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A popular Property offering creative Japanese cuisine made with seasonal ingredients served in private dining rooms for breakfast and dinner, along with three free private baths available on weekdays. The handmade creative Japanese cuisine, "Yumori's Feast," features a kaiseki meal filled with seasonal vegetables, fruits, and meats from Hanamaki. Enjoy freshly cooked "Hitomebore" rice sourced directly from local farmers and savor the flavors of Iwate Prefecture, including Iwate beef. Choose from eight unique Room types such as those with open-air baths, single occupancy options, or Japanese-Western style Rooms. Various Plans are available to suit your preferences, including couple-friendly Plans and in-room dining options.

Chubu Sangaku National Park, a property blessed with nature. Enjoy abundant onsen from a private source. The large communal bath, garden open-air bath, and private baths are popular. "Warakutei," a detached property relocated from a 150-year-old folk house, features private open-air and indoor baths in every room, offering a relaxing time. From the pure Japanese-style guest rooms, you can enjoy views of seasonal nature and the Northern Alps. The floating mineral deposits in the bath are proof of the natural hot spring flow. Enjoy kaiseki cuisine and local sake made with the blessings of Okuhida.

A log house pension modeled after a Swiss home, located at an altitude of 1500m, exuding the fragrance of wood. During the green season, you can enjoy sightseeing in Kamikochi and Mt. Norikura, with nearby attractions including Shirahone Onsen, Azumino, and Takayama for day trips. Even in midsummer, the maximum temperature is around 25°C, and mornings and evenings are below 20°C, providing natural air conditioning for a comfortable stay. Norikura Highlands is also a stargazing paradise! At Ichinose Meadow, you can experience the best starry sky with no artificial light and crystal-clear air. Starting from late September, the autumn foliage begins at the upper part of Mt. Norikura and gradually descends the mountain. By mid-October, the highlands reach their peak with vibrant autumn colors. In November, the larch forests across Norikura Highlands turn golden, painting the late autumn scenery of Norikura. In winter, the property is ideally located just a 2-minute walk from the Mt. Norikura Ski Resort slopes! Enjoy skiing and snowboarding on the finest powder snow. Our Onsen features water drawn from the "Norikura Kogen Suzuran Onsen" in the Suzuran area, known for its gentle and skin-beautifying properties. After bathing, the warmth lingers, keeping you cozy. The Onsen is generally available for private use, but during full occupancy, it may be separated by gender depending on the guest composition. Dinner is a casual Western course meal including soup, salad, fish dish, meat dish, rice, and dessert. Breakfast is an American-style breakfast with unlimited refills of bread, coffee, and tea.

A relaxing Ryokan where you can stay with your beloved dog, featuring open-air hot spring baths in every Room. Facilities for dogs, such as foot baths, pools, and dog runs, are well-equipped, along with amenities for dogs. Meals are served in the Room, allowing you to enjoy dining leisurely with your dog.

Sakakibara Onsen is located amidst the traditional rural landscapes of Japan, surrounded by satoyama, rice fields, and rivers. Locally known as "Miya no Yu," it is a historic Onsen where people are said to have purified themselves before visiting the shrine. Praised as a "famous spring" by the renowned Sei Shonagon, Sakakibara Onsen has been celebrated in many poems as a healing hot spring for love ailments. Even today, Sakakibara Onsen is cherished by many as a place to soothe both the mind and body. We warmly invite you to experience the renowned Onsen, endorsed by Sei Shonagon, along with our heartfelt hospitality.

The large communal bath features a fully tatami-matted floor, providing a novel bathing experience. The non-slip surface ensures safety for both children and the elderly. The water is a weakly alkaline, low-mineral, high-temperature Onsen. Dinner includes seafood dishes that defy expectations for a mountain setting. The dining area, styled with chairs on tatami mats, known as "Kyaku Raku Zen," is popular. It reduces strain on the legs and back, allowing you to relax and enjoy your meal.

