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Experience one of the hidden hot springs, Nyuto Seven Onsen, surrounded by a beech forest. Enjoy two natural Onsen, Nyuto Onsen and Tazawako Kogen Onsen, in both indoor and open-air baths. The open-air bath, encircled by beech trees, offers a forest bathing-like experience, bringing deep relaxation. For dinner, indulge in a buffet of approximately 40 dishes featuring Akita's specialty cuisine, filled with local flavors to your satisfaction. Unique activity programs exclusive to Kyukamura are available, including the "Beech Forest Walking" during the summer season, where you can breathe in the fresh, clean air.

KKR Property is operated by the National Public Service Mutual Aid Association for the use of its members. Members are requested to present their membership card at check-in. The closest hotel to Kumamoto Castle! Excellent location. Situated along the castle walls of Kumamoto Castle and a 10-minute walk to the city center. A tranquil hotel surrounded by lush greenery. Close to buses and trams, convenient for sightseeing and business. The view overlooking Kumamoto Castle is unparalleled, and you will surely experience the four seasons of Japan.

A tranquil and soothing retreat surrounded by rich nature, including countryside, rivers, and lakes. Just about 20 minutes from the Tomei and Shin-Tomei IC, offering excellent access from all directions. For those traveling by train, a free Shuttle Service is available from the nearest Kiga Station. The serene countryside scenery is complemented by the graceful flow of the Miyakoda River, which leads to the sparkling surface of Lake Hamana. The picturesque Oku-Hamana Lake, viewed from a gentle hill, offers a calming experience in any season. The area is also rich in historical temples and other attractions, making it a treasure trove for sightseeing. Lake Hamana, a brackish water lake where freshwater and seawater mix, is a haven for seafood. Enjoy the renowned Lake Hamana eel, softshell turtle, yellowtail, and other seasonal delicacies throughout the year. Combined with the blessings of the mountains, such as colorful organic vegetables and mountain vegetable tempura, even repeat guests never tire of the offerings. As a public national lodging facility, our pricing Plans are highly reasonable and well-received. All rooms face south and are designed simply, allowing guests to relax as if they were at home. Choose from our year-round Plans or seasonal Plans to suit your preferences. Savor the blessings of Oku-Hamana Lake to your heart's content.

A property boasting an abundant flow of Onsen. Enjoy seasonal dishes such as "Nodoguro," "Kano Crab," and "Winter Buri" from the Hokuriku Japan Sea, as well as "Noto Vegetables" and "Kaga Vegetables" from the Noto countryside. On clear days, indulge in stargazing at the observatory.

The "Togo Pond" that spreads out by the Property is counted among the Eight Scenic Views of San'in, offering breathtaking scenery that changes with the seasons. The entire Property is equipped with Wi-Fi, and a workation room is available. Come and rejuvenate your senses with seasonal cuisine and natural flowing Onsen.This Property, rich in the charm of waterside scenery, appears to float on the lake and is part of the Togo Onsen area. The open-air bath overlooking the Togo lakeside, bathed in the glow of the setting sun, offers a majestic and relaxing experience, refreshing both body and mind. Nearby attractions include "Encho-en," one of the largest Chinese gardens in Japan, and "Shiokaze Hill," the birthplace of ground golf. Around Togo Pond, there is also a walking course certified by the All Japan Nordic Walking Federation, which can be enjoyed by both children and the elderly.

The Minami Izu Vacation Village is located at the southernmost tip of the Izu Peninsula, known for its warm climate. In front lies the white sandy beach "Yumigahama." Enjoy the seasonal scenery while soaking in the rooftop footbath.

Located on a hill with a panoramic view of the Seto Inland Sea, you can enjoy the beautiful sunset views selected as one of Japan's Top 100 Sunsets. The cuisine here is popular for its focus on fresh seafood and seasonal ingredients, with sashimi made from carefully selected natural seafood being a highlight. Additionally, the entire property is equipped with Wi-Fi, and offers special rooms, Western-style rooms, Japanese-style rooms, and barrier-free rooms. We warmly welcome visitors and value the time shared with our guests.

The three peaks of Mount Hiruzen form a beautiful ridgeline, and Jersey cows graze peacefully. Welcome to Hiruzen Kogen Kyukamura, a tranquil highland retreat where you can enjoy radon hot springs. From the guest rooms and lobby of the main building, you can take in panoramic views of the lush mountains, and while soaking in the natural radon hot springs, you can fully enjoy the pastoral scenery. For dinner, we offer seasonal kaiseki cuisine and a highland buffet featuring local ingredients, including dairy products unique to the area. The resort is packed with activities characteristic of Kyukamura, such as stargazing at the Milky Way and firefly watching in summer, or enjoying campfires and making mini igloos in winter. Experience an extraordinary stay where you might even spot a shooting star beyond the three peaks of Mount Hiruzen.

