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The Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter, which became a Tenryo (directly governed land) in 1632, still vividly preserves the atmosphere of its past. The area is lined with merchant houses featuring lattice windows and walls with traditional honeycomb patterns, while the black-tiled rooftops create a striking silhouette against the sky. Its timeless charm continues to captivate visitors.Kurashiki Inn is located in the heart of the Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter. This culinary inn offers a serene retreat with its traditional architecture and tranquil garden views. The guest rooms, limited to just 8, are renovated from historical buildings such as an Edo-period storage house.

Once known as the "Kitchen of Ise," Ise Kawasaki has long supported pilgrims visiting Ise. Nestled in a charming and historic townscape, our 6 buildings with 8 guest rooms showcase traditional architectural styles and Ise's craftsmanship, allowing you to experience the culture of "aging beauty." In the spirit of the "Oshi" from the Edo period, who assisted visitors to Ise Jingu Shrine, we are here to support each guest on their pilgrimage. Immerse yourself in the history and spirituality of Ise and its sacred shrines while enjoying a journey that purifies both body and soul.

In Sawara, the vibrant charm of the Edo period, which has faded with the passage of time in Tokyo, remains vividly preserved. It has been designated as the first Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings in the Kanto region. As a dispersed Hotel blending seamlessly into the Edo-style atmosphere of Sawara, our accommodations are spread across the town, offering 4 buildings with 13 rooms. Each room provides a refined space that retains the essence of historical architecture. We also offer experiences that immerse you in the history of Sawara, such as enjoying locally sourced French cuisine that highlights the seasonal bounty of Chiba, the Kanto region's premier food treasure trove, and town walks in collaboration with nearby renowned shops and establishments. To enhance your journey, we provide guidance on surrounding tourist spots, including special experiences at Katori Shrine and visits to Naritasan Shinshoji Temple, allowing you to connect with history and enjoy a fulfilling and enriching time. Indulge in a luxurious stay that refreshes your spirit while reflecting on history and culture.

We have been recognized as a 5-star property. Since the Edo period, our establishment has walked alongside the clear Nagara River, cherishing the spirit of Japanese hospitality and striving daily to be a property loved by all. Please enjoy a blissful time that soothes your soul while experiencing the history and culture of Gifu in this region.

Nestled in Higashiyama, a district rich in history and culture and home to many temples and shrines including Kiyomizu-dera and the Kyoto National Museum, Saka Hotel Kyoto sits on a quiet slope away from the bustle of the main streets—so serene you can almost hear the grass rustle. Though a Hotel, it is filled with Japanese functionality and warmth, offering travelers after a busy day a peaceful place to unwind and feel at ease. After a deep sleep wrapped in our carefully selected beds, start your morning slowly with freshly brewed coffee, then head out for an early walk through Higashiyama to discover a side of the town you won’t see during the day. A relaxing bath after your stroll and breakfast will make the start of your new day in Kyoto truly unforgettable.

A culinary Ryokan located beside Hachiman-bori Canal in Omihachiman, Shiga—designated an Important Cultural Landscape—renovated from a sukiya-style building constructed in the late Edo period. Choose between the exclusive-use Main Building (one whole house) and a secluded annex limited to two parties per day.At “Japanese Cuisine Tamaru,” a renovated storehouse, enjoy Omi kaiseki featuring abundant ingredients from the Saba Kaido route and the Omi region.*Check-in times vary by Room. Please refer to each Room page for details.

- Experience a special journey in the historic castle town of Ozu, nurtured by the Hijikawa River. Encounter history, culture, and stunning landscapes amidst historical architecture that embodies Japanese aesthetics. Immerse yourself in the charm of this unique town. -Our accommodation is one of Japan's largest decentralized hotels, where the entire castle town is envisioned as a single hotel. Guest rooms, reception areas, and restaurants are scattered throughout the town. During your stay, explore each building while naturally touring the castle town to meet locals and discover its history, culture, and breathtaking scenery.Ozu City in Ehime Prefecture was selected as one of "The Top 100 Sustainable Destinations 2022" by Green Destinations and won first place globally in the Story Awards "Culture & Tradition" category.

