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Tsuwano, known as the "Little Kyoto of San'in." The historic buildings of the long-established sake brewery "Hashimoto Honten," founded during the Kyōhō era, have been revitalized into a combined accommodation and dining facility, [Wakatsuki]. Experience tranquility in the private villa-style "Hanare," immerse yourself in the traditional elegance of the main building "Moya," relax in a bathhouse utilizing a jet-black storehouse, and savor local ingredients at our gastronomy restaurant. Each space embodies the essence of this region's time and atmosphere, offering an experience where your stay becomes part of your journey. Reborn as a place to carry on traditions and weave them into the future, Wakatsuki invites you to spend your own special moments in this unique intersection of past and present.

Located in the heart of Hiroshima City, this is the perfect location for business, sightseeing, shopping, attending events, and watching sports. Just a 1-minute walk to the UNESCO World Heritage Site "Atomic Bomb Dome." From there, you can also take a sightseeing boat to another World Heritage Site, "Itsukushima Shrine." Directly connected to Sogo Department Store and the underground shopping mall "Shareo," as well as linked to Hiroshima Bus Center via a 3rd-floor walkway. Enjoy excellent transportation access and ultimate convenience.

All 16 rooms feature a semi-open-air bath and terrace with stunning waterfront views. A serene Japanese auberge nestled along the riverside of Hagi Hakkei, where tranquility becomes an art. Experience the exquisite scenery woven by water and light, as the sky, river, clouds, wind, and sun create fleeting moments of natural beauty that gently soothe your soul. The sunlight softly dances on the river's surface while the breeze caresses the bathwater, bringing a sense of calm. Among Hagi Hakkei’s breathtaking landscapes is "Tsurue no Yusho," an especially beautiful sunset view. When sky and water unite as one, time itself seems to dissolve into gentle harmony. From every room’s semi-open-air bath and terrace, enjoy ever-changing waterside vistas shaped by light and wind in perfect rhythm. Surrender yourself to this serenity so profound it makes you forget time itself.Here lies no noise or unnecessary adornment—only supreme richness found in harmony between nature and your heart.── Everything returns to tranquility at Hagi Hakkei Karashima Villa.

Capital Hotel 1000 in Rikuzentakata City relocated to higher ground in November 2013, and depending on the room, you can enjoy views of the sea or mountains. Our spacious rooms are a highlight, and barrier-free rooms are also available. With a large public bath, banquet hall, and a variety of meeting rooms, the Hotel is convenient for events and gatherings. Our cuisine is highly praised for featuring local ingredients unique to this area, blessed with seafood from Sanriku—one of the world’s three major fishing grounds. A short distance away, you’ll find magnificent scenery and many historic buildings, making sightseeing enjoyable as well.

Inspired by the appreciation for the serene and tasteful beauty of all things, we named our property "侘桜". A 200-year-old thatched-roof house has been relocated to a tranquil mountainous area near the small Kyoto of Kakunodate. We hope you can relax and enjoy your time here.

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).

KANAU is a hotel and restaurant that opened in April 2019 after renovating the nationally designated Important Cultural Property, "Kanau Former Imperial Residence." Located quietly along the clear stream of the Nyu River in Wada, northern Nishiyoshino Village, Nara Prefecture, this historic site dates back to the Jōkyū War of 1221. At that time, Fujiwara Tansan, who served as a Kumano official, responded to Emperor Gotoba's request and joined the Battle of Uji River. After their defeat, Tansan settled in Kanau instead of returning to his hometown Kumano. The current owner is the 29th generation descendant of Tansan. During the time of Hori Nobumasa (the fourth generation from Tansan), Emperor Go-Daigo was welcomed into Nobumasa's residence at Kanau after being driven out of Kyoto by Ashikaga Takauji at the end of Engen Year One (1336). This residence later served as an imperial palace for Emperors Go-Murakami, Chokei, and Go-Kameyama during Southern Court history. Today it welcomes you as Hotel & Restaurant KANAU.The gate designated as an Important Cultural Property features a plaque inscribed with "Imperial Residence" by Yoshimura Torataro from Tenchu-gumi. Next to this gate stands an Edo-period row house building used for accommodation. While its exterior remains unchanged from that era, its interior has been modernized for your comfort. Each room includes a piano available for free use—even overnight playing is allowed! Pets such as dogs are welcome to stay with you; there’s even an on-site dog run equipped with night lighting for added enjoyment.Although pets cannot enter inside our restaurant area itself—on our deck terrace overlooking riverside views—you can dine alongside your furry friends! Additionally roaming sheep provide opportunities playful interaction nearby too! Mochi-making experiences cost ¥6600 per person offering unique cultural fun!A variety activities await guests including rafting/canyoning adventures down Yoshino River trekking snowshoeing winter mountains tree-climbing guided tours plus numerous golf courses located close-by vicinity!Just one-and-a-half hours drive away Osaka city center lies KANAU Former Imperial Residence where endless entertainment awaits visitors seeking easy access unforgettable experiences alike!

Awaji Hamarikyu, a classic Japanese resort standing in the scenic Keino Matsubara, which is listed among Japan's Top 100 Sunsets. The beautiful scenery, once celebrated in the ancient Manyoshu poetry collection, continues to captivate travelers even today. Awaji Island has long been allowed to offer its products to the Imperial family as Miketsukuni, and it nurtures an abundance of seasonal ingredients from its sea and land. Uzushio Onsen Ten no Yu is sourced from the southern part of the island and is renowned for its smooth skin feel and heat retention effects. Poets who visited this place in ancient times left behind poems inspired by their experiences here; they spent time at Matsuho embraced by Awaji Island's rich nature that cleansed their spirits. We hope that modern visitors to Awaji Hamarikyu will also enjoy a peaceful holiday that soothes both body and mind.

