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Narai-juku, with a 400-year history on the Nakasendo, remains as Japan's longest post town, preserving much of its original charm. Located at the midpoint of the 69 stations of the Nakasendo, this post town flourished with many travelers and was affectionately known as "Narai Senken." As we inherit four historical buildings as the Property BYAKU Narai, we have chosen not to give each building a new name. Instead, we decided to return to the "yago" (traditional house names) passed down from the Edo period, such as calling the sake brewery "Suginomori Shuzo," established in 1793 and a symbol of the town, "Toshiyoshiya." The 16 Rooms are unique and diverse, utilizing the structures of the four historical buildings, each with different layouts and purposes. Immerse yourself in spaces that embrace the historical architecture, and experience the history and countless stories these buildings have witnessed over time. We offer a unique stay experience in these traditional houses, distinct from typical Hotel Rooms, where you can feel the essence of a place that has supported various lives and activities for generations.

We offer a "Full Order Style Dinner," where you can enjoy freshly prepared dishes served one by one, unlike buffets or all-you-can-eat options. Each dish is crafted with the quality of fine Italian cuisine by our former Executive Chef of Palace Hotel Tachikawa. You can savor your favorite dishes freshly made each time, creating a unique dining experience tailored just for you.The onsen features the renowned Sarugakyo Onsen water, known for its skin-beautifying properties. Enjoy it as much as you like during your stay. From rooms with semi-open-air baths to casual accommodations, we provide guest rooms suited to your preferred style of stay. Immerse yourself in the tranquility of nature while indulging in exquisite cuisine and relaxing onsen.*Please note that we do not accommodate guests who are preschool-aged or younger.*

Facing the Sea of Japan, Tango–Kumihama is a scenic area where many beautiful landscapes remain. A legend has been passed down here. In the Kamakura period, the monk Ippen traveled across The whole country to save people, distributing nembutsu talismans and performing dancing nembutsu. After finishing his preaching in Kyoto and heading toward San’in, he was chanting the nembutsu in Kumihama when clouds suddenly gathered and a blue dragon appeared over the sea. Dragon worship has long been practiced in this region, and it is said that the blue dragon revealed itself before Ippen to form a bond with the nembutsu. Even today, the Sea of Japan as seen from Kumihama retains an air of mystery. Like Ippen once did, you can be embraced by this scenery and find rest here.

Nestled at the foot of Mt. Omuro on a vast 3,300 m² property.A secluded Accommodation of just six detached Rooms, offering a blissful escape from the bustle of everyday life with exceptional hot springs and cuisine.All Rooms at Oyado Uchiyama are maisonette-style, featuring a cozy atmosphere crafted in traditional wood.On the first floor, you’ll find a 10-tatami Japanese-style room, along with spaces such as an engawa veranda or a spacious bath and an irori hearth (depending on the Room),while the second floor includes a bedroom and— in every Room—an open-air panoramic view bath with sweeping views of the sea and the mountains of Izu.From the bath, enjoy breathtaking scenery of sunlit sea and mountains by day, and a sky full of stars at night.Dinner is served either in private dining rooms or in your Room, where you can savor seasonal Izu kaiseki cuisine prepared by our head chef.

The Natural Countryside Onsen Fukahori-tei is located in the heart of the Chikugo Plain, within a granary area. Upon stepping through the gate, you are greeted by seasonal trees and fruit trees on a 4,000-tsubo estate, leading you to a scenery that makes you forget daily life. The main building, renovated from an old house passed down for 180 years, is a space harmonizing historical beams with modern design furniture. Time flows peacefully and leisurely, evoking a nostalgic feeling as if returning to one's hometown.

Listening to the gentle murmur of the Hayakawa River, pass through a tranquil grove of lush greenery and step into a world of relaxation. Upon arriving at Hakone Hisui, our staff will welcome you with warm hospitality. Once you enter the Hotel, you’ll immediately feel an exceptional sense of spaciousness in the expansive, open-atrium lobby.

