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A traditional Japanese-style Property with only 7 rooms, boasting dishes of fresh seafood grilled over charcoal. The open-air baths overlooking a tranquil bay and the private open-air baths in separate annexes are highly praised. We offer hospitality that blends with the beautiful nature overlooking the Namura Bay. The tatami-floored lounge with an irori (sunken hearth), the spacious lobby, the open-air baths, and private baths full of travel charm bring your travel dreams to life. All 7 guest rooms are equipped with a bath, toilet, shower, air conditioning, TV, and refrigerator. Additionally, we offer a menu centered around oyster dishes.

A tranquil Property near Yahiko Park where you can savor kaiseki cuisine made with seasonal ingredients. Relax in the soothing waters of the Gensen Yugami Shrine Onsen and enjoy choosing from a variety of yukata colors. For families, we also provide kids' yukata and jinbei. There are Rooms with open-air baths, allowing you to spend luxurious moments with your loved ones. Unwind in the skin-friendly waters of Yahiko Yugami Shrine Onsen and the homely atmosphere of our baths. We also take pride in the seasonal kaiseki cuisine meticulously crafted by our head chef.

"Ryokan Kouro" is located in the heart of Kyoto, in the "Historic City Center" area within the Tanoji district, which is considered the central part of Kyoto. It is conveniently close to municipal subway and private railway stations, as well as a variety of restaurants and souvenir shops. Nishiki Market is just a 3-minute walk away, and Shinkyogoku and Kawaramachi are within a 5 to 10-minute walk.At the Ryokan, we take pride in serving our meals in your Room for both breakfast and dinner. While in-Room dining has become less common in recent years, you can enjoy the traditional Ryokan dining experience here. Our kaiseki cuisine, in particular, is highly praised for its use of seasonal ingredients and Kyoto-style presentation.Each Room is equipped with a private bath and toilet, but we also have a communal bath available. Though not large, the bath features a hinoki cypress tub, offering a relaxing way to unwind from your travels.In recent years, we have also introduced barrier-free Rooms. We sincerely look forward to welcoming you.

Misasa Onsen in Tottori Prefecture is one of Japan’s finest hot springs, said to cure illness if you greet three mornings here.At Blancart Misasa, a wellness-focused Accommodation located along the Mitoku River that runs through the heart of Misasa Onsen, we hope to support guests seeking better health. We offer our own dedicated Facility for “Radon Hot Air Bathing,” an onsen bathing method considered one of the most efficient ways to absorb the benefits of radon.We also offer a variety of dining Plans featuring seasonal ingredients that Sanin Tottori is proud of. In nature-rich Misasa Town, please visit Blancart Misasa—not only as a base for sightseeing and leisure, but also as a place that stays close to those seeking rest and rejuvenation.

Nestled in the castle town of Matsue, this Accommodation cherishes the spirit of Japanese hospitality while offering the flavors and charm of Matsue. In the meticulously maintained traditional garden, you can enjoy the changing beauty of nature through the seasons and the ever-shifting sky. The special folk-art-style Room with a rock open-air bath is closest to Lake Shinji and offers direct access from your Room to the Japanese garden. You can enjoy the Onsen, also renowned for its skin-beautifying waters, in both indoor baths and open-air baths. With dishes decided after selecting the best ingredients of the day, you can savor cuisine crafted by our highly skilled head chef.

The guest rooms, renovated in 2017, are available in three types: 12-tatami mat Japanese-style rooms, 12-tatami mat Japanese-Western style rooms, and 6-tatami mat Japanese-Western style rooms. All rooms are non-smoking and equipped with toilets. Conveniently located, just a 2-minute drive from the Kiyotaki Interchange. 15 minutes by bus from Nikko Station. Only a 1-minute walk from the nearest bus stop. Dinner includes 12 dishes, featuring yuba, the most famous ingredient in Nikko. Breakfast includes freshly cooked Tochigi-grown Koshihikari rice, freshly grilled fish, freshly cooked bacon and eggs, and a total of 8 dishes. Relax and unwind in the Nikko Onsen. We look forward to welcoming you.