"Umiyuutei" is a Resort Hotel located on a hill in Nanki Shirahama, offering exclusive views of the vast Pacific Ocean. All rooms boast ocean views and feature private open-air baths with 24-hour flowing water, allowing guests to enjoy a leisurely private time. While enjoying the natural scenery that changes with the seasons, you can fully savor the blessings of the Onsen, making it a truly blissful moment.In terms of cuisine, dishes prepared with local seasonal ingredients and reliable techniques are offered. You can enjoy the changing flavors that match the mood of the day and the season, with dishes made from fresh vegetables, seafood, and meats. Especially, the flavorful sea bream sashimi and the gentle Japanese breakfast are highlights of the culinary experience.The rooms offer a variety of options to meet diverse needs, including three types: Japanese-style, Japanese-Western style, and Japanese modern, as well as villa-style accommodations like the breathtaking Zekkei Yamaso and Toge no Sakura Chaya. Every room boasts ocean views, allowing guests to enjoy the natural beauty that varies with the time of day, such as sunsets, fishing fires, and starry skies.Access is convenient, with various transportation options including car, train, bus, and plane. Additionally, there is a Shuttle Service from Hotel Seymour, making it easy to visit."Umiyuutei," which combines the history of Shirahama Onsen with modern comfort and traditional hospitality, is an ideal Property for spending a special holiday.

Kumoba Pond, a forest where you can feel Karuizawa’s four seasons. Quietly nestled on its shore, Fufu Kyu-Karuizawa Shiyou no Mori is a small luxury resort that evokes the Karuizawa villas once admired for their beautiful, modern architecture. With designs inspired by Kumoba Pond and its tree-lined paths, spaces that reflect Karuizawa’s Western culture and history, and a terrace where time drifts by beneath dappled sunlight, you can enjoy moments of true relaxation. In the natural Onsen prepared in every room, savor the luxury of bathing as many times as you like, whenever you wish.Please note that Fufu Karuizawa Yoko no Kaze is another “Fufu” with an entirely different concept. With different locations, guest rooms, dining, design, and Onsen experiences at each property, we invite you to explore both and enjoy a blissful resort stay in Karuizawa—a destination overflowing with charm beyond what any single place can contain.

"Higashiyama Wakon" is a Japanese restaurant featuring four guest rooms accommodating up to four groups per day, designed with the concept of "just right yet comfortable," offering a unique culinary experience of Kanazawa.

"Hinaya Higashiyama" features a stately exterior with black plaster walls and latticework reminiscent of Kanazawa's samurai residences. Inside, the space is enveloped in the soft glow of indirect lighting and the warmth of wood. The living room, with its striking wooden beam ceiling, and the bathroom, equipped with a large jacuzzi, offer views of a beautiful courtyard garden. The second-floor Japanese-style room, highlighted by the deep ultramarine blue known as a noble color in Kanazawa, is another highlight. With both Japanese and Western-style bedrooms, two washbasins, and two toilets, this accommodation provides a luxurious and spacious stay in Kanazawa, perfect for groups or families.

Welcome to Matsue City! A popular destination among international tourists! Start your visit with Matsue Castle. From the top of the castle tower, you can enjoy a panoramic view that extends to Mount Daisen on clear days. Experience a unique perspective on a sightseeing boat tour around the castle moat, where you can admire the historic scenery from below. A leisurely walk is also highly recommended! Visit the Lafcadio Hearn Memorial Museum, the Samurai Residence, and the Matsue History Museum—all within a 10-minute walking distance. Immerse yourself in the rich history and enjoy a luxurious time as you let the hours flow by at a relaxed pace. We, the owner couple, not only run the guesthouse "Daisho Oshiro Asobi" but also operate a restaurant called "Ramen Tonteki Daisho." We warmly invite you to join us for dinner! Right across the street, there is a locally famous bakery offering delicious bread. Our guesthouse, which was formerly a café, features a terrace bathed in morning sunlight. Feel free to brew yourself a hot cup of coffee using the complimentary water server and enjoy it on the terrace. We hope you create many wonderful memories during your stay. Have a great trip!

The international city of Yokohama, where cultures intersect, features the new urban center Minato Mirai 21. The Yokohama Grand Intercontinental Hotel, with its unique exterior inspired by a yacht's sail, has become a symbol of this city. Additionally, its location is ideal not only as a base for Yokohama sightseeing but also as a business hub, being situated within the integrated convention center "Pacifico Yokohama."

Hilton Nagoya is a first-class Hotel located in Fushimi, Nagoya’s central business district. It offers extensive Facilities and the high standard of service known as the “Hilton Standard.” Guest rooms occupy floors 9 through 27, and all 460 rooms, including suites, offer panoramic views of the city of Nagoya. At the Executive Lounge on the 2nd floor, you can unwind in a refined and relaxing setting while enjoying breakfast, refreshments, and evening cocktails. Hilton Nagoya also provides services and Facilities that are ideal for families traveling with young children, ensuring a comfortable stay for kids as well as moms and dads.