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Enjoy a Comfortable Moment at Oe Honke...Located about a 40-minute drive from the city center of Kitami, Hokkaido, this Onsen Ryokan is nestled in Onneyu Onsen, known as the hidden retreat of Kitami. Here, you can indulge in 100% natural hot spring water directly from the source. Experience the finest hospitality, exquisite cuisine made with locally sourced ingredients, and explore the beautiful nature and unique attractions that take advantage of the harsh cold of the Okhotsk region.In a space where you can feel the great nature of Hokkaido just outside the window, spend a comfortable and relaxing moment. We sincerely look forward to welcoming you.*Azumashii: A Hokkaido dialect meaning "comfortable" or "pleasant."

At "Yuno Accommodation Irifune," surrounded by rich nature, you can enjoy creative cuisine made with fresh vegetables from our own farm. Relax your body and mind in three different Onsen baths, a large communal bath, and five private baths, all featuring natural hot spring water. After check-in, complimentary coffee is served for a leisurely start to your stay. Female guests can choose from 11 types of yukata. Rooms range from those with private Onsen baths to traditional Japanese-style rooms. Enjoy 24-hour bathing with amenities such as horse oil shampoo, conditioner, and body wash provided. Breakfast features homemade vegetables and ingredients, while dinner includes seasonal kaiseki dishes along with Kumamoto's specialty horse sashimi and Aso red beef steak.

Surrounded by the lush nature of Oku-Yugawara, this long-established Accommodation is celebrating its 100th anniversary. Our pride and joy is the open-air “Senkyo” bath located directly beneath a waterfall, and guests staying in the New Building or Annex can enjoy breakfast and dinner served in their Room. Savor seasonal delicacies carefully selected by our head chef, including fresh local fish. Each Room also features a private indoor hot-spring bath fed directly from the source, and the spacious layout is ideal for families and group trips.

Opened in 2019, this small two-story wooden property is nestled across a small river and surrounded by forest. Guests can fully enjoy 100% natural onsen. Nearby, there are the historic Yumoto Onsenji Temple and Yumoto Onsen Shrine, and the area around Lake Yunoko is a relaxing spot with many summer flowers and ancient trees. Dinner features seasonal flavors from Nikko, including Tochigi beef, Nikko char, wild boar "Shishimaru," and local vegetables.

A great-value Hotel in an unbeatable location! Just 30 seconds from Beppu Station West Exit, and only a 30-second walk to the nearest supermarket—via the South Exit, you can arrive with almost no exposure to rain. You can also walk to downtown Beppu, making dining easy and convenient. While there is no Onsen in the Hotel, you can use the Onsen at a nearby group Hotel free of charge.

With 1,200 years of history, Onogawa Onsen is one of Tohoku’s renowned hot springs, said to have healed the illness of the legendary beauty Ono no Komachi. Our Accommodation is a historic hot-spring inn nestled in this tranquil Onsen town. Our pride and joy is our baths with “100% free-flowing natural spring water,” where you can fully enjoy the silky waters known for their moisturizing feel. For dining, we offer a richly flavored kaiseki course featuring premium Japanese beef carefully selected by our head chef, beautifully complemented by local seasonal ingredients. Savor a blissful retreat as you reflect on the legends associated with Komachi.

At a Property nestled in the Yoro Valley, enjoy an open-air bath while listening to the sounds of nature. The water is a clear and refreshing bicarbonate spring, also known as a beauty bath for its skin-smoothing properties. The guest rooms are tranquil spaces blending with nature in a traditional Japanese style. Katsuura is nearby, and we carefully prepare and serve mountain and sea delicacies sourced daily from Boso. Savor the essence of Yoro along with activities like hiking and stream play.