Proudly set between the Ishizuchi Mountain Range—the highest peaks in Western Japan—and the stunning island-dotted scenery of the Seto Inland Sea, this Onsen Accommodation offers ocean views from every room and Wi‑Fi access throughout. The large public bath is an Onsen, featuring “Hiuchinada Onsen,” supplied from Motodani Onsen, one of the three famous Iyo hot springs. *The Iyo Three Hot Springs (Dogo Onsen/Matsuyama and Nibukawa Onsen/Imabari) are known for their high-quality waters and are also loved as “beauty baths.” Dining features a buffet prepared with heartfelt hospitality by our head chef from Ehime, using carefully selected local ingredients. Enjoy around 50 dishes, including fresh Ehime sea bream from one of Japan’s leading aquaculture regions, the Ehime brand “Hime Suma,” assorted sashimi and nigiri sushi made with fresh seafood, teppanyaki beef, and local vegetables grown in a mild climate with spring water from Mt. Ishizuchi. Be sure to try desserts unique to Japan’s citrus kingdom as well.

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.

Located in the heart of the city, the lush greenery of the Imperial Palace grounds offers a serene retreat. The seasonal landscapes gently soothe visitors with their beauty. The area where KKR Hotel Tokyo stands was once the site of the Hitotsubashi Tokugawa family's residence. The unique scenery of the expansive natural beauty of the Imperial Palace and the panoramic view of the bustling metropolis below is a special feature of this location. With direct access to the "Takebashi Station" subway and one of the most scenic spots in Tokyo, we warmly welcome you with heartfelt service for everything from accommodations to various banquets, parties, and weddings.

Just a 30-minute drive from Kyoto, "View Lodge Biwa" offers a serene lakeside resort space surrounded by nature. Its location allows you to enjoy seasonal landscapes, promising a relaxing time to forget daily life. This beachfront resort is recommended for all generations, featuring dishes made with local ingredients and baths to refresh both body and mind.

Start your journey with the breathtaking sunrise over the majestic Kumano-nada Sea. At Kyukamura Nanki-Katsuura, located on a hilltop of the Ukui Peninsula, enjoy panoramic views of the vast ocean from our open-air rock bath. The sea illuminated by the morning sun offers a truly unique and unforgettable experience. For dinner, savor a seasonal Kaiseki course featuring an abundance of fresh seafood delicacies. Our carefully crafted dishes are highly praised for bringing out the natural flavors of each ingredient. Immerse yourself in nature's blessings, stunning scenery, and heartfelt hospitality. Escape from everyday life and indulge in serene moments at Kyukamura Nanki-Katsuura.

A lakeside Property by Lake Biwa where you can enjoy Omi Beef and natural Onsen. All rooms offer a lake view, allowing you to fully appreciate the seasonal beauty of Lake Biwa. The East Wing and West Wing are separate buildings, with the East Wing situated on a hill overlooking Lake Biwa, and the West Wing located at Miyagahama (a swimming area), offering a close-up experience of the lake.Omi Beef, counted as one of Japan's top three wagyu brands, is available at reasonable prices thanks to our "whole Omi Beef purchase" system. Enjoy kaiseki cuisine featuring carefully selected seasonal ingredients and a buffet with approximately 35 local gourmet options to choose from.The first natural Onsen in Omihachiman City, "Miyagahama no Yu," is also highly popular.

The property, located on the southern foothills of Mount Daisen, is surrounded by pristine beech and oak forests, offering a full immersion in nature. The large public bath uses ultra-soft water drawn from 250 meters underground, providing a soothing experience akin to an onsen. All rooms offer breathtaking views of the natural surroundings. Dinner features a course menu plus a half-buffet using seasonal local ingredients, with highlights including exquisite white squid and Matsuba crab. Tottori Prefecture is renowned for its stunning starry skies, and free stargazing events are held from spring to autumn. Situated within a nature reserve, guests can also observe rare plants and flowers.

This property is particularly recommended for its stunning sunsets, offering panoramic views of Suruga Bay from the open-air baths and large communal baths. Meals focus on ingredients from West Izu, allowing you to enjoy Ise lobster, turban shells, and abalone. Every morning, staff procure fresh ingredients from the fishing port. The sea-facing Japanese-style room is approximately 10 tatami mats in size and includes a toilet. You can use the large communal bath for bathing. The restaurant "SUNSET" on the second floor faces the sea, providing a panoramic view of Suruga Bay.