Monjuso Shourotei is a charming single-story wooden accommodation nestled on a small cape, surrounded by aged trees behind the Wisdom Monju-do Hall. Beyond the lush garden lies the serene waters of Aso Sea and the picturesque pine forest of Amanohashidate, one of Japan's three most scenic views. Experience the ever-changing beauty of Japan's nature through different times of day and seasons in this tranquil retreat far removed from worldly noise.Beloved by many literary figures, this accommodation was named "Shourotei" by writer Giichi Fujimoto, who reflected on "the dew that forms on the tips of Amanohashidate’s pine leaves and how it deepens human connections at this travel lodge." The late author Hitoshi Yamaguchi also praised Shourotei in his book "Favorite Places," describing it as "completely flat and peaceful. That flatness seems to stretch endlessly. When 'flatness' comes to mind, I feel calm and relaxed... Every Japanese person should experience that perfectly flat scenery at least once."

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.

Long cherished as a Ryokan that welcomed distinguished guests, this residence has long been held in high regard. The Horiuchi family once flourished as coastal shipping merchants who traveled by boat throughout Japan. Today, Azumi Setoda has inherited their former home, the “Former Horiuchi Residence,” and reimagined it as a Ryokan.A Seto Inland Sea journey in a 140-year-old merchant mansion Azumi Setoda was born from the legacy of the Horiuchi family, prominent merchants who prospered in Setoda through salt production and maritime trade. While preserving 140 years of precious architectural details, the guest rooms have been redesigned as modern spaces for relaxation. Centered on seasonal ingredients from the sea and mountains of Setouchi, we offer a course menu that draws out their character through a variety of techniques. Unbound by any single genre, this approach carries on the history of Setoda—a port town where ships once came and went and diverse cultures and knowledge naturally converged. Enjoy cuisine found nowhere else, served with vessels passed down from the Horiuchi family.

Just a short walk from Todai Road... "Matsui Honkan" exudes a charming ambiance, and stepping inside, you can feel the serene breeze of Kyoto. A special space different from the usual. It is an invitation to a high-quality extraordinary experience... Your Kyoto journey begins here...

The first phase of the "Snow Peak Future Concept Project." This is Snow Peak's first nature-inspired integrated resort centered around a hot spring facility."FIELD SUITE SPA HEADQUARTERS" is designed by world-renowned architect Kengo Kuma and features a hot spring facility, restaurant, and accommodation. Enjoy the open-air bath with stunning views of Mount Awagatake, one of Japan's 300 famous mountains, or relax in the sauna that evokes the feeling of gathering around a campfire. The restaurant offers menus crafted with local ingredients, fostering deep connections with producers.For accommodations, we offer villa buildings (2 types, 3 villas) and mobile houses called "JYUBAKO," co-developed by Kengo Kuma and Snow Peak.Each aspect is designed to harmonize with nature, allowing you to experience Niigata's four seasons seamlessly.

Nestled in the town of Miyota, embraced by the majestic Mount Asama to the north of Karuizawa, lies a place abundant with breathtaking natural beauty. Here, a new experience awaits at the "Forest Grand Auberge," where cuisine and nature come together in perfect harmony. Set on an expansive 61,066㎡ property, "THE HIRAMATSU Karuizawa Miyota" features 28 rooms in its main building and 9 spacious villas scattered across the grounds. Enjoy exceptional dining and hospitality unique to Hiramatsu, as well as moments of relaxation in the lounge—tailor your stay to your heart's desire.

Celebrating its 100th anniversary in the 4th year of Reiwa, "Ryokan Wakamatsu" was established in Hakodate in Taisho 11 (1922). For nearly a century, it has been cherished as a long-established Ryokan offering the finest hospitality in Hakodate Yunokawa Onsen. In Showa 29, it was honored to host His Majesty the Emperor during his tour of Hokkaido, and in recent years, it has been awarded one star in the "Michelin Guide Hokkaido." While inheriting the rich history and traditions of the past, we invite you to indulge in a luxurious moment with the hospitality refined over the years.

A secluded, authentically Japanese retreat with just six private villas, nestled in the forests of Akizuki. The gentle murmur of the clear stream nearby helps you forget the bustle of everyday life. Enjoy renowned hot-spring waters all to yourself in the private bath provided in every villa—pure luxury with complete privacy. A truly exceptional getaway begins here, where doing nothing is the ultimate indulgence.

Spectacular ocean views. Enjoy a relaxing soak in the open-air bath on the 7th-floor rooftop with breathtaking views of the Ariake Sea. For dinner, savor our exquisite Takezaki crab dishes, known for their rich flavor.

