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Hana no Oyado Juubee, a charming small property located in the town of Ama and fishermen "Osatsu." Enjoy the unique seafood kaiseki cuisine featuring fresh catches from the fishing port. Additionally, the spiritual site Shinmei Shrine "Ishigami-san" is adjacent. During your stay, consider visiting it.

Noboribetsu has long been cherished as one of Hokkaido’s renowned hot-spring destinations. Boro NOGUCHI Noboribetsu adds a new chapter to its history. A stylish design that runs throughout the property blends modern sophistication with Japanese aesthetics. Here, you’ll find a “comfortably extraordinary moment” that feels like an extension of everyday life. All guest rooms are suites with private panoramic baths, kaiseki cuisine showcasing Hokkaido’s seasonal flavors, and the rich experience of Onsen waters worthy of one of Japan’s finest spring qualities. A private retreat-like space for adults who keep moving every day.

Welcome to the entrance of dream time. Please remove your shoes and step up. The hospitality of 'Yumetsuzuri' begins here, where you can feel the softness of tatami with your bare feet.

A historic Ryokan with natural hot spring baths, nestled in the serene retreat of Hakata. Established in 1865, this accommodation embodies "tradition" and "hospitality." Located just 20 minutes from Hakata Station and 25 minutes by car from Fukuoka Airport, it offers a perfect balance of convenience and natural surroundings, surrounded by mountains ideal for hiking. Blending the comfort of a hotel with the charm of a Ryokan, it provides a relaxing experience for both mind and body. The property features a stunning 3,500-tsubo Japanese garden that showcases the beauty of each season. The spacious open-air rock bath large public baths (100 tsubo each for men and women) are fed directly by natural hot springs. Despite being in town, these baths are surrounded by trees, evoking the atmosphere of a hidden mountain retreat. Enjoy monthly seasonal creative cuisine that highlights fresh ingredients throughout the year. Escape from daily life and indulge in tranquil moments here.

A historic Property preserving the legacy of the Heike clan, located in Yunishigawa Onsen. The entire building is situated along a clear stream and features traditional architecture with fine wood and earthen walls, reviving the charm of an old era. Cross the renowned "Kazura Bridge," one of Kanto's finest, and enjoy natural hot spring baths with free-flowing Onsen water and charcoal-grilled Irori cuisine.

Kinosaki Onsen, with a history of 1300 years since its opening. The willow-lined Otani River flows through the center of the town, accompanied by stone bridges. In the heart of this charming Onsen town lies Nishimuraya Honkan. Passing through the grand traditional gate, you are greeted by the faint aroma of incense. The 34 Rooms face the garden, showcasing the serene beauty of Japanese-style aesthetics. In addition to the private bathrooms in each Room, there are large communal baths and open-air baths, each with unique designs, including the Azumaya-style "Yoshinoyu" nestled in a bamboo grove and the Chinese pavement-style "Fukunoyu." The soft texture of the weak saline Onsen water will wash away your fatigue. The warm hospitality, carrying on 160 years of history and tradition, continues to captivate visitors.

Immerse yourself in the soothing waters accompanied by the sounds of nature, and savor the local delicacies. A tranquil moment embraced by nature cleanses the soul and rejuvenates the body. Villa Hikaruze, situated along the majestic East China Sea coast, is a high-quality property surrounded by natural beauty. Experience the healing power of nature on the ancient land imbued with the primordial energy of Kagoshima Prefecture.

Experience the luxurious space where "master craftsmanship" breathes life into a historic relocated traditional Japanese house, and discover an extraordinary Japan that blends traditional beauty with modern sensibilities. Located in Enshu, Shizuoka, once known as the land of Totomi, "Katsuragi Kitanomaru" is a resort by Yamaha Group—a serene retreat nestled in the mountains and described as a "modern-day castle." Surrounded by tranquil nature, the interior features soft curves supported by ancient wood beams, roofs adorned with Enshu tiles, corridors paved with luxurious rosewood bricks, walls decorated with crafts and art pieces, and wooden designer furniture. This unique accommodation harmoniously combines nostalgic yet innovative elements of Japanese aesthetics. Infused with Yamaha's expertise in sound and music culture, this beautiful accommodation offers opportunities to enjoy seasonal nature and local cultural experiences. Relax your mind and body while indulging in an exceptional stay like no other. Katsuragi Kitanomaru proudly served as the base camp hotel for Japan's national soccer team during the 2002 FIFA World Cup.

A prime location for easily exploring historical sites such as Ueda Castle, the residence of Sanada Yukimura, and the post stations of the Hokkokukaido. Enjoy kaiseki cuisine meticulously prepared by the chef using seasonal local ingredients.

At Itō Onsen, "Itō Ryokuyu" offers one of the rare garden open-air bath-equipped rooms.

