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Located in the Kariya area of Ako City, where the charm of a historic castle town still remains, this property was established as a sister inn to Ako Onsen Shiosai Kirara Shokichi. Preserving as much as possible of buildings constructed during the Meiji and Taisho periods, we spent over a year renovating them with a focus on restoring them to their finest condition of the time. Enjoy a stay that blends into the town of Ako at an unhurried pace.

Spectacular ocean views. Enjoy a relaxing soak in the open-air bath on the 7th-floor rooftop with breathtaking views of the Ariake Sea. For dinner, savor our exquisite Takezaki crab dishes, known for their rich flavor.

Shunkouen is a Ryokan and restaurant located on the site of the former samurai residence of the Inagawa family, retainers of the Inaba clan, who were lords of Usuki during the Edo period. Experience the rich history of Usuki through its cuisine. Shunkouen welcomes guests from across the whole country who share a love for fugu (pufferfish). Sharing the unchanging deliciousness of fugu and bringing joy to our guests is our greatest motivation. To everyone who has cherished Usuki and fugu so far, and to those who will come to love them in the future, we at Shunkouen are dedicated to providing meals that bring smiles to all.

Nurtured by pure water and brought to fruition with the help of many hands, "rice" symbolizes the heart of people. At "Tao Shin An Komeya," we have incorporated the character "rice" into our name to honor this sentiment. With heartfelt hospitality, the bountiful seasons created by pristine water, and the ever-flowing hot springs of Ito, we pursue the luxury of carefully selected quality in savoring, enjoying, and relaxing.

Lake Toya is located 2 hours by car from Sapporo and 1 hour and 20 minutes by car from New Chitose Airport, the gateway to the sky. This region, with its mild climate within Hokkaido, offers magnificent and radiant landscapes that change with the seasons and time. Rich in nature, Lake Toya also offers a wide range of activities. It is a new form of Hokkaido resort themed around experiencing the natural power and potential of Hokkaido, offering a lifestyle unique to northern countries.

A Ryokan for adults with over 110 years of history, located on the highlands of the Shigisan National Park, offering majestic mountain views and tranquility. From the guest rooms and the large communal bath on the national park side, you can enjoy a panoramic view of Shigisan. The stunning scenery and fresh air allow you to escape the hustle and bustle of daily life and experience an extraordinary moment. Our carefully crafted creative Kaiseki cuisine, infused with Western essence, is meticulously prepared by our head chef using carefully selected seasonal ingredients. We personally visit producers to ensure the quality and passion behind the ingredients. Monthly tasting sessions are held within the team to perfect the seasonal Kaiseki menu. Responding to popular demand, in July 2022, we transformed the large communal bath and guest rooms with open-air baths into Onsen facilities. As an Onsen property, we have further enhanced our offerings. Enjoy the smooth and gentle Onsen waters as many times as you like. Additionally, our property is home to a variety of specialists, which adds to its charm. The master of our property is a "Sake Sommelier," and the proprietress is both a "Vegetable Sommelier" and an "Onsen Sommelier." What is a "Sake Sommelier"? A professional in Japanese sake, often referred to as the 'Sommelier of Sake.' At Kakimotoya, we carefully select local sake from Nara, matching the season and the monthly Kaiseki menu, and offer them with a professional touch. What is a "Vegetable Sommelier"? An expert in selecting vegetables and fruits, understanding their nutrients, and determining the best cooking methods for each ingredient.

When we ponder what truly makes a great journey, we arrive at the answer of authentic beauty—something that becomes more profound and meaningful the more you experience it, rather than just fleeting, glamorous moments. Through your travels, we hope you find inspiration and enjoy a mindful journey. With this sentiment in mind, "Kuroshio Sou" offers a total of 11 rooms: 8 Garden View Standard Rooms and 3 Corner Junior Suites. We feature a large public bath with natural hot spring water sourced directly from the Nanki Shirahama Onsen, as well as a private hinoki cypress bath where you can feel the essence of traditional Japanese beauty. For dining, we provide dishes crafted with local ingredients under the supervision of Chef Ryohei Hayashi from the Michelin-starred Japanese restaurant "Tenoshima" in Minami-Aoyama, Tokyo.

