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Nestled in the majestic mountains of Hakone, “Noël Hakone Skylight” offers breathtaking views of Lake Ashi through its skylight and a vast 4,000 m² property. The refined residence of over 200 m² was reborn through a full year of renovation, driven by the owner’s passion for this extraordinary landscape and pursuit of an ideal retreat.From the luxurious 200 m² wooden deck, take in Hakone’s scenery in every season. With BBQ equipment provided, dining in the crisp mountain air is exceptional. Outdoors, you’ll find a Nordic-style barrel sauna. After warming up thoroughly, unwind in the jacuzzi under a star-filled sky—an indulgent experience for both body and mind. Indoors, a dignified Towada-stone bath and semi-natural Onsen promise quiet moments of deep relaxation.By day, be captivated by vivid greenery and the lake’s deep blue; by night, hold your breath at the magical scene created by countless stars and shimmering reflections on the water—moments so special they feel as if time has stopped.The villa is fully equipped with essential appliances and amenities, beautifully blending urban convenience with mountain serenity. Enjoy “Hakone time” in an ultimate private space surrounded by nature—your escape from everyday life.

A spacious, two-story private whole-house rental Accommodation. The warm, wood-grain living room features a large-screen TV and sofa, and the Japanese-style and Western-style bedrooms can accommodate up to 15 guests. The Accommodation also offers a spotless kitchen, a large dining table, a bathroom with a Shigaraki-ware bathtub, a terrace that can also be used as a dog run, and parking for up to five cars.Highly recommended for trips with your dog. Within walking distance are Kotohira-gu Shrine (Konpira-san), one of Shikoku’s leading power spots; the historic Omotesando approach; long-established udon restaurants; Onsen facilities; and the former Konpira Grand Theater (Kanamaruza), where you can enjoy Sanuki culture and traditional performances.

Succulent Izu red sea bream, rich with flavor. A mind set free in the sauna. Conversations that never end by the fire. Hiire is a private villa where fire brings out the best in every ingredient. Source local ingredients from Izu yourself and slowly cook them over a lava-stone irori hearth—an immersive “self-auberge” stay. Hiire OMURO is a serene standalone villa with an unobstructed view of Mt. Omuro right in front of you.

This private whole-house Accommodation, fully renovated from a 1995 home, is limited to one group per day and features a “super borrowed-scenery window” that frames Mt. Buko—one of Japan’s 200 Famous Mountains—like a single painting, a 6+ meter earth-wall art piece made with local soil, and three bedrooms each with its own distinct character.On the earthen-floor terrace, enjoy an authentic Finnish sauna with self-service löyly. After sweating it out in the sauna room kept at high humidity and a smooth, comfortable temperature, cool down in the 1-meter-deep cold plunge. Then unwind on the scenic terrace overlooking the mountains with luxurious open-air relaxation surrounded by nature’s air and sounds.At night, watch your favorite films with a projector that can be cast onto the super borrowed-scenery window screen. In the morning, enjoy a refreshing breeze—and even an early sauna session. Just 70 minutes from central Tokyo at fastest access, this is a hidden retreat in Chichibu/Yokoze you’ll want to return to again and again in every season.

Choose what feels right for you and the world—in things, in experiences, and in where you stay.Fukui-born artist MAGO NAGASAKA continues to create art from waste materials from Ghana, striving for a sustainable and kinder world.“Asunowa,” opening near the Asuwa River, one of Fukui’s most famous cherry-blossom spots, is a “Ritoart” Accommodation where art and retreat come together—engage with his art and philosophy, resonate with them at times, and restore mind and body through sauna sessions and a luxury stay.Choose your stay. That single choice shapes a one-of-a-kind journey, creates a positive rhythm in everyday life, and makes tomorrow’s world just a little kinder.

