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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.

Relax and unwind in the serene nature of Oku-Kuji. Nearby is Fukuroda Falls, one of Japan's three great waterfalls, admired by the poet Saigyo. Meals are prepared with heartfelt care. Enjoy monthly changing appetizers, the famous Oku-Kuji chicken from Daigo Town, and our inn's specialty eel dishes, a tradition for 40 years. Rejuvenate in the large public bath or in a Room with a Hinoki wood bath. We look forward to welcoming you to Fukuroda, the gateway to Michinoku, while preserving the rustic charm of the countryside.

"Okumori no Yado Yumenagashi" is located in the Okuhida Onsen-go Tochio area, offering a special retreat where guests can escape the hustle and bustle of daily life and relax both body and mind. We aim to provide an accommodation experience that maximizes the blessings of the onsen while allowing guests to feel a sense of unity with nature. The design and services of our accommodation emphasize warm hospitality that leaves a lasting impression, creating an experience to be enjoyed with all five senses. Additionally, we take pride in serving carefully selected delicious dishes made from local ingredients and providing opportunities to enjoy seasonal landscapes. Our goal is for every guest to spend "dreamlike moments" during their stay with us.

A hidden retreat nestled in Umegashima, the secluded area of Shizuoka City—Umegashima Konya Onsen, Ohnogiso. Surrounded by majestic mountains and blessed with abundant water resources from the clear streams of the Abe River, this Property offers an extraordinary experience where you can immerse yourself in nature and enjoy the bounties of the mountains.Umegashima Konya Onsen is a highly alkaline sulfur Onsen with a remarkable hydrogen ion concentration (pH 10.3), one of the highest in Japan. Its history dates back to the Sengoku period, and it is known as a famous hot spring where wounded samurai healed their injuries during the era of Takeda Shingen. The rich, smooth Onsen, often referred to as natural lotion, is renowned for its exceptional skin-beautifying effects, gently exfoliating and smoothing the skin. Ohnogiso features four private baths—"Hana (Flower), Tori (Bird), Kaze (Wind), and Tsuki (Moon)"—available for unlimited use during your stay, offering a luxurious and private Onsen experience for guests staying in one of the five exclusive rooms.For dining, we serve dishes prepared with an abundance of fresh local mountain delicacies. Savor the flavors of the mountains with ingredients such as Amago trout raised in Umegashima's pristine nature, Suruga Shamo chicken, and seasonal ingredients unique to each time of year. Additionally, the wasabi from the Abe Oku region, where Umegashima is located, has a history of being praised as a world-class delicacy by Tokugawa Ieyasu during the Edo period, further enhancing the flavors of the mountain-inspired cuisine.Umegashima Konya Onsen, Ohnogiso, is approximately a one-hour drive from the center of Shizuoka City. For guests concerned about driving, a Shuttle Service Plan between JR Shizuoka Station and the Property is also available. We look forward to welcoming you with heartfelt hospitality.

A hotel conveniently located as a tourism hub for Gifu, Mino, and Hida, rich in natural beauty. The cuisine, crafted by the head chef, focuses on Gifu ingredients such as Hida beef and natural ayu fish, offering visually vibrant and delicate Japanese dishes. In the Room of the hotel situated on a hill overlooking the castle town, enjoy a tranquil moment while admiring the seasonal natural scenery.

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.

Kawaji lies along the Aizu Nishi Kaido, a historic route. Located near Nikko, long renowned as a sightseeing destination, it once served as a key passage linking Edo and Aizu in Oshu. The Onsen that springs up in Kawaji was also valued for helping with injuries, giving rise to the saying, “For wounds, Kawaji; for burns, Taki,” and it became a place of therapeutic bathing where many travelers soothed their fatigue. Building on this legacy today, we are renewing our property as “Iwai Yado Ju-an,” aiming to be a hidden Accommodation in Kawaji where guests from afar can relax with ease and melt away everyday tiredness. With magnificent nature 펼 펼 before you, we hope you will forget time and gently warm your memories and heart.

Yoshino Ryokan was established in 1909 as "Ryotei Yoshino Main Store" on the former estate of the official doctor of the Sagara family. This Property, with over 100 years of history, is designated as a National Registered Tangible Cultural Property. Guests can enjoy a nostalgic atmosphere in the historic rooms and relax with natural Onsen featuring free-flowing hot spring water within the premises.