Ferienendorf is located in the vast forest of Nakasatsunai Village, Tokachi, Hokkaido. It represents the essence of Tokachi, Hokkaido, with "endless fields and a straight road that stretches forever." At the end of this journey, you will find Ferienendorf, a village filled with numerous German-style cottages. Just a 15-minute drive from Tokachi Obihiro Airport (105 minutes including flight time from Haneda Airport), this Facility spans an area of 100,000 tsubo (equivalent to 25 Tokyo Dome grounds), offering an extraordinary experience that cannot be found in the city. "Ferien" means "vacation" in German, and "dorf" means "village." As its name suggests, this Facility is truly designed for your "rest."

Surrounded by majestic nature, this Property is located on the shores of the mystical Lake Shikaribetsu, featuring an open-air bath where you can feel the heartbeat of the lake. From the open-air bath that juts out into the lake, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the serene lakeside and "Kuchibiru Mountain," while at night, you are enveloped by a stunning starry sky. The Room offers a breathtaking 270-degree lake view, allowing you to enjoy the seasonal scenery and the moonlit and starlit Lake Shikaribetsu. Savoring meals made with local ingredients, you can indulge in the seasonal mountain delicacies nurtured by the nature of the Daisetsuzan and Tokachi Plains, as well as the fresh seafood that is a source of pride.

All rooms are separate cottages, each equipped with a natural Onsen. At the dining area relocated from the World Heritage site Shirakawa-go, enjoy charcoal-grilled Oita Wagyu beef of grade 4 or higher and local chicken. From the gender-separated open-air baths, you can view the majestic Mount Yufu. Experience the sunlight, the whisper of the wind, the scent of the earth, and the sparkle of the stars that cannot be found in the city. Refresh your body and mind with the power of nature.

"紬-TSUMUGI-" is a Property situated on a quiet hill in Gora, Hakone, operated by an owner from Kyoto, known for its warm hospitality. The Kyoto-style cuisine, utilizing seasonal local ingredients, is also highly praised, attracting many repeat guests. The Property features a total of 8 guest rooms. With meticulous attention to detail in a small Property, you can relax in a cozy atmosphere. The Onsen offers 100% natural hot spring water directly sourced from Owakudani. Enjoy a luxurious and soothing time with the rich, milky white waters.

The Hotel is a 10-minute drive from Atami Station, located on a quiet mountainside surrounded by bamboo groves. There is a free parking lot for 80 cars in front of the Hotel, making it very convenient for sightseeing in Izu and Atami by car. Dinner features a family buffet with 30 varieties, including all-you-can-drink alcohol and soft drinks, offering great value for money. The Rooms are all Western-style with a bath, shower toilet, and Wi-Fi, available in three types for 2, 3, or 4 guests. The open-air bath is a beautifying hot spring rich in metasilicic acid. The popular private bath, perfect for families or couples, is available for 45 minutes at 700 yen.

The properties at Yunoyama Onsen boast breathtaking views, allowing you to enjoy the seasonal valley beauty and the nightscape of Yokkaichi. The Japanese-style rooms surrounded by nature offer a luxurious and tranquil experience. Additionally, Yunoyama Onsen is reputed for its health benefits, providing a refreshing moment for the senses. The cuisine, emphasizing local ingredients, is a proud creation of chefs, featuring a colorful menu nurtured by the beautiful land of Mie.

[Complete Your Ryusendo Trip at This Accommodation] The Onsen uses pure water from an underground lake, and the private bath features a “charcoal bath” made with 480 kg of Iwaizumi’s specialty binchotan charcoal. Meals showcase seasonal delights such as matsutake mushrooms and Iwate wagyu, served with rice cooked in Ryusendo water. Amenities include a skincare line created from Ryusendo mineral natural water. Savor the lingering spirit of Ryusendo as you immerse yourself in its warmth, flavors, and moisture for a truly enveloping experience.