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Standing with quiet dignity — Birds rest their wings, and people rest their hearts. A gate spreads like a crane’s sheltering wings. Camellias are the father; forget-me-nots are the mother — the whisper of water, the gaze of stone, and unnamed flowers faintly in bloom. Not to display, but to suggest. Here at Sukiya-style Accommodation Nokakutei, there is something gently evocative in the air.

"Kinokawa Onsen Registered Tangible Cultural Property Inn Mikiyama" is a Japanese Ryokan with a 300-year history, located in the heart of the nostalgic Japanese Onsen town, Kinokawa Onsen. Renowned author Naoya Shiga made this Property his regular stay, where his famous short story "At Kinosaki" was born. The wooden architecture, built in 1927 and recognized as a Registered Tangible Cultural Property of Japan, along with a 300-tsubo Japanese garden, retains its charm. In November 2013, the Property underwent a major renovation of its lobby, dining area, and large public bath, transforming into a modern Japanese Ryokan that blends history with contemporary design.From the Room's veranda, guests can enjoy the changing seasons in the garden, or lose themselves in a book in the library. After changing into a yukata, take a leisurely stroll to explore the local Onsen baths, and then savor the delights of the Sea of Japan paired with local sake in the modern dining area. This is where the true pleasures of an Onsen Ryokan, fulfilling your intellectual curiosity, await.

A Journey of Relaxation and Warmth Experience the charm of Hokuriku's four seasons in our serene garden, the soothing warmth of our hot springs, and the kindness of our hospitality. Enjoy 7,000 tsubo (approximately 23,100 square meters) of heartfelt service at your leisure.

Yoshikawa was established as a culinary Ryokan after World War II, located near the Kyoto Imperial Palace in the heart of Rakuchu. The garden, known as "Taikyoen," is said to have been designed by Enshu Kobori and retains some features from the Edo period. The Sukiya-style building, once a residence of a wealthy merchant, offers an atmosphere of tranquility and charm that feels far removed from the bustling city. We hope you will enjoy your stay at our culinary Ryokan, where you can relax and feel at home.

[80 minutes by car from Osaka] Iga-Ueno is a historic castle town and former post town, rich in culture and tradition, home to nationally designated crafts such as Iga ware pottery and Iga kumihimo braiding. It is also known as the birthplace of Iga-style ninja and the haiku master Matsuo Basho. NIPPONIA HOTEL Iga Ueno Castle Town is a decentralized Hotel with just 16 rooms, created by renovating historic buildings scattered throughout the town, including Registered Tangible Cultural Properties dating back around 150 years—reimagining the entire town as one Hotel.In April 2026, a new wing will open featuring a “Kura Sauna,” revitalized from a Meiji-era storehouse. We invite you to enjoy a private retreat moment of deep relaxation amid architecture shaped by time.Dining—one of travel’s greatest pleasures—offers an exceptional gastronomic experience that delights all five senses: legendary Iga beef, renowned for its quality alongside Matsusaka beef yet rarely found outside the area; premium Iga rice ranked at the highest “Special A” level in The whole country’s rice taste rankings; and world-class Iga sake served as the toast at the G7 Ise-Shima Summit. Savor ingredients lovingly raised by local producers.Recommended for families and couples celebrating anniversaries or birthdays. Enjoy refined time with IGAMONO—the cuisine, history, and culture that make Iga proud.

[2023 Good Design Award Winner] A meticulously designed space to fully enjoy the seasonal landscapes. Experience the benefits of Unzen Onsen with our natural hot spring baths featuring a continuous flow directly from the source. Celebrating 93 years of history, the newly opened "Unzen Miyazaki Ryokan" offers a unique stay that immerses you in the seasons of the national park, providing relaxation and a sensory experience. Unzen's seasonal scenery blends harmoniously with nature, and the location has been carefully chosen to allow guests to enjoy these views from anywhere within the Ryokan. For dinner, indulge in creative cuisine featuring local ingredients from Unzen, Nagasaki, and Kyushu. At "Miyama Dining," you can savor your meal while admiring Unzen's finest illuminated Japanese garden. The Onsen, "Kirin no Yu," sourced from the Daikyokan Jigoku, offers a continuous flow of beautifying hot spring water. Guests can enjoy the large communal bath, open-air bath, and a sauna. The top-floor suite rooms also feature semi-open-air baths with water directly from the source. Open the windows, and you'll be greeted by the lush greenery of Unzen's mountains. Additionally, we provide an exclusive premium floor lounge, the "STRINGS" cloud-top salon, for our guests.

