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A traditional Japanese Ryokan located in the heart of a hot spring town, where you can enjoy the renowned hot springs of Shinshu, known as "The Bath to Conclude Your Zenkoji Pilgrimage." The area features two types of Onsen: the milky white "Kamiyamada Source" and the clear emerald green "Chikuma Source." Both are gentle, simple sulfur springs that flow directly from the source, and you can experience them in six different bathhouses. Enjoy a variety of baths as you explore the Onsen within the Ryokan.For dinner, we offer a kaiseki meal that highlights the seasonal flavors and colors of Shinshu. Relax as you gaze at the garden pond filled with Onsen water, listen to the soothing sound of the waterfall, and let yourself unwind, leaving behind the hustle and bustle of daily life. Indulge in a luxurious experience for the soul at our Ryokan. Take your time and enjoy the finest moments of relaxation.

Enjoy the rare "Golden Hot Spring" of Ikaho with its natural free-flowing source, savoring Gunma's premium local meats and seasonal farm-to-table cuisine. Relax in elegant modern Japanese-style Rooms or the newly completed universal design Room from 2023.

Umegashima Onsen is said to have been discovered by a woodcutter approximately 1,700 years ago during the reign of Emperor Ōjin (270 AD). However, it became well-known as a hot spring retreat during the era of Takeda Shingen. Baikunro, established in the early Meiji period (140 years ago), has a history of over 300 years when including its former Edo-era name, "Eijuken." Until 1955, when the exclusive rights to use the Onsen were returned to Shizuoka City, Umegashima Onsen was solely operated by Baikunro. Even today, Baikunro remains the most historic and largest Ryokan in Umegashima Onsen.

Step through the charming Nagaya Gate and enter a nostalgic, tranquil space. Inside, enjoy all-inclusive services tailored to different times of the day, such as welcome treats, an evening bar for adults, and lounge time. Savor our carefully crafted cuisine centered around the famous "Heike Okariyaba-yaki," a dish said to have been enjoyed by the Heike clan in their time. After your meal, relax with a tour of our Onsen baths featuring open-air baths, cypress baths, and rock baths with unique atmospheres. Unwind while taking in the seasonal beauty through the large lobby windows for a truly serene experience.

A recommended Hotel as a sightseeing base for Hiraizumi, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2011. Nearby are many attractions, including Chuson-ji Temple, Motsu-ji Temple, Genbikei Gorge, and Geibikei Gorge. From your Room, enjoy views of rural landscapes and Mt. Kurikoma, and take in the beauty of every season. The Onsen is a chloride spring rich in metasilicic acid, known for its skin-beautifying benefits and excellent heat retention. Savor the chef’s signature kaiseki cuisine made with local ingredients and enjoy Iwate’s seasonal flavors. At the “Nemarai Lounge,” we offer complimentary alcoholic beverages and snacks for a relaxing time.

Azusui-en, nestled on the banks of the Azusa River with views of the Northern Alps, is the only public Accommodation in the Azusa River area. Conveniently located as a base for sightseeing in Azumino, Kamikochi, and Matsumoto, it offers a relaxing stay surrounded by nature in every season. In addition to Accommodation, this multi-purpose Facility also features day-use bathing, camping, and BBQs, making it popular with guests of all ages.

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.

At the Property with 19 Rooms, the newly renovated natural Onsen themed "black" and "white" soothes your mind and body. We offer special Rooms with semi-open-air baths and Suites with open-air baths and dining areas, providing a luxurious and spacious modern Japanese ambiance for your relaxation. Additionally, you can enjoy Japanese kaiseki cuisine prepared with local ingredients, finished by the chef right before your eyes.

Takayama City Hotel Four Seasons is the perfect base for enjoying the beautiful city of Takayama throughout the year, as its name suggests. The hotel is conveniently located for both sightseeing and business, and with a fully equipped parking lot, guests can move freely without worrying about time. The rooms, featuring Simmons double and semi-double beds, are ideal for relaxing and unwinding from the busy daily routine.Within walking distance from the hotel are historical tourist spots such as the old town, Miyagawa Morning Market, and Takayama Jinya, where you can experience a sense of time travel back to the Edo period. There are also plenty of places to experience the local culture and traditions, such as the Yatai Kaikan and Hida no Sato. Additionally, access to the World Heritage site Shirakawa-go is excellent, where the gassho-style houses illuminated in the snowy landscape exude a magical beauty.Within the hotel, we offer a variety of accommodation plans to meet the needs of business travelers, families, and couples. Guests can savor premium Hida beef and enjoy the flavors of Hida Takayama. The rooms are equipped with air conditioning, refrigerators, and LCD TVs, and we also provide humidifier-equipped air purifiers and a full range of amenities.Takayama City Hotel Four Seasons supports all guests in fully enjoying the charms of Takayama with its warm hospitality and comfortable facilities. It is a beloved hotel, praised in traveler reviews for its "wonderful hospitality."

The property consists of 16 separate rooms, with a checkout time of 12 PM, allowing for a leisurely morning. It is approximately a 10-minute walk to Yunotsubo Street, making it convenient for sightseeing. The newly renovated Japanese-Western style rooms feature indoor hinoki wood baths, and the separate open-air baths for men and women offer simple, clear, and soft hot spring water. Guests are treated to creative cuisine made with seasonal ingredients.

〇 Approximately 30 minutes by express train from Shin-Nagoya. A 6-minute walk (300m) from the west exit of Meitetsu Inuyama-Yuen Station. We offer luggage storage. 〇 Free parking available. You can park until noon the next day, convenient for sightseeing. Covered parking spaces for motorcycles and bicycles are also available. On Sundays and other busy days, the area in front of Inuyama Castle can be crowded, so you can enjoy sightseeing in the castle town on foot. 〇 From the banks of the Kiso River, admire the illuminated National Treasure Inuyama Castle floating in the darkness—it’s like a sumi-e painting (usually lit until 10 PM). 〇 In front of the Ryokan is the Hida-Kiso River Quasi-National Park, perfect for a morning jogging course. 〇 Inuyama offers attractions such as the National Treasure Inuyama Castle, the castle town, Meiji Village, Monkey Center, and a National Treasure tea room. This region, located on the border of Owari and Mino, is rich in historical sites related to Sengoku warlords. 〇 The charm of an Onsen Ryokan: You can walk around both inside and outside the Ryokan in a yukata. Stretch your legs on tatami mats and relax with a cup of Inuyama tea. All rooms are Japanese-style. 〇 Escape from your daily work and stress—refresh yourself with Onsen, Japanese cuisine, a stroll through the castle town, and along the Kiso River.

Nestled in Shima Onsen, "Ayameya Ryokan" is a tranquil Onsen retreat surrounded by nature, where you can enjoy the seasonal landscapes. The area is dotted with waterfalls and lakes, perfect for leisurely strolls. You can also enjoy water activities in the clear Shima River. The Ryokan offers five 10-tatami mat Japanese-style rooms, each providing serene and calming spaces with windows that showcase the seasonal mountain scenery. Shima Onsen is designated as a National Health Onsen, featuring gentle waters that are safe for small children and expectant mothers. Additionally, we serve dishes prepared with an abundance of fresh, seasonal ingredients, highlighting the blessings of the mountains and rivers.