the Edo period, this Onsen Ryokan boasts a history of over 300 years. As one of the few properties holding 'market auction rights,' guests can enjoy safe, seasonal, and fresh local Niigata cuisine.

The third-generation owner of Arai Ryokan had close relationships with literary and artistic figures, leading to the creation of numerous works of Japanese painting and literature at Arai Ryokan. The artistic sensibilities are reflected in the architecture and gardens, making them a valuable cultural heritage.

Our Ryokan was established in 1870 (Meiji 3) as Ishimura Ryokan in the Nanpoen area, slightly south of its current location. The founder, who served as a head officer at the Hakone checkpoint during the Edo period, began developing Onsen in Owakudani during the early Meiji era and started operating as a healing retreat by drawing hot spring water from there. In 1913 (Taisho 2), we relocated to this site and renamed it Senkoro. For this reason, we are known as Sengokuhara's original Onsen retreat.Before World War II, Sengokuhara was a special area frequented by prominent figures from political and financial circles. The nearby Sengoku Golf Course was even played on by Emperor Showa alongside international diplomats.Many distinguished guests have stayed at our Ryokan over the years, including notable figures such as Eiichi Shibusawa, Kihachiro Okura, Kichizaemon Sumitomo, Aritomo Yamagata, Takashi Hara, Kiichiro Hiranuma; artists like Somei Yuki and Suiun Komuro; literary figures such as Kiyokata Kaburaki and Sotaro Yasui; and writers like Sohou Tokutomi, Masao Kumei, Chogoro Kaionji, Jun Takami among others.Sengokuhara is part of Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park's special district with strict environmental regulations. Building height limits along with restrictions on colors, decorations or signage are rigorously enforced here. In front of our property lies Hakone’s outer rim mountains covered in lush greenery that turn beautifully red during autumn foliage season. Our expansive grounds of approximately 15 acres feature seasonal blooms such as azaleas, rhododendrons, wisteria flowers or wild cherry blossoms.Nearby attractions include Hakone Glass Museum (Hakone Garasunomori), Hakone Botanical Garden of Wetlands (Shisseikaen), The Little Prince Museum (Hoshi no Ojisama Museum), Pola Museum of Art; scenic spots like Lake Ashi or Owakudani; hiking destinations such as Mount Kintoki; golf courses including Hakone Lakeside Golf Course (Kohan Golf Course), Hakone Country Club & Daihakone Country Club plus sports facilities for tennis too! This makes it an ideal destination whether you enjoy outdoor activities or art appreciation alike!

The nostalgic hot spring area "Kannawa," known for its steam and therapeutic baths. Experience the "Beauty Onsen," leaving your skin feeling smooth and refreshed, highly popular among women. Our establishment is home to our "signboard cats," whom we have had the fortune to meet. Come and meet these unique and beloved cats, cherished by many guests and locals.

A fully renovated traditional Kyoto townhouse (Kyomachiya) located in the heart of Gion, Kyoto, offered as an exclusive one-group-per-day Property with a modern Japanese style. On the first floor, you will find an entrance adorned with beautiful stained glass and a living room with modern tiles, exuding the charm of the Taisho era. The second floor features a traditional Japanese-style room with exposed beams and slanted roofs characteristic of a townhouse, as well as a Western-style room equipped with beds. The Property offers a view of a small garden, a bathroom surrounded by cypress wood, and a kitchen with an IH stove, all newly renovated for convenience. This townhouse is perfect for couples, families, or married couples traveling together.

A cozy, small-scale property with only 12 rooms, designed in a traditional folk style. The welcoming atmosphere feels like arriving at your countryside home or a relative's house, where you can relax and unwind from your travels. The interior greets you with fresh flowers, creating the ambiance of a flower shop. Our staff is dedicated to the property's core value: "Cherishing heartfelt connections and offering family-like hospitality." We look forward to welcoming you!

A Property for travelers who wish to make Otaru the base of their sightseeing. This Hotel near the Otaru Canal features natural Onsen baths that soothe travel fatigue and showcases 'hospitality' pursuing comfort within the premises. Outdoor baths where birdsong can be heard, dome-shaped reclining baths '洞の湯', and steam baths utilizing Onsen steam, all provide warmth to both the heart and body.

Opened in 2019, the Hotel is conveniently located just a 5-minute walk from Karasuma Oike Subway Station. The building, featuring a historic design, is a renovated modern architecture originally built in 1914, allowing guests to feel its history up close during their stay. Additionally, the Property includes a hidden café bar, an apparel shop, and a shared kitchen. Guests can enjoy a unique and extraordinary stay. The rooms, accommodating up to four people, are equipped with a queen-size bed and a double-size sofa bed, making them perfect for anniversary trips or special getaways.

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.