At the Resort Hotel within Arakami Park, you can enjoy the seasonal nature and cuisine. Relax in the open-air bath boasting stunning views and indulge in the Arakami Onsen, known for its skin-beautifying and fatigue-recovery effects. Additionally, we offer seasonal dishes such as Japanese kaiseki and local chicken kaiseki. The hotel features a total of 24 rooms, each equipped with a bath and toilet, along with comprehensive amenities.

The Japanese-style Ryokan within the Nikko Toshogu precinct, overlooking the Nikko mountain range, is a healing space surrounded by the natural beauty of the four seasons. Relax in the gentle simple alkaline hot springs, soothing your mind and body. Additionally, we take pride in our seasonal Kaiseki cuisine featuring Nikko's specialty Yuba and local mountain vegetables. At this historic property, once the villa of Date Masamune of Sendai, experience the nature of Nikko with all your senses and enjoy the charm of each season.

A Hotel-Style Ryokan with All Ocean-View Rooms Experience a Relaxing Escape from the Everyday Bringing the casual comfort of a Hotel and the serene relaxation of a Ryokan to more guests. Located in the seaside Onsen town of "Kaike Onsen," offering panoramic views of the Sea of Japan and Miho Bay. The natural saltwater baths, sourced from 19 hot springs, boast an abundant flow of mineral-rich water. With "ocean views from every room" and the "blessings of saltwater baths," we aim to provide a unique and "extraordinary relaxation" that can only be experienced here. Our West Wing underwent a complete renovation in 2020. Whether you choose a meal plan or No Meals Included, a Western-style room or a Japanese-style room, enjoy a day of relaxation tailored to your style.

Kano Onsen springs up in an old castle town at the northern foot of Mt. Juhomine, once the stage of Mori clan conflicts during the Sengoku period. This nature-rich area is closely associated with Kano Castle, once the residence of Lord Kamei. Conveniently located as a base for sightseeing in Tottori—about 30 minutes from central Tottori City and about 25 minutes from Mitokusan Sanbutsuji Temple.

Tenjuku no Mori Keigetsu, located at the center of Hagi City, Yamaguchi City, Shimonoseki City, Nagato City, and Tsuwano, boasts an excellent location as a base for sightseeing in Yamaguchi Prefecture. The Japanese garden on the property is illuminated at night, creating a magical atmosphere. From its elevated position, guests can enjoy picturesque views like a painting. The Property features large communal baths for both men and women, open-air baths, cold water baths, and saunas. The hot spring water is a simple weak radioactive cold mineral spring known for its skin-beautifying properties to help relieve daily fatigue. Additionally, the Property takes pride in offering kaiseki cuisine made with abundant seafood from Yamaguchi Prefecture.

Established in the 12th year of the Taisho era, this traditional Ryokan is located on the highest hill of Iwaki Yumoto Onsen. Enjoy the warmth of the abundant Onsen waters in the panoramic large bath and open-air bath, while savoring fresh seafood even amidst the mountains. Additionally, the view from the top floor of Yumoto Onsen is sure to satisfy everyone. From the Japanese-style rooms, you can admire the town of Yumoto and the greenery of the mountains. Fully enjoy the Iwaki Yumoto Onsen, known for its sulfur springs.

An Onsen accommodation boasting milky white hot spring water sourced from Owakudani. Known as "Bijin no Yu" (beauty-enhancing water), the gentle sulfate spring can be enjoyed across five different baths, including private open-air and family baths. Nestled on a hill in Gora, surrounded by lush nature, it offers a convenient location for sightseeing while also serving as a perfect retreat for those seeking tranquility away from the hustle and bustle. Rooms with private open-air baths are also available. Immerse yourself in Hakone's natural beauty and soothing hot springs for an unforgettable stay.

Gero Onsen Yamagataya was established in the late Edo period, during the Tenpo era. Since its founding, the desire for "visitors to Yamagataya to feel more relaxed than at home and return rejuvenated" and the relaxing spaces cultivated over time have been Yamagataya's greatest attractions. Enjoy seasonal handmade dishes featuring Hida beef, local ingredients, and fresh seafood directly sourced from the market, along with the abundant hot spring waters in the large communal bath and open-air baths.