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A secluded, authentically Japanese retreat with just six private villas, nestled in the forests of Akizuki. The gentle murmur of the clear stream nearby helps you forget the bustle of everyday life. Enjoy renowned hot-spring waters all to yourself in the private bath provided in every villa—pure luxury with complete privacy. A truly exceptional getaway begins here, where doing nothing is the ultimate indulgence.

Nestled quietly in the forest, a hidden retreat in Yamashiro. A luxurious property with a ten-thousand-tsubo garden on a small hill overlooking the towns of Kaga and Yamashiro. This is the new standard of Japan.

Certified by the Miki House Childcare Research Institute as a “Welcome Baby Accommodation,” so families traveling with babies and children can stay with peace of mind. A kids’ room, free children’s amenities, and a wide range of rental items are also available. Enjoy our open-air bath with a garden supervised by world-renowned garden designer Kazuyuki Ishihara, plus two large public baths—all available for private use free of charge as many times as you like during your stay. All drinks are all-inclusive. Enjoy alcoholic beverages and soft drinks at no extra charge. Relax and unwind with our soothing “Midoriya Time.”

Tsumikusa no Yado Komatsu is an Onsen Property with only 6 Rooms, nestled in the embrace of the Kirishima mountain range. At this Property, we cherish the charm of traditional houses and aim to provide our guests with a satisfying and heartfelt holiday in a familial atmosphere.

Located in the heart of Kyoto, at Horikawa Gojo in Rakuchu, Kyoto Tokyu Hotel is an elegant and tranquil accommodation. With 408 guest rooms and nine banquet halls of various sizes, it caters to a wide range of occasions including international conferences, receptions, academic symposiums, wedding banquets, and various parties. The hotel also features three restaurants offering Japanese, Western, and Chinese cuisine as well as a bar where you can enjoy a variety of dishes made with seasonal ingredients. Experience exceptional hospitality unique to Kyoto for a memorable stay.

The various styles of "Atami Sekitei Bekkan Sakuraoka Saryo" are named "Sekitei Jushu" and are adorned with the spirit of "elegance and luxury" cultivated by Edo culture. We hope you can forget the daily complexities, enjoy a full-body, all-sensory relaxation, and relish the delightful dramas unfolding everywhere.

Cherishing the spirit of the tea ceremony, “Wa-Kei-Sei-Jaku” (harmony, respect, purity, and tranquility), we welcome you with once-in-a-lifetime hospitality.All seven Rooms feature open-air baths with free-flowing natural hot spring water, and meals can be enjoyed at your leisure in your Room.Step away from the bustle and surrender to serenity for a soothing stay that lets your heart unwind.

The Akayu Onsen "Akayu Onsen Mori no Yu," continuing since the Edo period, is a traditional single-story hot spring inn surrounded by a beautiful Japanese garden showcasing seasonal scenery. Relax and stretch out in the spacious interior. Forget trivial matters and enjoy complete relaxation.

The Property, "7c villa & winery," operated by us, offers a new way to enjoy carefully crafted wines made with craftsmanship while spending a relaxing time. This is the first winery of its kind in Kawaguchiko, created by a winemaker who fully expresses the individuality of grapes and 12 farmers under the name "7c | seven cedars winery." Located adjacent to the winery grounds, this concept villa allows you to enjoy pairings of original wines brewed on-site with locally sourced ingredients, all while overlooking the expansive vineyards right in front of you.

A traditional Japanese kaiseki inn perched on a hill in Tsukioka Onsen, Niigata. In the forest of Echigo-Tsukioka, along a gentle path.As dusk slowly falls like a soft veil of pale ink, we light each lamp in our Accommodation one by one.May these quietly flickering lights warm your heart as well.

In November 2024, following a major renovation of the entire property, Tsujinoya was reborn. A vast strolling garden adorned with seasonal plants throughout the year, exquisite cuisine by our Executive Chef, honored with the Minister of Health, Labour and Welfare Award, and our renowned hot spring baths from a private source overlooking the grand Kutani-ware ceramic wall remain unchanged— while the space has been renewed into an elegant fusion of Japanese and Western styles. Forget time and enjoy moments of peace and relaxation.

