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Since opening in Shizuoka as the only designer Hotel to receive the Chubu Architecture Award, we have spent more than 20 years growing together with our guests. Through renovations that reflect the spirit of each era, we have refined a simple and modern design with every update, evolving into a Hotel that offers an even more stylish and creative urban stay. With service and hospitality as well, Oak Shizuoka will continue to evolve—guided by our commitment to providing guests with an even more comfortable, sophisticated, and thoughtfully designed living space.

A carefully curated Onsen guesthouse where the charm of a traditional Japanese kominka meets the latest modern amenities, with all Rooms private. Perched on a hill with sweeping views of the town and sea, you can also enjoy watching the seaside fireworks festival (some Rooms offer exceptional viewing spots).Located near Sokakisha, the former residence of Meiji-era literary figure Shoyo Tsubouchi, this property has been renovated while preserving the original atmosphere of traditional Japanese architecture. Experience nostalgic, historic Japanese culture in a home that evokes Japan’s good old days.Choose from a variety of Room types—from compact capsule-like Rooms to modern Japanese-style Rooms fully equipped with kitchen and other water facilities, as well as 2DK and 3K layouts. Stay as if you live here, making it ideal for long-term stays.

Unzen Onsen is a townscape filled with drifting steam.It is also an international tourist destination that opened in the Meiji era as a summer resort for foreigners.Its strongly acidic sulfur springs are known for antibacterial and skin-beautifying benefits, and Onsen therapy has long been popular here.Enjoy it all from an open-air observation bath with sweeping panoramic views.

Nestled in a tranquil environment surrounded by the seasonal beauty of the valley, this Property offers alkaline simple hot spring water known for its skin-smoothing and beautifying properties, gentle on children and those with sensitive skin. Relax in the spacious public bath and unwind. You can also spend your travel moments listening to the murmuring streams of the rich mountains and nature. The Rooms, designed with a focus on traditional Japanese aesthetics, provide a serene and calming atmosphere, with the sound of the stream offering relaxation and a sense of openness. Enjoy the beautiful nature of Kinugawa while immersing yourself in the abundant hot water for ultimate relaxation. We also offer a carefully crafted menu featuring local specialties, including soy milk hot pot and seasonal ingredients sourced locally.

The Property features a luxurious lobby and a captivating Japanese garden, with a breathtaking view of a 12-meter waterfall cascading down. Guests can fully enjoy the natural hot spring waters of Yamashiro Onsen, boasting a history of 1,300 years, in the spacious open-air Onsen baths made of cypress and stone, as well as the grand indoor bathing Facility. The Kaga kaiseki cuisine, prepared with seasonal seafood, offers a delightful taste of the changing seasons. The serene, traditional Japanese-style guest rooms and tea house-style rooms are perfect for a relaxing stay. Additionally, the Property is equipped with various Facilities for families to enjoy, ensuring an even more delightful experience.

All Rooms in the Property offer ocean views, and the grand bath with a stunning view of Izu Oshima uses natural Onsen water from a private source. The Izu Peninsula's largest "Ohnotenburo" features 100% natural flowing spring water, allowing guests to enjoy bathing in nature while basking in the morning sunlight or gazing at the star-filled night sky. Dinner is served as a buffet featuring seasonal ingredients, and breakfast offers a Japanese-Western buffet. Additionally, the dome pool "Blue Whale" provides a unique "blue time" experience that cannot be found in everyday life. From every Room, guests can enjoy views of Izu Oshima and the other islands of the Izu Archipelago.

"Surikamitei Ohtori" is an accommodation nestled in Iizaka Onsen, Fukushima Prefecture. This traditional Sukiya-style accommodation offers a relaxing retreat surrounded by nature. We take pride in our private onsen with abundant water flow and soft, clear spring quality. In spring, the courtyard's weeping cherry blossoms are in full bloom; in autumn, enjoy the vibrant foliage; and in winter, admire the serene snow-covered scenery. Experience the changing seasons and indulge to your heart's content.

Property Hanayatei Hanaya, with the concept of "Like a small flower blooming in the field." Enjoy seasonal flavors with a menu that changes with the seasons, which you can savor in your Room. Additionally, we offer Rooms that cater to various needs, from individuals to large groups. Notably, the sulfur Onsen is reputed for making the skin smooth, allowing you to soak while enjoying seasonal scenery.

Forget the everyday and free your heart for a blissful moment. Yufuin Onsen Yama no Hotel Musouen opened in 1938 as the Ryokan "Hinodeya," utilizing the renowned hot spring source, Omusou Onsen. In 1966, with the construction of a new main building, it began operations as the current Yama no Hotel Musouen. Among the uniquely charming Ryokans of Yufuin Onsen, Musouen is located on an elevated area on the southern side of the Yufuin Basin, offering a panoramic view of the majestic Mount Yufu and the Yufuin Basin. With a focus on large-scale open-air baths and breathtaking views, we take pride in our Ryokan. Soak in the Onsen, savor kaiseki cuisine made with seasonal ingredients, and relax in a space where time flows gently. Experience a blissful moment that can only be found at Musouen.

This property boasts stunning views of Zao, abundant onsen, and cuisine featuring seasonal ingredients. The open spaces and seasonal Japanese gardens provide a soothing atmosphere. Relax in authentic Japanese-style rooms with the fragrance of Igusa grass. Additionally, enjoy a Japanese Kaiseki meal featuring local and seasonal flavors, such as local Hachisu, Zao pork ceramic plate grill, and domestic beef sukiyaki, at counter seats by the window overlooking the Zao mountain range.