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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.

Tenjuku no Mori Keigetsu, located at the center of Hagi City, Yamaguchi City, Shimonoseki City, Nagato City, and Tsuwano, boasts an excellent location as a base for sightseeing in Yamaguchi Prefecture. The Japanese garden on the property is illuminated at night, creating a magical atmosphere. From its elevated position, guests can enjoy picturesque views like a painting. The Property features large communal baths for both men and women, open-air baths, cold water baths, and saunas. The hot spring water is a simple weak radioactive cold mineral spring known for its skin-beautifying properties to help relieve daily fatigue. Additionally, the Property takes pride in offering kaiseki cuisine made with abundant seafood from Yamaguchi Prefecture.

A white early American-style pension located on the west coast of Awaji Island, right in front of the sea. It is a small Property. The husband and wife personally take care of the guests. We prepare as many handmade items as possible to welcome you. The Room is simple, equipped with a bed, TV, and dresser. The bath features Awaji Ichinomiya Onsen (100% natural hot spring water, no added water, no heating), which is a mildly alkaline spring known as "beauty water" that leaves your skin smooth. You can enjoy a relaxing bath with your family in a private setting. While it is not as large as a Ryokan's public bath, it is spacious enough for 4-5 family members to use comfortably. At home, it may be difficult for the whole family to enjoy a bath together, so please take this opportunity to do so. For dinner, enjoy a handmade meal crafted with care by the owner. The dinner highlights local Awaji ingredients with minimal use of additives. As an optional (additional charge) menu, we offer Awaji beef sirloin steak, filet steak, a luxurious platter of fresh Seto Inland Sea sashimi, cheese fondue prepared by the cheese-loving owner, raclette cheese melted by the fireplace like in "Heidi, Girl of the Alps," and more. After dinner, starting at 9 PM, enjoy a drink time featuring rare liquors, the owner's handmade fruit liqueurs (about 50 varieties), and unique snacks. Sipping on drinks while listening to the sounds of 1950s jazz on the owner's treasured gramophone will create unforgettable memories. On the terrace by the sea at night, listening to the sound of the waves and gazing at the beautiful starry sky with your significant other will also make for a perfect memory.

Gero Onsen Yamagataya was established in the late Edo period, during the Tenpo era. Since its founding, the desire for "visitors to Yamagataya to feel more relaxed than at home and return rejuvenated" and the relaxing spaces cultivated over time have been Yamagataya's greatest attractions. Enjoy seasonal handmade dishes featuring Hida beef, local ingredients, and fresh seafood directly sourced from the market, along with the abundant hot spring waters in the large communal bath and open-air baths.

A property dedicated to helping guests create cherished memories with heartfelt service. The facility includes a hot stone sauna to soothe tired bodies. Additionally, the spacious rooms feature 120cm wide beds and a 23.0m² area, offering a comfortable space. Breakfast is served buffet-style, and lunch menus are available at reasonable prices. The restaurant, known for its attentive staff, ensures a pleasant dining experience.

Look, nature is abundant! Rapport is located in the Tambara Highlands in northern Gunma Prefecture. Surrounded by beech forests, Rapport offers a very tranquil environment. However, just a short walk away, you can find Tambara Ski Park in winter, Lavender Park in summer, and Tambara Kokia Garden in autumn. Stay at Rapport and enjoy the resort and the abundant nature.

The charm of our facility lies in the secret hot spring known as the "Rejuvenating Bath" and the abundant nature surrounding it.The alkaline spring sourced from "Hanawa Yukimi Onsen" is a secret hot spring that has been cherished in this area for a long time. It is said to relieve neuralgia, muscle pain, and joint pain. The alkaline spring quality warms you from the core and leaves your skin smooth, earning it the name "Rejuvenating Bath."The facility includes an open-air bath jacuzzi surrounded by nature, a large bath with a sauna, and a "Kenkaido" said to enhance immunity and healing power, making the entire facility a true Onsen paradise.The view from the mountain at an altitude of 540 meters offers enjoyment throughout the seasons, with fresh greenery in spring, cool breezes in summer, autumn leaves, and a star-filled sky in winter.Please enjoy detoxifying your mind and body in the rich greenery and the clear streams of Oku-Kuji.

Matsubakawa Onsen, known as a spiritual spring since the Edo period, is nestled in the valley of Hinoji River, a source of the Shimanto River. Here, you can enjoy the stunning seasonal beauty of mountains and valleys, fresh air, and a breathtaking starry night sky. Relax in a cozy space crafted with abundant Kubokawa cypress while listening to the gentle sounds of the river. Rejuvenate your body and mind in our large public baths and open-air baths that feature two rare types of natural hot springs with different qualities found only in few places across The whole country. We also offer heartfelt hospitality through dishes made from the blessings of nature—sea, river, and mountain—found along the Shimanto River basin.

A National Lodge is a Property or Facility built in areas with excellent natural environments, such as national parks or national recreational Onsen areas. Miyajima Mori no Yado is a National Lodge located within Omoto Park, at the foot of the natural monument Misen Primeval Forest. Omoto Park is a rare place in the world where large fir trees grow near the coastline, blending the scent of the sea with the fragrance of the forest. It has long been a famous spot for cherry blossoms and is counted among the Eight Views of Itsukushima for its beauty. Additionally, within the park lies Omoto Shrine, an ancient shrine said to have been established even before Itsukushima Shrine. During the winter festival Hyakutematsuri and the summer Miyajima Grand Festival Kangen-sai, ceremonial boats dock here, and rituals are performed. Right in front of the lodge is the Miyajima Aquarium, allowing you to rediscover the charm of Miyajima while staying at Miyajima Mori no Yado, surrounded by the rich natural beauty of the sea and mountains.