Nationwide × Accommodation With River Fish CuisineRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

A poetic space of 30,000 tsubo overlooking the lake and the Kuju mountain range. Each Room, crafted by seven master carpenters, is a standalone retreat, with guest Rooms bearing unique names and exuding distinct charm, enveloped in their own worldviews. The hot spring water is 100% natural high-concentration carbonated spring, flowing directly from the source, with a deliberately intimate bathhouse for a serene experience. You can feel the subtle energy of nature as the hot spring flowers float gently and bubbles cling to your body. Meals are prepared with a focus on local production for local consumption, featuring vegetables and herbs from our own garden. Enjoy seasonal appetizers that change monthly, our secret homemade ham, and the rare Enoha tea rice. Located about 1.5 hours by car from Oita Airport, spend an unforgettable time at the foot of the Kuju mountain range.

A small Japanese-style Accommodation in Kinugawa Onsen, created for adults to unwind in peace. Just a 3-minute walk from the station, yet once you step inside, the refined Japanese ambiance and soft charcoal accents invite you into a calm, unhurried time.All 16 rooms offer distinct character, including rooms with open-air baths. We carefully prepare each dish using local blessings such as seasonal Tochigi ingredients, Tochigi Wagyu beef, and Nikko’s specialty yuba (tofu skin).Savor the luxury of doing nothing and enjoy a quietly fulfilling stay.

For a warm, homey Accommodation in Nozawa Onsen that will satisfy both your heart and your appetite, choose “Oyado Fubuki.” The biggest highlight here is the exceptional cuisine you won’t find anywhere else. Enjoy freshly harvested river fish from their own fish farm—clean-tasting and odor-free (Shinshu Salmon, char, carp, and more)—served as sashimi or simply salt-grilled. You can also savor authentic Korean home-style dishes prepared by the Korean-born proprietress, along with generous servings of homegrown rice and vegetables—all truly delicious. Freshly cooked Koshihikari rice from Kijimadaira is so good you won’t be able to stop eating. The location is excellent as well: a 3-minute walk to the popular public Onsen bath “Shinyu,” and a 5-minute walk to the “Yu Road” moving walkway to the ski resort—perfect as a base for Onsen hopping or skiing.

Grand Opening on March 1, 2023! A Fisherman's Accommodation Embracing the Blessings of Lake Biwa ― The First Fisherman Ryokan in Shiga Prefecture Operated by Two Generations ― Run by a fisherman and chef, we offer a unique experience where only the freshest fish personally selected and prepared by the owner is served. Enjoy the exquisite taste of natural lake fish such as Biwa trout and eel caught in Lake Biwa. We provide an unforgettable experience with ingredients full of nature's charm unique to Omi, creating memorable moments for your journey.

While we may not offer the comfort of a city Hotel, we strive to "attend to each detail with care" and "deliver authenticity." We provide cuisine rich with the blessings of the mountains and hospitality unique to this location. We hope you enjoy a "heart-refreshing journey" that becomes a bookmark in your life.

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.

Opened in 2006, with a detached suite added in April 2011. The Iya Valley, where the Iya River flows from Mount Tsurugi and carves a V-shape into the Shikoku Mountains, offers breathtakingly majestic gorge scenery. "Keikoku no Kakure Yado Iya Bijin" is a Property with an Onsen and a soba restaurant, located right in front of this lush green valley and clear stream. Originally opened in 1975 as a handmade soba restaurant using local buckwheat and spring water, the Property later added 8 Rooms and a detached accommodation to provide visitors to Iya with a more relaxing and leisurely stay. All Rooms are equipped with open-air baths, allowing guests to fully enjoy the Onsen while admiring the stunning views. For meals, indulge in unique dishes featuring local river fish and vegetables, or gather around the irori hearth for hot pot and charcoal-grilled delicacies. To finish, savor our specialty Iya soba. Immerse yourself in the crisp air of the valley, soak in the Onsen, and enjoy delicious cuisine. As your daily fatigue melts away, you may find yourself thinking, "Ah, happiness..." We hope you can experience such a moment here.

A rural property boasting mountain cuisine that feels like savoring the entire earth. It abundantly uses the robust natural blessings of local Minakami. Enjoy a tranquil time away from the city's hustle and bustle in private dining rooms, private baths featuring Minakami Onsen 'Hōju no Yu,' and guest rooms with open-air baths. Here at Shōbun, you can experience the scent of the wind, the sound of insects, the murmur of streams, and the twinkle of stars. Please relax and enjoy your stay at this heartfelt rural property.

Located within the Nasu area of Nikko National Park, this ryokan resort features only 10 rooms on a 2000-tsubo property surrounded by lush forests near the Nasu Imperial Villa.