Sekionsen, rich in nature and home to one of Japan's 100 Famous Mountains, Mt. Myoko, boasts a long history of Onsen culture. Known as the "hidden Onsen of Kenshin Uesugi," the Onsen here is 100% natural, free of added water, heating, or circulation, and features a distinctive reddish cloudy water rich in iron. The chloride and bicarbonate spring water is gentle on the skin, prevents chills, and warms you to the core. We look forward to welcoming you with local rice, sake, and delicacies. Additionally, the Sekionsen Ski Resort, just a one-minute walk away, is one of Japan's premier heavy snowfall areas, beloved by snow enthusiasts seeking powder snow.

Featuring two types of natural Onsen: sulfur spring and sodium bicarbonate spring. Relax your body and mind at our accommodation nestled by the riverside, surrounded by the beauty of nature in every season. Enjoy a kaiseki meal prepared with fresh seafood from the local coast and seasonal delicacies. Proudly awarded "Best Accommodation with Baths in Hokkaido" for three consecutive years. We warmly welcome you with heartfelt hospitality.

A Japanese-style Ryokan nestled in lush nature at an elevation of 500 meters. Set on spacious grounds surrounded by beautiful seasonal scenery. Enjoy hiking nearby with views of a mountain stream. In the evening, we serve Japanese cuisine featuring plenty of fresh local ingredients. Choose from a rich lineup, including sukiyaki made with carefully selected wagyu beef, authentic kaiseki crafted by our head chef, or a highland barbecue. After your meal, unwind in the Onsen to soothe everyday fatigue and refresh both body and mind—an indulgence in hot-spring relaxation. In a calming Japanese setting, fully enjoy the “Four Seasons of Rurikei.”

"A Property Highly Praised for Its Lavish Sashimi Boat Platter and Convenient Location!"■ Dinner with Sashimi Boat Platter Guaranteed At our Property, you can enjoy meals featuring the seasonal delicacies of Atami. Among them, our sashimi boat platter with local fish is highly appreciated for both its quantity and quality. We offer three dinner courses with sashimi boat platters to suit your budget. Our breakfast set featuring Atami's specialty, dried horse mackerel, is also very popular! ■ Convenient Access! Excellent Location! Our Property is situated on an elevated area with a great ocean view and is close to Atami Station, making it ideal for train travelers, including those using the Shinkansen. It’s just a 3-minute drive to the MOA Museum of Art with its ocean views and 7 minutes to Kinomiya Shrine, making it a convenient base for sightseeing.

A seaside Accommodation in Amakusa you’ll want to return to again and again. Set in a spectacular location facing the west coast of Amakusa. From your room, enjoy the sunset sinking into the horizon of the East China Sea. Its beauty is so renowned that it has been selected as one of Japan’s “Top 100 Sunsets.”Our cuisine, featuring seasonal seafood such as spiny lobster, sea urchin, and abalone caught right in the waters before us, is highly praised by many guests. The flavors that honor each ingredient and our heartfelt hospitality are why guests keep coming back.Surrender to the gentle waters of historic Shimoda Onsen, and spend time unwinding both body and mind amid magnificent nature.

Opened in 2019, this Property offers ocean-view Japanese-Western style rooms and features semi-open-air baths with natural onsen water directly sourced from its own spring. As one of the newest Ryokans in Kyushu, it provides a prime location overlooking Tachibana Bay, allowing guests to enjoy private onsen baths and stunning ocean views. The cuisine highlights seasonal ingredients sourced locally, while the functional and stylish design ensures a comfortable stay for all generations. Each room is 51 square meters in size, equipped with two semi-double beds and a Japanese-style area, and includes both breakfast and dinner.

The property at Hinagu Onsen, boasting a 600-year history, features semi-open-air baths with 24-hour natural hot spring flow in all guest rooms, designed with themes such as Hinoki wood, marble, and Japanese gardens to soothe daily fatigue. Additionally, guests can enjoy luxurious Kaiseki cuisine made with seasonal local ingredients, experiencing a relaxing moment in traditional Japanese-style rooms. The space combines modern facilities with the charm of early Showa-era Japan, offering a tranquil time. Complimentary shuttle service is also provided.