Hidden Retreat Shirakawa Gensen Sanso Takefue is set on an expansive 5,000-tsubo property, featuring only 12 private villas and a spa building, along with 30 natural hot spring baths flowing directly from our own sources. All guest rooms are designed in a modern Japanese style and include an irori (traditional sunken hearth), tatami room, and indoor bath. Eight of the villas also offer open-air baths over 5 meters in size, blending beautifully with the surrounding nature. Meals are served in the comfort of your room at the irori for both dinner and breakfast. This is a serene hideaway for adults to enjoy a luxurious retreat immersed in nature, offering you time to relax and savor the unique Takefue experience.

The guest rooms, designed with the concept of "detached" structures protruding into the surrounding nature of the property, are the architectural and interior design work of the globally acclaimed architect Hikoko Nishia. All rooms feature open-air baths with natural onsen water, allowing you to enjoy a private space. We aim to provide a property that harmonizes with the unique hospitality and serene tranquility of Tokachi.

Koshi no Yado Takashimaya is an Accommodation designated as a National Registered Tangible Cultural Property, with its main building making use of a shoya (village headman) residence from the Edo period. In this historic Japanese setting, enjoy a relaxing and soothing stay.Takashimaya’s highlight is its open-air bath with 100% free-flowing hot spring water, featuring the rare “Kuroyu” unique to Iwamuro Onsen.Kuroyu is not a typical moor hot spring; it combines sulfur, salt content, and high mineral concentration—an Onsen that is rare even across The whole country.This black water, created by the bonding of iron and sulfur, is a distinctive feature found only at Iwamuro Onsen.A must-try for true hot-spring lovers.

Welcome back. This is "Oyado Nagomino." We feel immense joy in welcoming you to this land surrounded by the majestic nature of Azumino and the warmth of wood. Before you lies a serene forest, greenery, the chirping of small birds, dappled sunlight, and a moment that is yours alone. Please relax and spend your time as your heart desires. At Nagomino, we hope to provide such a space for you... and if we can assist you even just a little, it would be our pleasure. Relax, unwind, savor. We will wholeheartedly take care of you so that you can fully enjoy an extraordinary time and space.

The luxurious Rooms total 60 in number. At the open-air baths of the "Villa" and "Detached House," you can enjoy natural Onsen. Meals feature seasonal Kaiseki cuisine; savor the delights of the Sea of Japan to your heart's content.

Established in the 3rd year of the Meiji era. Generations of proprietors have personally wielded the knife, preparing dishes with the seasonal blessings of Hida's mountains and rivers and its native herbs. Enjoy a moment at Kabusuitei, with its three simple yet refined guest rooms in Hida Furukawa, surrounded by the gentle ripples of water.

Providing guests with premium relaxation and hospitality. Choose from a variety of rooms to suit your travel needs, including the special floor "Riraku," which combines traditional Japanese style with modern touches, and rooms with private Onsen open-air baths. For dinner, enjoy a range of culinary courses such as Japanese Kaiseki featuring the bounty of Awaji Island's sea and mountains, seasonal tasting menus highlighting the flavors of each season, casual hot pot courses in our dining area, or a Yakiniku Kappo course showcasing Awaji beef grilled over charcoal alongside local delicacies. Additionally, at the maisonette-style bathhouse "Tenkyu no Shizuku," you can indulge in an open-air bathing experience surrounded by sea and sky. Relax in large public baths with Onsen open-air baths or soak in seaside Onsen options while enjoying two types of hot springs: Sumoto Onsen and our private Komoe Onsen source.

Nestled along a tranquil valley, our Property takes pride in offering warm hospitality and cuisine made with seasonal local ingredients. We feature 11 unique guest rooms with open-air baths, a lounge, a private club, a table tennis corner, meeting rooms, and various other Facilities. The clear stream of the Houki River flowing right in front and the trees on the mountainside across the river showcase different expressions with the changing seasons. Our Onsen, with its colorless, transparent, and skin-friendly neutral spring quality, is said to have beautifying effects. We invite you to enjoy a relaxing Onsen experience and delicious cuisine for a memorable journey.

Nikko is a place filled with countless stories. Just as each season has its own tale, the history and historical sites here hold beautiful hidden narratives. Famous landmarks such as Toshogu Shrine and Kegon Falls, now renowned tourist destinations, are also steeped in grand stories passed down through generations. At "Nikko Senhime Monogatari," we hope to offer travelers a chance to create their own page in a "dreamlike beautiful story." Please visit us and craft your own wonderful "dream story."

Built in 1604 by Terumoto Mori after the Battle of Sekigahara in 1600, Hagi flourished as a castle town. Walking through streets that still retain the atmosphere of those times, you can feel the presence of history in the stone walls, white plastered walls, and even in a passing breeze. Turning around, it feels as if over 400 years of history quietly lingers here. At its heart lies "Hagijo Sannomaru Hokumon Yashiki," the only Ryokan within the UNESCO World Heritage Site "Hagi Castle Town." Located on the site of the Yoshiki Mori Clan's Hagi Domain residence, it conveys to this day a harmony of Japanese elegance and Western sophistication.