[Limited to 5 Groups Per Day] Experience the blessings of Okuhida with kaiseki cuisine and four private Onsen baths at "Ryokan Okuhida Sansoan Kyoya." Our dishes feature local and seasonal ingredients, creatively arranged by our head chef who never compromises on quality. The "Seasonal Kaiseki Course," our pride and joy, is a perfect blend of simplicity and innovation. Special attention is given to the presentation, allowing you to savor the seasonal flavors visually as well. Each dish is prepared with care, so please relax and enjoy your time with us.

As you gaze at the gently flowing Nagara River, you can feel yourself gradually being freed from the busy hours of yesterday. Today, I just want to be here like this. Cherish the luxury of doing nothing. Align your heart's time with "river time," gently and serenely... Spend such moments at "Usho's House Sugiyama," which has woven a long history together with the Nagara River.

Nestled in the lush greenery of the Kirishima mountain range and surrounded by the soft pink hues of Miyama Kirishima, "Kirishima Yuku no Yado Isshin" is a hidden retreat in Takachiho with a theme of a modern otherworldly space. On its expansive grounds, eight Japanese-style modern detached guest rooms are arranged around a water basin with beautiful flowing water. From each guest room, you can see the steam rising from the private Onsen sourced from its own spring, and the aroma of Kagoshima's local ingredients fills the air. By blending nature and modernism, this Property offers a luxurious space that indulges in atmosphere, Onsen, cuisine, and hospitality, healing the hearts of each guest and captivating their spirits.

A traditional-style inn located at the entrance of Mount Amakazari, one of Japan's 100 famous mountains. Enjoy forest bathing and natural hot spring water in the open-air bath surrounded by beech forests. Also ideal as a base for nature walks and mountain climbing. Refresh both body and mind in the great outdoors.

A hidden wooden accommodation located deep in Yunishigawa Onsen offers natural flowing hot spring open-air baths and private open-air baths. The "Bokyotei," a relocated traditional house over 80 years old, is perfect for group stays and features its own private open-air bath. Additionally, guests can enjoy a large open-air bath showcasing the changing seasons, as well as a dining area serving irori-style cuisine and local sake.

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.

Alongside Shirakami-Sanchi and Oku-Kurobe, Oku-Tadami and Oku-Oze are among Japan’s most remote hidden regions. The place name “Oze” is said to derive from Oze Saburo, who is believed to have reached this land after being exiled from the capital during the Heian period. Since then, these mountains have been spoken of as a sacred realm where the gods dwell.Echigo-Komagatake—one of Japan’s 100 Famous Mountains—and Nakanodake and Arasawadake—both among the 200 Famous Mountains—tower before you. Along the Kitanomata River, you can even spot large char with the naked eye, in scenery reminiscent of Kamikochi. This is Oku-Tadami / Ginzan-daira: one of Japan’s great wildernesses, one of its heaviest snowfall areas, a place frequented by writer Takeshi Kaiko, and a region where vast nature remains on a scale comparable to Kurobe–Tateyama.Oze Jutto offers six villa suites in hand-cut log house cabins, plus four standard rooms on the second floor of the restaurant building.For dinner, we serve a course meal created from that day’s ingredients.In winter, snowfall exceeds seven meters; in spring, meltwater nourishes the forest; in summer, life overflows; and in autumn, abundance fills these deep mountains.Wild mountain vegetables, mushrooms, game meat—and crystal-clear water… all are gifts from an ecosystem that has endured since ancient times.At our restaurant “Seizan Ryokusui,” we aim to express this primeval landscape. It is never extravagant cuisine—but it is not merely a meal to fill your stomach either.A journey to taste myth and climate-bound memory: that is “Seizan Ryokusui” primeval cuisine.

A traditional Japanese-style Ryokan on the banks of the clear Arakawa River. Enjoy our open-air garden baths that reflect the beauty of each season, as well as a private panoramic open-air bath with magnificent views of the Iide Mountain Range.Please also savor our cuisine, carefully prepared with seasonal ingredients from Niigata.