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.

Kofu is blessed with lush nature and rich culture. Enjoy the deep charm and flavor unique to this well-matured town, from historic temples associated with Takeda Shingen to the Yamanashi Prefectural Museum of Art and local vineyards. As Kofu’s guesthouse featuring a serene Japanese garden, Tokiwa Hotel warmly welcomes you with heartfelt hospitality.

Sanyo-so, nestled in the embrace of Genjiyama in Izu Nagaoka. Enjoy a leisurely stroll through the 3,000-tsubo garden that beautifully reflects the changing seasons, relax in the large public bath, or indulge in a private soak with Onsen water flowing directly into your room. The main building showcases the grandeur of traditional Japanese architecture, while the new wing features exquisite sukiya-style design by renowned architect Togo Murano.

This building was originally a village headman's house where ancestors lived since 1842 (Tenpo 13). Within the premises, there is a nagaya-mon gate, main house, rice storehouse, and garden that have been preserved for 200 years. The rice storehouse, designated as a Registered Tangible Cultural Property, was renovated in 2005 to start a French restaurant. The owner is the 8th generation here. With the desire to preserve it unchanged for the next 200 years and to offer a complete hospitality experience to our guests, we have built a property on the mountain behind. Old things and newly created ones. Cross the stone bridge in the middle, and please enjoy here and there.

Our Ryokan was established in 1870 (Meiji 3) as Ishimura Ryokan in the Nanpoen area, slightly south of its current location. The founder, who served as a head officer at the Hakone checkpoint during the Edo period, began developing Onsen in Owakudani during the early Meiji era and started operating as a healing retreat by drawing hot spring water from there. In 1913 (Taisho 2), we relocated to this site and renamed it Senkoro. For this reason, we are known as Sengokuhara's original Onsen retreat.Before World War II, Sengokuhara was a special area frequented by prominent figures from political and financial circles. The nearby Sengoku Golf Course was even played on by Emperor Showa alongside international diplomats.Many distinguished guests have stayed at our Ryokan over the years, including notable figures such as Eiichi Shibusawa, Kihachiro Okura, Kichizaemon Sumitomo, Aritomo Yamagata, Takashi Hara, Kiichiro Hiranuma; artists like Somei Yuki and Suiun Komuro; literary figures such as Kiyokata Kaburaki and Sotaro Yasui; and writers like Sohou Tokutomi, Masao Kumei, Chogoro Kaionji, Jun Takami among others.Sengokuhara is part of Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park's special district with strict environmental regulations. Building height limits along with restrictions on colors, decorations or signage are rigorously enforced here. In front of our property lies Hakone’s outer rim mountains covered in lush greenery that turn beautifully red during autumn foliage season. Our expansive grounds of approximately 15 acres feature seasonal blooms such as azaleas, rhododendrons, wisteria flowers or wild cherry blossoms.Nearby attractions include Hakone Glass Museum (Hakone Garasunomori), Hakone Botanical Garden of Wetlands (Shisseikaen), The Little Prince Museum (Hoshi no Ojisama Museum), Pola Museum of Art; scenic spots like Lake Ashi or Owakudani; hiking destinations such as Mount Kintoki; golf courses including Hakone Lakeside Golf Course (Kohan Golf Course), Hakone Country Club & Daihakone Country Club plus sports facilities for tennis too! This makes it an ideal destination whether you enjoy outdoor activities or art appreciation alike!

Yanagawa is a beautiful water city where 930 km of canals, unchanged since the Edo period, spread throughout the town and boats glide by. The Tachibana family has long stood alongside Yanagawa’s history. During the Edo period, Ohana began as a villa of the Tachibana family, lords of the Yanagawa Domain. From the Western-style building constructed in the Meiji era as an authentic guesthouse, you pass through to a grand 100-tatami hall—beyond which lies a magnificent garden composed solely of pine trees. With the renewal of our accommodation wing, we are being reborn as a space where you can more fully enjoy the appeal of cultural properties still preserved by descendants of this former daimyo family. Making use of our distinction as Japan’s only nationally designated Place of Scenic Beauty where you can stay—a Ryokan with dining—we offer activities and moments that let you feel the history and stories of the daimyo family (the Tachibana family).

