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Just a 1-minute walk from the famous Kusatsu Onsen attraction 'Yubatake'. The traditional Japanese-style Ryokan 'Naraya' exudes historical charm. Boasting a variety of Room types suitable for various travels and the 24-hour flowing Onsen 'Shirahata no Yu'.

Located at the foot of Mount Azumayasan in Tsumagoi Village, the Baragi Plateau is surrounded by majestic natural scenery, lush green in summer and silver-white in winter. At the "Highland Hotel Lapin" nestled among the forest trees, enjoy a relaxing time away from the hustle and bustle with creative French cuisine, antique furniture, and the glow of a fireplace.

Ryokan Takechiyo Kirishima Bekkan is nestled among the serene mountains of Kirishima, offering heartfelt relaxation through Onsen and cuisine.

Approximately 20 minutes by train from Kanazawa and 30 minutes by car from Komatsu Airport. Within walking distance of the accommodation, you can enjoy exploring valleys and strolling through town. All guest rooms face the valley, offering an extraordinary experience of nature that changes with the seasons and time of day. We provide a warm yet sophisticated stay, blending traditional Japanese culture—such as food, tea, sake, and crafts—with a modern perspective.

Located near Horyu-ji Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, “Ubusuna no Sato” is a place where you can relax and experience the timeless history and nature of Yamato with all five senses. This auberge takes “body-friendly cuisine” as its theme and is proud to offer an authentic Japanese kaiseki course featuring an abundance of carefully selected fresh local ingredients from Nara.

Established in 1878 as Japan's first full-scale Resort Hotel in Miyanoshita, Hakone, Fujiya Hotel began with a single Western-style building constructed by its founder, Sennosuke Yamaguchi. Over time, through numerous expansions and renovations, it has become a grand architectural symbol of Hakone. Having overcome many challenges, including natural disasters, much of the building was designated as a Registered Tangible Cultural Property in 1997. After more than two years of extensive renovations, the "new" Fujiya Hotel reopened in 2020. While preserving its timeless charm and design along with its spirit of hospitality, we continue to create new history as a pioneer among classic hotels to provide an even more comfortable and relaxing experience for our guests.

Halekulani Okinawa has been awarded the highest rating of Five-Star in the prestigious hospitality ranking, Forbes Travel Guide 2026. This marks our fifth consecutive year of recognition in the Hotel category and our third consecutive year in the Spa category. We are proud to remain the only beach resort in Japan to hold Five-Star honors in both Hotel and Spa categories.At SpaHalekulani, we blend healing methods passed down through two paradises—Hawaii and Okinawa—to offer personalized wellness experiences for each guest. Refresh your body and mind with traditional Hawaiian Lomi Lomi treatments, then sink into deep relaxation with therapies incorporating ingredients cherished in Okinawa as “Nuchigusui” (life medicine). A natural Onsen and a fitness Facility are also available to support your well-being and recovery throughout your stay.We are truly honored to be selected as Five-Star in both the “Spa” and “Hotel” categories by the world-renowned Forbes Travel Guide. Our entire OHANA team will continue striving to uphold this distinction and remain among the very finest luxury hotels.

Our 8,000-tsubo garden, begun by my great-grandfather in the early Showa era, is surrounded by trees over 100 years old and is a celebrated spot in Otaru, with 200 cherry trees in full bloom in early May. From late May through June, wisteria trellises and azaleas follow, and in summer you can enjoy viburnum snowballs, hydrangeas, and carefully tended roses. I especially love the autumn foliage in late October, and the deep winter snow that transforms everything into a pure white landscape is equally refreshing for the soul.

The Ryokan "Kansui-en Kakuraku" in Nasushiobara offers hospitality, cuisine, and Onsen. Enjoy a relaxing moment in a comfortable space crafted by the host, featuring 100% natural Kuroiso Onsen and dishes made with Nasu ingredients such as Tochigi Wagyu beef and Ayu fish.

A Property where cranes descend to heal themselves. The name of our Property originates from a tale of a farmer who once saw an injured crane bathing in the hot spring by the riverbank and discovered the blessing of warm waters in this land. Seasonal views that change with time. From the riverside rooms, you can gaze upon the Chikugo River and the Mino Mountain Range. Crystal-clear, beautiful waters from two hot spring sources, paired with exquisite local cuisine made from locally sourced ingredients. At our Property, we have prepared a "hospitality" experience to ensure you can relax and unwind. Prepare to spread your wings and soar freely through the skies, and enjoy your stay to the fullest.

The newly renovated "East Wing - Ginsen Semi-Open-Air Special Room," featuring 12 rooms, reopened on October 26, 2022, with state-of-the-art infection prevention facilities for a safe and comfortable stay in the With-COVID era.The "East Wing - Ginsen Semi-Open-Air Special Room" is equipped with high-performance heat exchange ventilation systems throughout the room to ensure proper air circulation. Additionally, touchless automatic doors are installed at the entrance and restroom for enhanced hygiene. The semi-open-air Onsen bath using Ginsen water also includes a mist sauna to warm your body from the inside out. Enjoy the fresh air, scenic views, and Arima's renowned Ginsen anytime.Each room features a spacious living room for relaxation, a comfortable bedroom, and a Japanese-style room where in-room dining is available. The three-room layout also includes a dedicated workspace. Spend your valuable time in this "sophisticated space" equipped with cutting-edge facilities designed for your utmost comfort.