This sustainable building, crafted with natural materials such as earth, wood, and stone, features the PS HR-C dehumidifying radiant heating and cooling system. Unlike standard air conditioning, it creates no drafts—gently enveloping the entire space through radiant heat and natural convection to provide a calm, comfortable indoor climate that soothes travel fatigue. Enjoy seasonal views through large windows, with convenient access to sightseeing spots such as Zenkoji Temple. Spend a luxurious, peaceful time with someone special...

New Tradition Hotel Kanazawa is a private, one-group-per-day art Hotel created by restoring a century-old machiya townhouse with contemporary design, quietly located in the heart of Kanazawa’s Higashi Chaya District.Its concept is “Tradition, Renewed.” Using local materials such as Noto washi paper, the space reinterprets Japanese architecture in a modern way and features works by two next-generation craftspeople with roots in Ishikawa—offering a stay you can experience only here.At this Accommodation, you can enjoy a tea ceremony moment by whisking matcha yourself in your room. Boiling water, preparing the tea, and savoring the lingering finish transforms Kanazawa culture from something you simply “see” into something you truly “experience.”Perfectly located for exploring on foot, yet once inside the door you’ll find the quiet depth unique to a machiya townhouse—ideal for a private stay for up to five guests.

About a 15-minute drive from Hida Takayama’s historic old town. This small Accommodation sits quietly in a rural satoyama village at the gateway to Chubu Sangaku National Park. JINEN, meaning “nature,” reflects an ancient Japanese view of nature: “to become as it naturally is.” Rather than forcing change, we live alongside nature within its flow. This is a place where you can experience the sensibility of satoyama life. Inside, you’ll find dining chairs crafted by local workshops and brushed cedar flooring, among many details that showcase Hida craftsmanship and the warmth of wood throughout. In this setting where nature and daily life are in harmony, please spend your time here just as you wish.

How about an extraordinary getaway in a private villa with Mt. Fuji right before your eyes?【Highlights of this Accommodation】・Spectacular Mt. Fuji views: An open, airy design with Mt. Fuji views from every room.・Well-equipped Facilities: Each bedroom has its own private toilet and bathroom, making it comfortable for multiple families traveling together.・A variety of experiences: Enjoy free BBQs and a bonfire in the spacious garden, plus a private steam sauna.・Pets welcome: Up to three small to medium-sized dogs are allowed (JPY 5,000 per dog).Enjoy a luxurious morning coffee on the deck and gather around a bonfire under the stars at night. With easy access to Lake Kawaguchi and Fuji-Q Highland, it’s also an ideal base for sightseeing. Savor the beauty of every season and enjoy a special holiday with your loved ones—and your dogs.

Just 10 minutes by car from Naha Airport.Yet despite this exceptional location, what this Accommodation values most is not “convenient access.”When you travel, both your body and mind inevitably grow tired.Flights, transfers, walking around town, luggage…The more enjoyable the trip, the more energy it actually takes.That’s why we created this Accommodation as a place to regain “a truly restful moment.”The instant you open the door,the noise outside quietly fades away.Not just a place to stay for sightseeing,but an Accommodation that becomes your destination.So that at some point along your journey, you can let all the tension fall away.So your travels can continue more gently.――――If you wish,we will have hot water ready in the bath so you can relax as soon as you arrive.First, please take your time and ease your travel-weary body.May the time you spend here be Okinawa’s most soothing escape.

A luxury private villa (entire home rental) of over 250 m², about a 10-minute drive from Sapporo Station, within walking distance of Kita-Nijuyo-Jo Station, and close to the expressway interchange. Accommodates up to 10 guests—ideal for families, group trips, and special occasions. Enjoy an exceptional relaxation experience with a private sauna (löyly available) and an open-air bath on the balcony. Features a theater room, a living/dining area furnished with high-quality pieces, and a fully equipped kitchen. Underfloor heating and air conditioning in every room, plus free parking for 2 cars. The area offers plenty of supermarkets and convenience stores nearby, with easy driving access to ski resorts in the surrounding area such as Sapporo Teine. A luxurious private stay that combines city convenience with an extraordinary sense of escape.