About a 30-minute drive from central Fukuoka City. Aburayama offers sweeping views over lush nature and the city below. Gaze at the stunning nightscape spread out beneath you, warm up by a campfire or in the sauna when it’s cold, and cool off with a soak in the cold plunge when it’s hot. Surrender to the pleasant breeze flowing through your room and listen closely to the sounds of nature. Face nature as it truly is, with care, and actively enjoy its richness with all five senses. An experience that can’t be captured by the ordinary word “luxury”— a chance to touch the true abundance found in nature. That is the “outdoor luxury” we offer.

A “restaurant where you can stay”—that is an auberge. Savor carefully crafted cuisine without worrying about the time, then surrender to calm relaxation after your meal. An auberge elevates a meeting with fine food into the very purpose of your journey. Dinner features “French cuisine for all five senses” by Hiroshi Yamaguchi, Executive Chef of Kobe Kitano Hotel. Breakfast is “the world’s best breakfast,” gifted by master chef Bernard Loiseau. An unprecedented journey in Kobe, colored by ultimate gastronomy—just for you.

2023 NEW OPEN! A three-room auberge Onsen Ryokan where you can enjoy freshly sourced Onsen with a focus on water quality and cuisine crafted by a Michelin-starred chef. All Rooms are over 135 square meters, featuring a maisonette style with two bedrooms and a private open-air Onsen bath made of cypress wood. Additionally, two Rooms are equipped with private saunas, offering a luxurious space for a carefree stay, akin to a private villa. The property includes a restaurant building, a private bath "Yumuro," and a fire pit, providing delightful experiences beyond the Rooms. The highlight is the dinner! At the live kitchen restaurant, the Michelin chef prepares a course meal right before your eyes, featuring seasonal local ingredients with creative presentations and exquisite flavors. From check-in to check-out, this Property offers an unforgettable experience that can only be found here.

"Tobira," an intriguing name that evokes mystery, brings to mind phrases like "The Door of Truth" or "The Door of Beauty." Nestled in the untouched embrace of mountains and the Usukawa Valley, Tobira Onsen lies beyond Tobira Pass, as if hiding life's happiness. Located southeast of Matsumoto City, it sits at an elevation of approximately 1,050 meters.In spring, vibrant red azaleas bloom amidst lush greenery, reflecting the simplicity and sincerity of human nature.During summer, visitors seeking cool retreats or hiking adventures to Utsukushigahara and Mount Hachibuse bring a lively atmosphere to the tranquil valley. Yet even then, quiet rooms with refreshing breezes attract those who come for peaceful reading.Autumn transforms the mountains into a fiery display of crimson leaves—an enchanting scene reminiscent of Bonnard's paintings. I also cherish winter in Tobira. Resting by a kotatsu after reading for hours while listening to the gentle sound of mountain streams creates moments where distant murmurs or songs seem almost real—a delightful illusion.Though I do not drink alcohol myself, I imagine that sharing sake with close friends around a kotatsu during winter at Tobira Onsen must be extraordinary. Tobira is a haven for hardworking individuals and their families—a place for warmth and joyful gatherings. It remains untouched by those who view Onsen merely as places for indulgence without deeper appreciation.

"Kinokawa Onsen Registered Tangible Cultural Property Inn Mikiyama" is a Japanese Ryokan with a 300-year history, located in the heart of the nostalgic Japanese Onsen town, Kinokawa Onsen. Renowned author Naoya Shiga made this Property his regular stay, where his famous short story "At Kinosaki" was born. The wooden architecture, built in 1927 and recognized as a Registered Tangible Cultural Property of Japan, along with a 300-tsubo Japanese garden, retains its charm. In November 2013, the Property underwent a major renovation of its lobby, dining area, and large public bath, transforming into a modern Japanese Ryokan that blends history with contemporary design.From the Room's veranda, guests can enjoy the changing seasons in the garden, or lose themselves in a book in the library. After changing into a yukata, take a leisurely stroll to explore the local Onsen baths, and then savor the delights of the Sea of Japan paired with local sake in the modern dining area. This is where the true pleasures of an Onsen Ryokan, fulfilling your intellectual curiosity, await.