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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.
Ryokan Tamaki has been in operation for 70 years, during which we have identified three essential elements for a ryokan: friendliness, dignity, and emotion. A property that embraces Japanese sentiment, where you can visit casually and feel at ease. This is the philosophy of Ryokan Tamaki. If you have a regular place to stay, you don't need a villa. Tamaki is a small ryokan, but we provide great relaxation to everyone.
Hotel Kazusaya in Nihonbashi Honcho welcomes you with "warm and comforting hospitality" inherited from Edo traditions since its establishment in 1891. Just a 1-minute walk from Shin-Nihombashi Station on the JR Sobu Rapid and Yokosuka Lines, and a 5-minute walk from Kanda Station on the JR Yamanote Line, Mitsukoshimae Station on the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line, and Kodemmacho Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line. Excellent access for business and leisure throughout the city!
[Awarded TripAdvisor Japan’s Top 25 Ryokan for five consecutive years] Step through the small gate lit with amber-hued lanterns, and you’ll be embraced by the warmth of beautifully polished wood. Surrender to a gentle sense of nostalgia, unwind at your own pace, and let your mind be set free in this hot-spring village—an oasis of quiet in the forests of Shima: Shima Onsen Tokiwasure no Accommodation Kamoto.
Approximately 20 minutes by car to Ise Jingu. Enjoy authentic kaiseki cuisine featuring fresh seafood in Toba, the "Land of Food." Relax while admiring the magnificent ocean view from the open-air bath or your Room.
Richmond Hotel has opened in Narita City, Chiba Prefecture—Japan’s gateway. Conveniently located just a 3-minute walk from Keisei-Narita Station. Excellent access to Narita Airport: two stops by train, about 10 minutes!
"Yuno Hana Onsen," known as a retreat in Kyoto, is a natural onsen gentle on the skin and beneficial for beauty. Guests can enjoy a private open-air bath with a stunning view free of charge. The guest rooms feature a modern Japanese ambiance with Shigaraki ceramic bathtubs and sinks, offering relaxation and comfort. Kyoto cuisine, lovingly prepared by the chef, boasts a gentle flavor in each dish, reflecting care for the guests. Indulge in Kyoto meat hot pot and luxurious kaiseki cuisine adorned with beautiful arrangements.
Throughout your stay, we aim to offer more than relaxation—an experience that helps you and your loved ones become more beautiful. Drawing on the power of nature—local ingredients, Onsen, and our two gardens—we create moments that nurture beauty. Beauty takes many forms: outward qualities such as firmer skin, shinier hair, and a lifted appearance, as well as inner wellness such as detoxification, peace of mind, and renewed intellectual curiosity. Stroll through our two gardens and enjoy seasonal flowers and dappled sunlight—unwind your mind while giving your body a pleasant sense of exertion. Revitalize your skin, hair, and spirit with the renowned Okunetsukawa hot spring waters flowing directly from our private source, along with our in-house bath amenities “Yumoribito.” Savor carefully selected Izu seafood and the region’s distinctive mountain vegetables grown across its varied elevations. Enjoy gastronomic cuisine that delights both eye and palate, bringing energy to body and soul. As the journey lingers in memory, so does a sense of beauty in both mind and body. We invite you to experience it for yourself.
The port town of Onomichi, which has flourished in the maritime industry since the Middle Ages, has developed a unique culture through the exchange of numerous people, goods, and wealth. This "miniature garden-like city" woven by the sea, mountains, and islands is a place where you can enjoy the "bounty of the mountains and sea," including seafood from the Seto Inland Sea such as oysters, local vegetables grown in the warm climate, and seasonal fruits.[Onomichi Hansei] is a small inn with a restaurant that inherits over 250 years of history, featuring 13 rooms. It is a renewed version of the restaurant [Tohan], which originated from the culinary inn [Ehan] loved by late Edo period patriots and Hirobumi Ito. We have created a stay where you can feel close to the "traditions and food culture of Onomichi" while being inside the facility, starting with the "cuisine showcased by the small inn with a restaurant" that inherits the history of the former restaurant. The concept of [Onomichi Hansei] is "Heartful, Japanese Modern Classic." We offer hospitality with services that mainly delight female guests, incorporating a "Japanese Modern Classic" taste into the interior decorations and room designs.