Shirogane is a neighborhood close to Hakata and Tenjin, long loved by locals. Tucked away in this area, this is an entire private rental Accommodation with a fully private bathroom.

In August 2026, “Keiga Oku-Kawaguchiko,” a private villa limited to two parties per day, opened on the shores of Oku-Kawaguchiko. A breathtaking landscape of lake and mountains, the flicker of a campfire and the sounds of nature, a reflecting-pool terrace that mirrors the seasons, and culinary experiences showcasing Yamanashi’s bounty—moments in harmony with nature through all five senses gently calm and fulfill the heart.Each villa features a private sauna, cold plunge bath, an open-air artificial Onsen bath inspired by “beauty and wellness,” and a reflecting-pool terrace—an elevated private space where no one will disturb you. Enjoy an unhurried stay at your own pace with your private bar, and savor time that leaves quiet room in your mind.

This is an authentic log cabin built from stacked logs, fully air-conditioned for a comfortable stay in any season.The scenic deck connected to each Room’s deck features a covered BBQ area that can be used even in the rain, as well as a fire pit area where you can gaze at the stars.Charcoal and firewood are provided—please feel free to use them.The sauna is also an authentic log-built structure.Please add firewood yourself when using it. It takes a little effort, but you can enjoy it whenever you like, at your preferred temperature.After the sauna, cool down in the cold plunge bath with continuously flowing groundwater, then relax on the scenic deck while watching the sky darken and the stars appear.A kitchen, stove, BBQ grill & fire pit stand, and an empty refrigerator are provided (as welcome drinks, we will stock water (2L and 500ml), tea, and beer; for guests under 20 years old we will provide juice—please help yourself).Air conditioning, Wi-Fi, and an outdoor jacuzzi are also available.With a kitchen, stove, and refrigerator on site, you’re welcome to bring your own ingredients and do simple cooking in the Room kitchen.Cookware includes pots (large/small), ladle, frying pan(s), spatula(s), cutting board(s), and knife/knives.Seasonings include rock salt and whole black pepper. Please bring anything else you may need.

In August 2026, “Lakeside Hideaway totonoco” opened on the quiet shores of Lake Kawaguchi. Step away from the rush of everyday life and surrender to nature. With the breeze crossing the lake, the gentle sway of the trees, and time flowing softly, your mind and body will slowly unwind. Each villa features a private sauna, cold plunge bath, and a semi-open-air artificial Onsen bath inspired by the concept of “beauty and wellness.” Enjoy meals showcasing Yamanashi’s local bounty, as well as a private bar. In a space free from interruptions, take time to care for yourself. A lakeside retreat you’ll want to return to whenever you feel tired—this is what we offer here.

A newly built, private whole-house Accommodation opened in March 2026 on the banks of the Takase River, just a short distance from Kyoto Station. You can reserve the entire 120 m², two-story 4LDK home exclusively for one group per day.The Accommodation is located in Kikuhama, nestled between the Kamo River and the Takase River. This historic neighborhood once flourished as the Gojo red-light district, and traces of Kyoto’s old geisha quarters remain quietly among streets where everyday life continues.While it offers easy access to major sightseeing spots, excellent local favorites are scattered within walking distance. Start your morning at a small in-house roastery café just 30 seconds away. A 3-minute walk brings you to “Sauna no Umeyu,” a sento heated with firewood—bath tickets are provided as a perk during your stay. In 7 minutes on foot, you’ll find a wine bar open from morning and a renowned handmade soba shop that draws long lines. Simply walking this neighborhood reveals a side of Kyoto you can’t experience through sightseeing alone.Inside, enjoy a living room overlooking the gentle flow of the Takase River, a hinoki bath, and a small courtyard garden. Relax at your own pace while taking in seasonal flowers and greenery throughout the year. There are bedrooms on both the first and second floors, accommodating up to 7 guests. The kitchen is fully equipped with an IH cooktop, dishwasher, rice cooker, and more. All beverages are complimentary throughout your stay.The name “Ko” carries our wish that time here will soften even a hardened heart—like turning soil with a hoe—and bring quiet restoration. Please spend several unhurried days at Ko and become part of this neighborhood like a regular.