The guest rooms, designed with the concept of "detached" structures protruding into the surrounding nature of the property, are the architectural and interior design work of the globally acclaimed architect Hikoko Nishia. All rooms feature open-air baths with natural onsen water, allowing you to enjoy a private space. We aim to provide a property that harmonizes with the unique hospitality and serene tranquility of Tokachi.

Our theme is kindness and warm hospitality.So that everyone—from young children to senior guests—can enjoy a wonderful time together as a family,we pay close attention to every detail, including our meals and baths.Soak in Ikaho’s two famous Onsen, “Kogane-no-Yu (Golden Hot Spring)” and “Shirogane-no-Yu (Silver Hot Spring),”and unwind at your leisure while enjoying dishes made with locally sourced ingredients.[Highlights]- Eight Room types to choose from Including suites with open-air baths, barrier-free Rooms, and Rooms with scenic-view Onsen baths A wide variety of Room types available- Two Onsen to enjoy At Hotel Matsumotoro, you can enjoy both of Ikaho’s Onsen—“Kogane-no-Yu” and “Shirogane-no-Yu”— in our spacious large public bath and open-air bath.- Gentle, comforting cuisine featuring mainly locally harvested ingredients. As an Accommodation committed to using ingredients from Gunma Prefecture, we are certified as a Gunma “local production for local consumption” promotion shop. Fresh, safe, delicious produce nurtured by Gunma’s nature, home to the headwaters of the Tone River, is prepared into heartfelt dishes for your enjoyment.- Peace of mind when traveling with small children We provide a wide range of amenities such as children’s yukata robes and futons. We also offer a nursing room and baby food, so guests traveling with babies can stay comfortably.- Barrier-free facilities for guests with limited mobility We offer ramps, wheelchair-accessible restrooms, barrier-free private baths available for reservation, and chopped-meal options.

"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.

Lake Toya is located 2 hours by car from Sapporo and 1 hour and 20 minutes by car from New Chitose Airport, the gateway to the sky. This region, with its mild climate within Hokkaido, offers magnificent and radiant landscapes that change with the seasons and time. Rich in nature, Lake Toya also offers a wide range of activities. It is a new form of Hokkaido resort themed around experiencing the natural power and potential of Hokkaido, offering a lifestyle unique to northern countries.

Surrounded by the Tenryu-Okumikawa Quasi-National Park, this Accommodation stands on a promontory overlooking the Tenryukyo Gorge, with the Tenryu River below shifting colors from moment to moment. Embraced by breathtaking natural beauty, accompanied by birdsong and the resonant sound of flowing water, your mind gently melts into nature. Dining features creative Japanese cuisine—an enchanting story brought to life through Chinese poetry inspired by the gorge’s extraordinary rock formations. Soak in an Onsen as smooth as a beauty serum infused with nature, and feel both body and mind renewed. A journey that awakens your senses and reconnects you with your true self. A hidden retreat for adults—one you may want to keep secret.

Completely renovated and reopened in July 2021, [Shirakawa Onsen Kashoan]. The luxurious special Room features a semi-open-air bath, allowing you to enjoy a relaxing and private time. Each guest Room is equipped with a semi-open-air bath, enabling you to spend private moments without encountering anyone. Other Rooms are designed to let you feel the great outdoors, with the chirping of birds as your background music, offering a refreshing forest bathing experience. Enjoy creative cuisine made with colorful seasonal ingredients, as well as the fermented and preserved food culture unique to mountain villages, adapted to modern tastes. Savor a luxurious kaiseki meal featuring Kumamoto specialties such as horse sashimi and Akaushi beef, which are also a feast for the eyes. In the natural surroundings of Minamioguni, experience a luxurious and leisurely stay at this small Property with only nine Rooms.

A luxury, authentic Japanese-style Ryokan overlooking a charming Onsen town. Renovated in 2023, it offers a lineup of high-grade guest rooms. Kinosaki Onsen is famous for its seven public bathhouses. Located right by the central bathhouse “Ichino-yu,” Kobayashiya is an Accommodation designated as a Registered Tangible Cultural Property, featuring a rare three-story wooden main building. The views from the rooms truly deserve to be called the best seats in Kinosaki. Following the renovation, the property now includes penthouse suites with bedrooms wrapped in washi paper, a serene lobby finished with earthen walls, and carefully selected tea ware from regional kilns placed in each room—wherever you look, you’ll feel the beauty of traditional Japanese aesthetics. The newly opened restaurant serves course meals based on local cuisine. Three free private baths are available for guests.

Opened in 1927, the main building has grown alongside Yokohama as a gateway to international culture and is one of Japan’s leading classic Hotels shaped by history. The 18-story tower wing, opened in 1991, also offers modern comfort befitting the international city of Yokohama, and from the front-facing guest rooms you can enjoy sweeping views of Yokohama Port, including the Bay Bridge and Osanbashi Pier.

Makusuiso Toikan has welcomed guests for 140 years, located in Toi Onsen—home to the oldest renowned hot spring in Nishi-Izu.Since our founding, our unwavering belief has been to provide heartfelt hospitality that values people above all else.We strive to create an Accommodation where every guest can experience the relaxation they seek through travel—filled with fun, joy, and pleasant surprises—and leave with all five senses satisfied.In addition, we launched an all-inclusive service starting April 13, 2026.From free drinks at dinner to beverages and sweets in the lounge,as well as a selection of amenities and yukata of your choice, karaoke, private open-air baths, and more,we offer services designed to enrich every moment of your stay.