The character "家" (home) in the name of our Property. It embodies all of our heartfelt intentions. To be yourself in front of family and close ones. To understand the fleeting flow of time in the presence of the changing seasons. To encounter your true self, find peace, and experience moments of joy, transforming your journey into a rest for the soul. At Noboribetsu Onsenkyo Takino Property, what we can offer is simply a space where time flows gently and a touch of warmth. While enjoying the Onsen of Jigokudani, which holds ancient memories, we invite you to indulge in the luxury of doing nothing, allowing your mind and body to unwind. As you are, as you wish. Please always feel free to return to your spiritual home. Your travel family will welcome you at this "home" of peace.
Kishu Kada Vacation Village, where you can view Tomogashima, Awaji Island, and Shikoku. The sunset seen from the open-air bath while feeling the sea breeze is breathtaking. Enjoy seasonal dishes such as cherry sea bream in spring, hamo in summer, Ise lobster in autumn, and kue in winter.
In Kanazawa's Naka-machi, you can rent an entire traditional townhouse exclusively for one group per day. The Room, preserved as it was during the Taisho era when it was used for tea house entertainment (with geisha), offers a unique experience. Additionally, from the spacious veranda, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the Asano River, and in spring, admire the cherry blossoms. Immerse yourself in the history and tradition of Kanazawa, accompanied by the sounds of the Asano River and the seasonal scenery.
At Yumura Onsen Asanoya, we consider the three arts of Kado, Chado, and Kodo as the foundation of our hospitality. While the spirit of Kado and Chado can be seen as fundamental paths, we particularly emphasize Kodo as it represents an elegant culture transcending daily life, enriching your stay. Please enjoy a relaxing and peaceful time.
Upon entering, you are greeted by a grand open space with a high ceiling and historic beams extending upward. The rustic charm of the repaired earthen walls adds to the ambiance. This spacious area is warmly illuminated, creating a unique atmosphere.
Ufufu is a modern Japanese-style resort surrounded by the lush nature of Tsukigase, Izu, Shizuoka—about two hours from the Tokyo metropolitan area. Amid beautiful seasonal scenery, escape the bustle of everyday life and enjoy a truly relaxing stay. Each of our 15 guest rooms features its own unique design and comes with an open-air bath with free-flowing natural hot spring water. In a space where traditional Japanese charm meets refined comfort, savor a high-quality stay that lets you unwind completely.
Embrace what’s good for your mind and body, and enjoy it even more. From Kyoto, we introduce a new lifestyle called “GOOD NATURE,” which allows you to incorporate healthy and beneficial elements into your life in your own way. In 2020, we became the first Hotel in the world to receive the “WELL Certification (v1),” awarded to buildings that prioritize environmental and health considerations. Our features include a green wall in the courtyard that replicates Kyoto’s vegetation and designs made with natural materials. We also offer a variety of activities such as yoga and meditation. Since our opening, we have aimed for a “sustainable, non-disposable society” by encouraging guests to bring their own toothbrushes, hairbrushes, and razors instead of providing them in guest rooms. (As of April 2022, amenities are available for purchase at the front desk, with proceeds supporting circular economy initiatives.)
Set on the beautiful shores of Lake Shinji, this Accommodation offers a spectacular panoramic view of the lake from its large scenic Onsen bath. Enjoy a wide variety of dishes made with local ingredients. Non-smoking rooms feature chic interiors inspired by the castle town of Matsue, and bathrooms are equipped with an upscale shower unit with a glass partition. Dine at the restaurant while taking in breathtaking views of Lake Shinji.
The Ryokan "Kansui-en Kakuraku" in Nasushiobara offers hospitality, cuisine, and Onsen. Enjoy a relaxing moment in a comfortable space crafted by the host, featuring 100% natural Kuroiso Onsen and dishes made with Nasu ingredients such as Tochigi Wagyu beef and Ayu fish.
Ryokan Takechiyo Kirishima Bekkan is nestled among the serene mountains of Kirishima, offering heartfelt relaxation through Onsen and cuisine.





