Nestled in Nosegawa Village, "Hotel Nosegawa" has been a haven for many travelers as the gateway to the Kumano Kodo Kohechi trail. The serene environment surrounded by untouched nature is the perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle of the city, rejuvenating both mind and body. At night, a sky full of stars awaits, offering a truly special experience. The guest rooms provide a calm and cozy atmosphere with the warmth of wood, and the lush green scenery visible from the windows adds to their charm. Meals are lovingly handmade using seasonal local ingredients, allowing you to savor the flavors of each season. Conveniently located near the Kumano Kodo Kohechi hiking trail, it serves as an ideal base for a journey that embraces both history and nature. Trace the paths once walked by ancient travelers, then return to the Hotel to relax and immerse yourself in the local culture and natural beauty for a luxurious experience. "Hotel Nosegawa" warmly welcomes you with the unique hospitality of Nosegawa Village. Come and indulge in a luxurious time that cannot be experienced in the city.

A long-established Hotel in a convenient area for shopping and sightseeing. Enjoy our renowned sweetfish (ayu) dishes and a variety of flavors made with the blessings of nature, along with a relaxing space.

Surrounded by majestic mountains and nestled beside a clear stream, Yumemi no Yado Kanshokan offers a serene escape in nature. The charm of this beautiful area lies in its seasonal local ingredients and Onsen. Enjoy creative Japanese cuisine, thoughtfully crafted dish by dish by our head chef to bring out the natural flavors and rich aromas of each ingredient, along with an open-air bath featuring free-flowing natural hot spring water where you can savor the changing seasons.Its history runs deep, dating back to the Edo period. Seme Onsen, associated with Yoshitsune, became renowned for its high-quality hot springs and developed as a therapeutic hot-spring retreat.Kanshokan also has ties to the Imperial Family, including Her Imperial Highness the Crown Princess. With family, friends, or someone special—children are of course very welcome. Rediscover Japan’s timeless landscapes and enjoy the beauty of every season with all five senses.

A Ryokan with a unique charm, featuring beams relocated from a traditional house over 150 years old. Creative rural cuisine focusing on local ingredients is popular. Especially, dishes using rare ingredients such as Onsen pufferfish and premium Yashio trout are worth trying at least once.

The legend of the descent of the heavenly deities lives on at the sacred peak of Takachiho. The legend began when the deities descended upon Amanosakahoko in Takamagahara (the High Plain). The sacred peak of Takachiho, gazed upon day and night, is beautiful, its clear and abundant nature continues to mark the eternal time, and its presence nestled in the bosom of Takachiho's mountains is truly a 'rural Property'.

A property located in a valley, just a 10-minute walk from the renowned Kazura Bridge in the village of Iya. The morning mist rising from the deep mountain valleys is a sight worth seeing. Vibrant greenery, chirping birds, and the sound of babbling streams. The countryside cuisine, focusing on river delicacies, is also highly praised.

Welcome to Ryokan Tanigawa. Our ryokan is located in a tranquil Onsen area at the southern base of Mount Tanigawa. True to our catchphrase, "So close you can almost touch Mount Tanigawa," guests can enjoy breathtaking views of the mountain from their rooms, showcasing its seasonal beauty—lingering snow and cherry blossoms in spring, fresh greenery and cool breezes in summer, fiery autumn foliage, and a serene winter wonderland. Nestled within the Joshinetsu Kogen National Park, our modern architecture blends harmoniously with the natural surroundings of Tanigawa Onsen's peaceful environment, earning admiration from many visitors.

Just 60 minutes from the city center, this Property features a popular Onsen with a strong alkaline pH of 11.3. Rooms with intricately designed floor pillars evoke the charm of traditional Japanese houses. Enjoy kaiseki cuisine prepared by the head chef, who holds the title of Shijo Shinryu master. Relax while listening to the murmuring stream flowing right in front.

Kai's renowned hot spring "Maki Onsen" is an Onsen located in a mountain village where hot water springs forth. The guest rooms, exuding the warmth of wood, are constructed in an elegant Sukiya style using premium cedar and cypress throughout. All rooms face the river, allowing you to rest comfortably with the sound of the stream as your pillow.

Hida-Furukawa, known as “Takayama’s inner retreat,” is a charming town lined with traditional townhouses, white-walled storehouses, and the Setogawa River where carp swim. We have been operating this Accommodation for over 180 years. Our Meiji-era building, showcasing the craftsmanship of Hida artisans, is designated as a Registered Tangible Cultural Property of Japan. Our 18 guest rooms are spread across three buildings: Shogetsuro (a merchant-style building built in 1905), Kogetsuro (a sukiya-style building built in the early Showa period), and Kangetsuro (built in the Heisei era) overlooking Honkoji Temple and the Araki River. Each offers its own distinct atmosphere. Enjoy a sense of closeness between people unlike in the city, and take time to reconnect with yourself.