Founded in 1937, Yamato-ya Besso—beloved by literary figures—is a purely Japanese-style Ryokan with 19 Rooms and a Michelin four-star rating. Within its time-honored sukiya-style architecture, each Room features an indoor hot-spring bath made of Koya-maki cypress. Meals are served in your Room by dedicated attendants, allowing you to savor the flavors of Iyo at a relaxed pace. This Accommodation is ideal for a personal retreat or a quiet, refined stay for adults.

Sansou Tenzui is nestled in a quiet setting slightly away from the center of Amagase Onsen. Facing the Gōraku River and overlooking Sakuradaki Falls, the property sits on expansive grounds gently embraced by lush greenery. As your private retreat far from the bustle, we promise refined relaxation amid the rich natural beauty of every season.

Senju-an, a villa located in a tranquil mountain valley along the murmuring stream. We offer the highest quality relaxation space, harmoniously blending traditional Japanese and modern styles, with the seasonal backdrop of Mount Tanigawa.

Midway between Lake Tazawa and Kakunodate. Stroll through forested paths while enjoying views of the azure lake and streams. "Natsuse Onsen Miyakowasure," surrounded by expansive grounds and mountains, offers only 10 guest rooms, each featuring an open-air bath with flowing onsen water and views of the Dakigaeri Gorge, making it an ideal secluded retreat.

“Chu” refers to both the place where food is prepared and the chefs themselves. “Chu Suizan” is an Accommodation where our chefs welcome you into our kitchen. Above all, we want you to enjoy eating and savoring every bite. We hope you will treasure the incomparable joy of sharing delicious food and laughter with someone special. The finest seasonal ingredients arrive from all across Hokkaido. Dashi drawn from pure spring water. And a deep commitment to salt—the key that brings flavor together. Neither purely Japanese nor purely Western. Seamless cuisine without borders. While experiencing everything “food” has to offer here, we deliver surprise and inspiration through eating and savoring— that is what “Chu Suizan” strives to be.

A long-established Onsen Ryokan in Unazuki Onsen: Unazuki Onsen Enraku. This Accommodation is popular for its Rooms with superb views and open-air baths overlooking the mountain stream. Please enjoy our highly regarded cuisine featuring seafood from the Sea of Japan and crab.

Shibu Onsen is a charming hot-spring town known for its atmospheric streets and nine public bathhouses to visit.At “Sakaeya,” you can enjoy gentle, free-flowing Onsen water blended from two different hot springs.Another highlight is the creative Japanese kaiseki cuisine that goes beyond the ordinary.

A prime location for easily exploring historical sites such as Ueda Castle, the residence of Sanada Yukimura, and the post stations of the Hokkokukaido. Enjoy kaiseki cuisine meticulously prepared by the chef using seasonal local ingredients.

Our accommodation, formerly known as Fukujyuin, has welcomed visitors to Togakushi in Nagano Prefecture as a traditional lodging for shrine pilgrims. The historic main building and the garden that reflects the changing seasons continue to offer a serene space passed down through generations. While we may not have the vastness or modernity of large hotels or resort facilities, we are dedicated to preserving this historic building within the sacred grounds of Togakushi and providing our guests with a relaxing space and time.

Approximately 20 minutes by train from Kanazawa and 30 minutes by car from Komatsu Airport. Within walking distance of the accommodation, you can enjoy exploring valleys and strolling through town. All guest rooms face the valley, offering an extraordinary experience of nature that changes with the seasons and time of day. We provide a warm yet sophisticated stay, blending traditional Japanese culture—such as food, tea, sake, and crafts—with a modern perspective.