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A tranquil accommodation nestled at the foot of Nishiyama Tumulus, along Japan's oldest road, "Yamanobe no Michi." With the concept of "Living with Ancient Tombs," we share the wisdom of coexisting with nature through accommodation, dining, and experiences. The accommodation and dining buildings are designed based on the ancient Chinese philosophy of "Yin-Yang and Five Elements," themed around the five elements: wood, fire, earth, metal, and water. Immerse yourself in a journey that engages all your senses as you experience nature's cycles through this philosophy and feel the flow of time connecting ancient Nara to modern life. Enjoy a moment to return to your origins in this serene place where past and present quietly converge. A portion of your stay fee contributes to maintaining tumuli and their surrounding environment.

A property featuring a large communal bath and open-air bath made of Hinoki wood, conveniently located just a 1-minute walk from Hirayu Bus Terminal. Enjoy local kaiseki cuisine prepared with Hida beef, Okuhida salmon, river pufferfish, and Shin-Hotaka char. The special rooms are luxuriously designed in a traditional house style, offering spacious layouts and impressive Hinoki baths. The natural hot spring water soothes not only the body but also the mind.

"RETONA HAKONE," an accommodation specially designed for stays with your beloved dog. Nestled in the majestic nature of Hakone, this warm and inviting space, crafted with natural materials, offers a home-like comfort where both you and your dog can relax together. All 15 guest rooms are equipped with private onsen baths, allowing you to enjoy a leisurely time with your furry companion. This is a welcoming space where guests can stay regardless of their dog's size.

Towada Hotel is located on a high plateau on the western shore of Lake Towada, offering a panoramic view of the lake and surrounding beech forests that showcase the beauty of nature throughout the seasons.The renovated main building revives authentic Japanese architecture made of Akita cedar by the craftsmanship of 80 traditional carpenters, while the newly constructed annex features tranquil Western-style rooms, available to suit your preferences. The cuisine is a fusion of Japanese and Western styles, incorporating local ingredients.

Known as the "Castle in the Sky" or "Japan's Machu Picchu," Takeda Castle Ruins appear to float amidst a sea of clouds. At the foot of this historic site lies a charming castle town, featuring serene waterways, traditional townhouses from the Meiji and Taisho eras with white plaster walls and decorative eaves, and picturesque scenery that changes with each season.At the heart of this historic townscape stands a former sake brewery with over 400 years of history, now transformed into an elegant accommodation offering 13 unique rooms. Each room is distinct in character, housed within structures such as the main building from the Meiji era, storehouses, or detached cottages, providing guests with a tranquil and soothing retreat.The culinary experience—a highlight of any journey—features local specialties like Tajima beef and Kasumi crab paired with fresh local vegetables in exquisite French cuisine. Indulge in a world of gourmet delights enhanced by various local ingredients and fine sake.To enrich your stay further, we also provide guidance on nearby attractions. With its convenient location for visiting Takeda Castle Ruins as well as Amanohashidate sightseeing spots, our accommodation offers an ideal escape from daily life where you can enjoy moments of peace and fulfillment.

Located in the Bandai Highlands within Bandai-Asahi National Park, this Hotel offers views of Mt. Bandai. It is conveniently situated as a base for year-round activities in the rich nature of Urabandai, including skiing, trekking, and canoeing. Goshikinuma Ponds are about an 8-minute walk away, making it ideal for family trips and multi-generational stays.■All guest rooms include lounge access.Enjoy sparkling wine, beer and other alcoholic beverages, as well as coffee, juice, herb water and other soft drinks, plus snacks.■An “all-inclusive” stay to enjoy at your own pace.This Hotel offers an all-inclusive stay where the Accommodation Fee includes dinner and breakfast; drinks at the buffet restaurant and lounge; Onsen access; and activities.From the relaxing aromas you notice upon arrival to local cuisine and activities throughout your stay, enjoy the area’s nature, culture, and traditions whenever you like.*Some drinks and activities are available for an additional fee. Lunch is not provided.*In addition to all-inclusive (dinner & breakfast included), we also offer plans with breakfast included or No Meals Included.

