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Welcome. Approximately 40 minutes by car from the Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter. Welcome to a white Resort Hotel overlooking the Setonaikai National Park. A healing space where you can forget the passage of time. Immerse yourself in a sense of freedom and enjoy exquisite cuisine... Savor dishes brimming with the bounty of the Seto Inland Sea... Spend a luxurious time while enjoying the breathtaking view of the Seto Inland Sea's island beauty and the majestic Seto Ohashi Bridge. In April 2021, we renovated our 32-square-meter twin rooms with stunning views. On the top 9th floor, we offer a restaurant "Paul Blanc," featuring creative Western cuisine and Okayama cuisine under the theme of "New Setouchi Cuisine," breathing new life into ingredients from the Seto Inland Sea. On the 1st floor, we have a Japanese restaurant "Kibi," serving vibrant Japanese kaiseki dishes made with an abundance of seafood freshly caught from local fishing ports. Enjoy a blissful moment in our "evolving comfortable space."
Just steps away from Dogo Onsen Honkan, we pride ourselves on a modern atmosphere and Dogo's first rooftop open-air bath. Enjoy your meals in a sophisticated setting with performances by chefs that delight all five senses.
Founded in 1949. A garden Accommodation with Onsen nestled at the foot of Kochi Castle. Soothe travel fatigue in our open-air bath and sauna, featuring a natural hot spring that first sprang forth in Kochi. Our executive chef, winner of the Minister of Health, Labour and Welfare Award, visits the market every morning to carefully select the finest seasonal Tosa ingredients of the day. Enjoy them with our kaiseki dinner and breakfast buffet. Within walking distance of Kochi Castle and Hirome Market, it is an ideal base for sightseeing. Perfect for a wide range of occasions—from business trips to families and couples celebrating anniversaries or birthdays (consecutive selection in “100 Best Ryokan in The whole country”).
A Resort Hotel where you can feel close to nature, surrounded by azure seas and lush green mountains. Enjoy a variety of Onsen, including the spectacular cave Onsen "Bokido" with views of the rough Kuroshio waves and Onsen overlooking the town from the mountains, which cannot be fully explored in a single day.
An Izu Onsen Ryokan offering a total of 9 types of baths, including open-air baths with stunning ocean views and private open-air baths with breathtaking scenery available for free. Meals feature fresh and delicious local specialties such as Ise lobster, abalone, and golden eye snapper, which are highly popular.
The Ryokan "Kansui-en Kakuraku" in Nasushiobara offers hospitality, cuisine, and Onsen. Enjoy a relaxing moment in a comfortable space crafted by the host, featuring 100% natural Kuroiso Onsen and dishes made with Nasu ingredients such as Tochigi Wagyu beef and Ayu fish.
[Reopening after renovation in July 2026] A wellness Accommodation themed around four sources of vitality—Warmth, Gut Health, Healing, and Sleep—designed to restore the body and mind’s natural balance. Enjoy a rooftop panoramic footbath overlooking Suruga Bay, as well as private saunas and hot-stone spa rooms wrapped in tranquility—time to reconnect with yourself and support your beauty and well-being. For dining, we offer a gluten-free course menu. You can also enjoy wheat-free dishes along with our carefully selected medicinal herbal teas.
Boasting an exceptional location surrounded by the tranquil Kinko Bay and the dramatic Uomidake. This tropical-style Accommodation also features the free-flowing-from-the-source Onsen “Chirin no Yu” and Ibusuki’s famous sand-steaming Onsen.
Located at the southern tip of Awaji Island, "Shiosai no Yu" Onsen boasts views of the Naruto Strait. Enjoy seasonal dishes such as cherry blossom sea bream in spring, hamo in summer, Ise lobster in autumn, and pufferfish in winter, along with a popular seafood buffet.
A healing Onsen property surrounded by majestic primeval forests, offering a close connection to nature. Throughout the year, you can encounter various wild birds, and we take pride in our Onsen's water quality that leaves your skin smooth. Enjoy a relaxing time.
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.
On the shores of Lake Yuno at Oku Nikko Yumoto Onsen. A Resort Hotel where you can enjoy Japan's beautiful four seasons: fresh greenery, autumn leaves, and snowy landscapes. Fully enjoy the natural flow Onsen that opened during the Nara period.
A historic and traditional Onsen Accommodation with over 90 years of heritage: “Michitekuru Kokoro no Yado Kichimu.” Selected for “100 Best Hotels & Ryokan in Japan Chosen by Professionals,” and also for “100 Best Accommodations to See the Sunset.” The view from the open-air bath 35 meters above ground, overlooking the sea, is truly breathtaking. From the guest rooms, as well as the large public bath and lobby, you can enjoy panoramic views of Uchiura Bay and the beautiful Pacific Ocean beyond—offering an open, soothing stay. For dining, savor exquisite kaiseki cuisine created through the masterful skills of our head chef—recipient of the “2020 Yellow Ribbon Medal”—and carefully selected seasonal seafood and mountain delicacies from Boso. Please indulge to your heart’s content in Kichimu’s distinctive hospitality, named with the wish that every traveler who visits will have good dreams.
We strive to be your “spiritual hometown”—an Accommodation where you can relax with the nostalgic comfort of returning home. After enjoying an Onsen tour with four open-air baths, two indoor baths, a kamaburo (stone sauna), and a private bath, please savor fresh local cuisine.
A Resort Hotel within Mobility Resort Motegi offering panoramic views of the racing circuit. After enjoying the races, unwind in an open-air bath inspired by the nature of Motegi Town and savor dishes made with delicious ingredients.
A renowned property known for the hospitality of its young blue-eyed host. Enjoy the hand-crafted natural onsen flowing directly from the source and relax in the interior surrounded by a beautiful garden. The cuisine, which can be comfortably enjoyed in your room, is also highly praised.
A Resort Hotel located closest to the sea at the southernmost tip of Minami-Bōsō, Chiba. All rooms offer ocean views, and the onsen large bath and on-site restaurant also provide stunning sea vistas. Features include pet-friendly rooms for stays with your beloved dog and a spacious dog run for play.
Our top-floor large public bath and open-air bath are especially popular, offering panoramic views of Lake Suwa and access to the only two hot spring sources in Kamisuwa Onsen: “Aka no Izumi” and “Shiro no Izumi.” Warm up in the Onsen and enjoy heartfelt hospitality and cuisine at our Japanese-style Ryokan.
A Hotel on a hill overlooking the tranquil Obama Bay in Toba. Enjoy breathtaking ocean views from the panoramic lobby and open-air baths. Savor seasonal flavors with kaiseki cuisine featuring fresh local fish, or an all-you-can-eat buffet with four types of spiny lobster.
A traditional Japanese Ryokan at Yutagami Onsen, a hidden retreat in Niigata. The beneficial "Yakushi no Yu" is drinkable, and the open-air bath made of natural stones offers a unique and elegant ambiance. Enjoy seasonal seafood from the Sea of Japan and a variety of mountain vegetables.





