Have you heard of the plant called "Honeysuckle"? This plant, whose name means "enduring winter," has been used as a medicinal herb since ancient times. In Inuyama, it has also been transformed into sake, supporting the health of local people for over 400 years. Our accommodation is located in a former brewery and main house where this honeysuckle sake was crafted. It is a place to experience the "healthy living" and "gentle moments" that this plant inspires. All of this takes place in the quiet streets of Inuyama, away from the hustle and bustle. With a glass of sake, a bowl of rice, and the fragrance of one flower— we hope to bring gentle space to your heart and body.

Set in Naramachi, a popular district in Nara’s old town where traditional streetscapes remain, “Kaze no Naramachi” is a small Hotel with only eight rooms, blending modern comfort while preserving the beauty and design of classic Japanese architecture such as storehouses and tea rooms. As befits the birthplace of sake, our concept is a “SAKE HOTEL,” where you can enjoy pairings of Toyosawa Brewery’s sake with fusion cuisine made with locally sourced ingredients. Rare sakes may also be available depending on the season. To help make your trip even more fulfilling, we also provide guidance on nearby sightseeing spots. Enjoy atmospheric strolls through town and visits to Kofuku-ji Temple, Todai-ji Temple, and Nara Park—an enriching stay where you can experience culture and history and discover Nara’s hidden charms.

"Travel Like Living" - Decentralized Renovated Traditional House Hotel - One of the oldest port towns in the whole country, <Fukuyama, Tomonoura>. Since the opening of Shiomachi Hotel Yagura in 2019, time has passed, and in December 2025, the fifth Shiomachi Hotel "RiSA" was born. Enjoy a unique stay that offers "living like a local," with the charm of historical architecture and the serene flow of time in Tomonoura.

RITA Yame Fukushima is a small Hotel renovated from a 100-year-old traditional Japanese house, designed as a "Property where you stay as if you live." We are here to help you experience the lifestyle of Yame Fukushima. Please look forward to conversations with the locals and encounters with new scenery. We have prepared Yame-inspired amenities, tea, and guides for strolling around the town, so that all our guests can experience the lifestyle of Yame Fukushima and enjoy a relaxing time.

An extraordinary escape about 60 minutes by car from Fukuoka Airport and Hakata Station. Set in a nationally designated Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings, “Kaze no Yamefukushima” is a dispersed Hotel created by minimally restoring and enhancing the comfort of Kita-ya’s sake brewery and tea shop, both with nearly 200 years of history.Spend a soothing moment in spaces where you can feel the passage of time.During your stay, enjoy experiences unique to Yame: a welcome with sencha and tea sweets, creative cuisine featuring Yame tea with thoughtful tea pairings, and ochazuke to start your morning.As Japan’s leading gyokuro-producing region, Yame offers a fresh way to enjoy tea from arrival to departure.To make your trip even more fulfilling, our local concierge will suggest ways to spend your time that can only be experienced here. Please feel free to ask about enjoying nearby sights or celebrating a special birthday or anniversary with family, as a couple, or with your partner.Savor timeless moments at our “TEA&SAKE HOTEL,” where you can enjoy both tea and sake experiences.

Set in historic Miyagawa-cho and just moments from the Kamo River and Kennin-ji Temple, this rare location offers an exceptional base in Kyoto. Designed by Kengo Kuma & Associates, the architecture evokes the charm of Gion’s hidden lanes while reinterpreting traditional motifs through a contemporary lens, creating an intimate space to connect with Kyoto’s culture.The 89 guestrooms reflect Capella’s signature deeply personal stay, rooted in Kyoto’s enduring traditions.Six suites feature natural Onsen that can be enjoyed in-room, while Auriga Spa offers programs that blend Japanese tradition with modern wellness.In addition to exceptional dining across three restaurants, a diverse collection of contemporary art and cultural experiences throughout the property celebrates local traditions that continue to thrive today.