A traditional Japanese Ryokan with a serene Japanese garden. Operating as a daimyo's headquarters since the late Edo period, guests can enjoy the natural flowing Onsen in a scenic bath. The garden features a majestic 100-year-old Himuro cedar tree, and guests staying in first-floor rooms can directly access the garden. Additionally, the prestigious suite, which has hosted various renowned figures, offers a special space complete with a private Onsen bath and a sofa room. The Ryokan takes pride in its fresh seafood dishes, prepared with ingredients directly sourced from the sea by a chef who has been awarded the Minister of Health, Labour and Welfare Prize.

"Miyajima Grand Hotel Arimoto" is a Ryokan with a history dating back to the early Edo period, now run by its 20th generation. It is the closest accommodation to Itsukushima Shrine and the oldest accommodation in Miyajima, welcoming numerous guests over the years.In 1974, it opened a new annex on an elevated location behind the shrine, moving from its original site along Ari-no-Ura beach. The Ryokan has since been dedicated to providing hospitality to visitors of Itsukushima Shrine and guests from across Japan and overseas, allowing them to enjoy Miyajima's natural beauty and rich history. The traditional Japanese Sukiya-style rooms and Setouchi Kaiseki cuisine are among its highlights.

A modern Japanese-style auberge nestled at the foot of the Central Alps in Southern Shinshu. Dinner features a French course menu, including handmade soba prepared daily and dishes creatively incorporating buckwheat flour and grains. Ingredients are sourced primarily from local producers in Southern Shinshu, with a highlight being Ibuki Salmon, a unique delicacy raised with snowmelt water from the Central Alps. Breakfast also includes dishes made with buckwheat flour, offering exceptional flavors that will delight soba enthusiasts. The accommodation is a renovated ryokan transformed into a modern Japanese-style space featuring bed-style rooms that provide a comfortable and serene atmosphere. Located in an area rich with sightseeing opportunities, this hidden retreat offers an extraordinary escape where you can enjoy delicious cuisine and relax in tranquil surroundings.

A luxurious retreat of just eight detached villas, each featuring a scenic open-air hot spring bath with breathtaking views. Designed in a traditional Japanese farmhouse style with privacy in mind, each villa faces Izu Oshima and offers an exceptional location with endless ocean vistas. Every villa opens onto a green garden facing the sea and includes a spacious open-air hot spring bath—an exquisite private sanctuary. Dinner is served at our atmospheric dining venue overlooking a bamboo grove, featuring creative cuisine made with carefully selected local and seasonal ingredients. Enjoy Izu’s four signature delicacies—spiny lobster, abalone, golden eye snapper (kinmedai), and Shizuoka’s Fujiyama Wagyu—along with fresh local seafood and seasonal vegetables.

Ryusuke-cho, Komatsu City, is a town where machishu culture still thrives today. One traditional townhouse in this neighborhood has been reborn as a small Accommodation, preserving the everyday scenery of life in Komatsu. In a space where inherited aesthetics blend with fresh sensibilities, enjoy a relaxing stay.

All guest rooms are 60 m² or larger, offering spacious comfort and relaxation. Choose from three dining styles that capture the essence of Hakodate: “A seafood-focused buffet,” “a sushi kaiseki featuring seasonal Hakodate flavors,” and “Western-style cuisine with a touch of Taisho-era romance.” Enjoy a Twin Room with Scenic View Bath or a Japanese-Western room where you can feel the sea and breeze of the strait, an open-air bath in the sky (at the adjacent Yumoto Takubokutei), and a large public bath blending nostalgic charm with modern design—perfect for fully unwinding in Yunokawa Onsen.

Yamaguchi Yuda Onsen Koki-an A mountain lodge-like design that makes you forget you're in the city. The Japanese-modern Room, surrounded by garden trees, features an open-air bath and terrace with a sense of freedom. Enjoy the beautifying waters of Yuda Onsen, boasting a history since the Muromachi period, in the privacy of your Room, allowing you to spend a moment without worrying about anyone else. Indulge in the luxury of doing nothing at your own pace. Whether celebrating a 70th birthday, a family memorial, or as a reward for yourself, feel free to make use of our inn.