A private, whole-house rental Accommodation limited to one group per day, “Sumire-an,” located near Nijo Castle—famous as the historic stage of the late Edo period’s Taisei Hokan (return of governing authority to the Emperor).Also close by is Kyoto Sanjo-kai Shopping Street, an 800-meter covered arcade lined with around 180 shops. This fully private machiya townhouse has been renovated into a space where you can experience the traditions of Kyoto townhouses and the rhythm of everyday life in Kyoto.With gardenia-colored plaster walls that blend with stone-paved alleys, lattice windows, and ichimonji roof tiles, it offers an authentic Kyoto machiya atmosphere.Featuring a living room facing a small courtyard garden, a lounge filled with light filtering through latticework, a bathroom with a hinoki cypress bath, and a kitchen for self-catering, it comfortably accommodates up to 6 guests.For an elevated stay at “Nijo Sumire-an,” experience Kyoto’s history and the living culture of its streets right at your doorstep.

Within walking distance of Nijo Castle, built by Tokugawa Ieyasu. “Kiyu” is a fully private, whole-house rental Accommodation limited to one group per day, quietly located just steps from the Kyoto Sanjo-kai Shopping Street, where around 180 shops line an 800-meter covered arcade. This traditional Kyoto machiya townhouse—over 110 years old—has been renovated into a calm Japanese-style space wrapped in the “Aoi” connection that links its woven history with the town and culture.Featuring a dining area facing an inner courtyard garden, a warm Koya-maki (Japanese umbrella pine) wood bath, a kitchen for cooking, an airy Western-style room with chair seating, and a Japanese-style room, it comfortably accommodates up to 6 guests.Enjoy an elevated stay at machiya Accommodation “Kiyu,” where you can relax in harmony while feeling the living breath of the ancient capital’s history and culture nurtured by its streets.

A private, whole-house rental Accommodation limited to one group per day, “Yotsuki,” is located near Nijo Castle—built by Tokugawa Ieyasu—and the covered shopping arcade “Kyoto Sanjo-kai Shopping Street,” lined with around 180 shops. This fully private machiya townhouse stay is adorned with motifs inspired by the shining moon of the four seasons. With gardenia-colored plaster walls that blend into the stone-paved alley, lattice windows, and traditional ichimonji roof tiles, it offers an authentic Kyoto machiya atmosphere. Featuring a living room facing a small courtyard garden, a lounge filled with light through latticework, a bathroom with a hinoki cypress bath, and a kitchen for self-catering, it comfortably accommodates up to 6 guests. For an elevated stay in Kyoto—where you can experience its history and everyday culture up close—choose the machiya Accommodation “Yotsuki.”

A private, whole-house Accommodation limited to one group per day, “Yumeha” is about a 5-minute walk from Kyoto’s UNESCO World Heritage site Nijo Castle—steeped in Tokugawa shogunate history—and Shinsenen Garden, which preserves the legacy of ancient Heian-kyo. This fully private machiya townhouse Accommodation lets you experience the refined elegance unique to Kyoto, woven through centuries of history. This historic machiya, over 110 years old, features the classic long and narrow “eel’s bed” layout that extends deep into the property. It offers a spacious living and dining area, a bathroom with views of an inner courtyard garden (tsuboniwa), a kitchen for self-catering, and three bedrooms so even larger groups can sleep separately. Up to 6 guests can stay. Enjoy an elevated stay at “Yumeha,” where calm and unhurried time flows in this traditional machiya townhouse Accommodation.