"Yoruya" is a culinary accommodation with 13 rooms, located in the Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter, aiming to provide guests with an experience that reflects the essence of Kurashiki through dining and accommodation. The 110-year-old traditional building, originally constructed during the Meiji era as an annex for a kimono shop, has been renovated and expanded to include 13 guest rooms, a U-shaped dining area with 16 seats, and a wine bar open to non-staying guests. At "Yoruya," we embrace the changing seasons not just by the calendar's four divisions but by incorporating ingredients and cooking methods inspired by Japan's twenty-four solar terms and seventy-two micro-seasons, offering a culinary experience that expresses Kurashiki's local culture.

Mikuni Minato, once a thriving port for Kitamae ships, now blends the old with the new in its historic streets, evoking a sense of travel nostalgia. Neither urban nor rural, it exudes a unique cultural charm. The lifestyle culture inherited from ancestors and the tranquil lives of its people create a familiar yet nostalgic daily life in this port town, soothing the soul. Enjoy a stay that feels like living in this town, embracing your own unique experience.

In Kanazawa's Naka-machi, you can rent an entire traditional townhouse exclusively for one group per day. The Room, preserved as it was during the Taisho era when it was used for tea house entertainment (with geisha), offers a unique experience. Additionally, from the spacious veranda, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the Asano River, and in spring, admire the cherry blossoms. Immerse yourself in the history and tradition of Kanazawa, accompanied by the sounds of the Asano River and the seasonal scenery.

From the streets of Kurashiki, rich in art and culture, step into the Kurashiki Royal Art Hotel... Here, a splendid space adorned with luxurious marble awaits. We always welcome our guests with the spirit of "ichi-go ichi-e," providing heartfelt service and a relaxing atmosphere. We aspire to be a hotel that leaves a lasting impression in our guests' hearts along with memories of their Kurashiki journey. All rooms are equipped with Wi-Fi.

Enjoy an exceptional location within walking distance of Kyoto’s most popular sights, including Yasaka Shrine, Kodaiji Temple, and the Gion geisha district, along with the rare luxury of renting an entire traditional two-story Japanese-style townhouse. Though set among these iconic attractions, this Accommodation offers a quiet, soothing retreat away from the city bustle. Experience the luxury of staying as if you live here, the joy of gathering with loved ones, and countless Kyoto memories born at Bettei Juge. Bettei Juge is located in a corner of Kiyomizu that still retains the charm of old Kyoto—halfway up a gently sloping stone-paved street with views of Yasaka Pagoda. With its elegant Kyoto-style exterior, a small courtyard garden (tsuboniwa), a bright living room filled with natural light, and an exclusive 122㎡ of total floor space all to yourself, it truly feels like a refined second home. Please relax and unwind at Bettei Juge (pronounced “Juge”), thoughtfully crafted with care for our guests.

A harmonious blend of old and new, the Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter.“Toto Kurashiki Machiya no Yado” is an Accommodation in a traditional townhouse built about 100 years ago, designed to blend seamlessly into this beautiful streetscape.What Toto hopes to offer you is time spent here. While preserving the history etched into the building, it has been carefully restored with materials that grow richer in character with age, creating a space where you can truly unwind.For dining, we can introduce nearby spots where you can enjoy local cuisine and regional sake. Stroll through town as you take in white-walled storehouses, swaying willows, and swans gliding over the surface of the Kurashiki River. Pick up a tempting dish at a shop along the way—when you return to your Accommodation, another evening begins. Savor each moment and stay as if you live here; we invite you to enjoy these precious times.

Kurashiki Bikan District Yoshi Ryokan was originally built as a private residence in the late Edo period, a time when the area flourished as a tenryo (directly governed land). As one of the traditional buildings within the Kurashiki Riverbank Traditional Building Preservation District, protected under the Cultural Properties Protection Act, we have preserved its exterior while operating as a Ryokan for over a century, upholding Kurashiki's spirit of hospitality. Amid the fast-paced days of modern life, we invite you to fully enjoy the seasonal breezes flowing through this traditional Ryokan in the Kurashiki Bikan District. We look forward to welcoming you.