"Resonate Club Kuju," a Resort Hotel where you can enjoy nature with all five senses, is a Hotel quietly nestled within the Aso Kuju National Park at an altitude of 865 meters, surrounded by magnificent natural beauty. With the concept of "Resonate"—harmony between nature and people, and among people—it strives to protect the environment and ecosystem within its grounds while showcasing the wonders of nature throughout the four seasons. If we imagine the guests visiting "Resonate Club Kuju" as travelers, the Facility could be described as a "small village on a vast grassland" and "a warm dwelling in the land of the gods." The hospitality of this haven for urban dwellers might be summed up as "offering the freedom to choose without imposing anything."

The bath facilities include two indoor baths, an open-air dome bath, and three open-air baths in separate areas. There is no gender distinction, and all baths are available for private use, allowing you to relax at your own pace. You may need to wait for your desired Onsen, but you can check the usage status and elapsed time on the electronic bulletin board in front of your Room. Our Property is entirely non-smoking, with designated smoking areas only at the entrance and terrace. The building is a two-story structure located on a slope, with multiple staircases of about 5 to 9 steps, making it far from barrier-free and without an elevator. Please take this into consideration when making your Reservation.The entrance is auto-locked, but staff will respond promptly via the intercom. We believe this provides good security. Unlike full-service Ryokan or Hotels, our Property offers a unique atmosphere, resembling a villa with a resident manager and chef.At our Property, guests are encouraged to wear loungewear instead of yukata. You are welcome to dine in your loungewear or casual clothes, whichever you prefer. In Oku-Nikko, there is a risk of snow and ice from mid-November, so if you are arriving by car, please equip studless tires or inquire about road conditions by phone. As it is located within a national park, snow removal is conducted perfectly 24 hours a day, so you should have no issues arriving as long as your car is equipped with studless tires.

[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.

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.

40 minutes by car from Memanbetsu Airport, approximately 2 hours from Kushiro Airport, within a 1-hour drive are many famous tourist destinations in Eastern Hokkaido such as Abashiri, Shiretoko, and Lake Mashu!

A highland Resort Hotel surrounded by nature. Enjoy athletic activities in summer and winter sports during the colder months. After a day full of fun, relax and unwind in our private Onsen bath sourced from 1,221 meters underground.

KANAYA RESORT HAKONE stands quietly amid lush, natural forest.For dinner, enjoy French cuisine with Japanese touches, carrying on the tradition of the legendary restaurant “Seiyozensho John Kanaya Azabu”.All guest rooms feature private Onsen baths, allowing you to enjoy the renowned waters of Owakudani as free-flowing hot spring water.Experience a sense of harmony with nature in spaces where time slows down—seasonal garden terraces and walking paths that change their character throughout the year.

All 9 rooms are equipped with open-air baths. Exceptional hospitality made possible by the limited number of rooms. The interior is a modern and stylish space. A refined adult Stays located in the historic Hakone Gora.

Arima Onsen, one of Japan's oldest hot spring resorts and counted among the three most famous onsen in Japan. During the Meiji era, when Kobe opened its port to foreign trade, many foreigners visited Arima Onsen. They also visited the renowned autumn foliage spot "Kiyomizu-dera," which later became a foreigner-exclusive hotel called "Kiyomizu Hotel." The lush green grounds of "Arima Sanso Goshobessho" still retain the sacred atmosphere of that time. Goshobessho was established by Shirobei Kanai XV, the current head of "Tosen Goshobo," Arima Onsen's oldest accommodation. All 10 suite rooms at Goshobessho are detached and feature private onsen baths and low-temperature saunas known as "Thermal Rooms." One of these suites even includes the world's first treehouse-style open-air bath.