From sunrise to sunset, enjoy Mt. Fuji as it changes its appearance moment by moment, along with the romantic night views spread out below.\nNihondaira, a celebrated scenic spot ranked No. 1 in Japan’s Top 100 Tourist Destinations.\nBy day, take in Mt. Fuji and even the Southern Alps in the distance; by night, enjoy the beautiful city lights of Shimizu and Shizuoka.\nNihondaira Hotel is also conveniently located near popular attractions such as Miho no Matsubara to the east and Kunozan Toshogu Shrine and Kunozu Coast to the south.

Rising high above the heart of the city and overlooking the beautiful Imperial Palace gardens, Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi boasts an exceptional location. Enjoy exquisite cuisine on the rooftop terrace with sweeping views of Tokyo’s skyline, and unwind in refined comfort. With attentive, personalized service from our experienced staff, we offer a next-generation luxury experience like no other.

Nestled in Izu’s abundant nature, Ochiairo has been cherished by many renowned writers and cultural figures since the Meiji era. An open-air bath overlooking the ever-changing mountains and the gentle murmur of the Kano River, an atmospheric cave bath, and serene indoor baths offer guests the ultimate relaxation. In two distinct saunas—both recipients of a Sauna Schwitz award—enjoy a one-of-a-kind “totonoi” experience with outdoor cooling as you feel the breeze of Izu. Savor seasonal cuisine made with generous use of local ingredients blessed by Izu’s rich land and sea, and enjoy the changing seasons through taste as well. Spend unhurried moments in our lounge warmed by the flicker of the fireplace, or relax in your Room as your mind unwinds. Help yourself freely to local Shizuoka craft beer, carefully selected wines, and thoughtfully chosen snacks to your heart’s content. Timeless beauty preserved in cultural heritage meets refined modern hospitality to welcome every guest. Experience a stay found only at Ochiairo—one that sets both body and mind free.

Yufuin, home to Tamano-yu, strives to be a tourist destination in harmony with nature, focusing on preserving the environment while developing the town. Take a stroll through the countryside and small paths to experience the changing seasons.

Authentic, memorable relaxation in serene Hakone. Rising on the shores of Lake Ashi, Odakyu Yama no Hotel boasts one of Hakone’s finest views. We welcome you with genuine comfort that stays with you long after your visit. With the beloved forests of Hakone—once cherished by many cultural figures—as a backdrop, seasonal blooms and fragrant breezes invite you into moments of pure ease. In our expansive gardens, flowers, treetops, and wind bring Hakone’s four seasons to life. One highlight is our 3,000 azalea bushes, which delight guests with stunning colors as fresh greenery begins to emerge. All guest rooms are arranged to face Lake Ashi, allowing you to fully enjoy the ever-changing beauty of Hakone. Yama no Hotel continues the legacy of a Resort Hotel where you can spend an elegant time while gazing out over Lake Ashi.

The timeless beauty of pine and cypress trees: A Property rich in history and renowned gardens. Matsudaya Hotel, boasting over 300 years of history, once served as a gathering place for the passionate discussions of Meiji Restoration leaders envisioning a new era.

Karuizawa, a summer retreat nurtured by history and culture. The elegance and splendor of the old days still remain there. In such Karuizawa, a luxurious villa with only five rooms stands quietly. At Ruse Villa, surrounded by European antiques and roses or seasonal flowers, time flows serenely. The morning scent of flowers in the private garden, the blue sky at dusk, the moon and stars in the night sky... all your senses will be sharpened. Please enjoy the luxurious time that flows at Ruse Villa.

A Kyoto dining and Accommodation experience in Kikusui, renewed through heritage and evolution This space has been reborn by preserving the value and atmosphere built over time while embracing evolution suited to the present day. Through “Refurbish”—not mere “restoration,” but a thoughtful renewal that retains what already exists, refines it, and makes it new—we have introduced fresh approaches that significantly reshape the image of Kikusui. For example, while rooted in Japanese aesthetics, the space has been redesigned so you can enjoy it without removing your shoes. We have also added a wood deck where you can do more than simply view the garden—spend time feeling at one with its greenery. Even as it changes, we have created a dining and Accommodation setting where you can savor Kyoto’s distinctive charm. Enjoy a luxurious stay as modern art and interiors blend with traditional Japanese design, revealing subtle beauty and refined character throughout.