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A rare forest resort in Atami where the sea and forest come together. Enjoy a full range of relaxing amenities, including an open-air bath and private baths using natural Onsen, as well as an indoor pool. Don’t miss the buffet themed around fresh seafood!

Nestled in the deepest part of Nakao Kogen, the Property at Okuhida Onsenkyo offers a luxurious experience with six rooms and six private onsen baths available 24/7. Enjoy the baths amidst the forest, feeling nature and relaxing at any time. Meals are prepared using local ingredients, featuring traditional Hida regional cuisine and seasonal dishes that change daily. Especially, the A5-grade Hida beef, crafted into our signature roast beef, is a must-try delicacy.

A small Ryokan located within the expansive natural park "Yoro Park" in the southwestern part of Gifu Prefecture, Nishimino. Since its establishment in Showa 4, the creative Kaiseki cuisine based on Japanese culinary traditions, passed down through three generations, has been popular. Relax and enjoy the seasonal scenery and unique flavors of each moment.

The Ryokan at Kurokawa Onsen, nestled in a tranquil mountain setting. The women's exclusive open-air bath, 'Keshou no Yu,' is renowned for leaving skin so smooth and hydrated that lotion becomes unnecessary. Relax in the indoor bath with a Taisho-era romantic ambiance or enjoy private family baths. Savor Kaiseki cuisine featuring seasonal local ingredients, and don't miss the 'Irori Ryouri' experience around a traditional hearth!

An Onsen Hotel surrounded by the clear Nagara River and Mount Kinka. During the cherry blossom season, you can enjoy the view of fully bloomed cherry blossoms from the lobby. Savor dishes made with the delicious, mineral-rich water of the Nagara River, featuring delicacies from the river and mountains.

Located on a hill at the entrance of Aizu Higashiyama Onsen, this property features two types of open-air baths with panoramic views of the castle town and a rich buffet of approximately 70 dishes, including local cuisine. Enjoy freshly prepared dishes to your heart's content at the live cooking corner.

A small Japanese-style Accommodation in Kinugawa Onsen, created for adults to unwind in peace. Just a 3-minute walk from the station, yet once you step inside, the refined Japanese ambiance and soft charcoal accents invite you into a calm, unhurried time.All 16 rooms offer distinct character, including rooms with open-air baths. We carefully prepare each dish using local blessings such as seasonal Tochigi ingredients, Tochigi Wagyu beef, and Nikko’s specialty yuba (tofu skin).Savor the luxury of doing nothing and enjoy a quietly fulfilling stay.

A Ryokan located a 7-minute walk from Nagoya Station. From the semi-open-air bath on the top floor, you can enjoy a beautiful night view of the JR Twin Towers. Additionally, you can experience three types of baths: wooden baths, open-air ceramic baths, and rock baths, providing a resort-like atmosphere in the city center. Enjoy delicious creative cuisine made with carefully selected ingredients and accompanied by Nagoya specialties, served in a modern Japanese-style room or a private room.

Our signature Onsen features a free-flowing open-air bath surrounded by soothing steam, a spacious public bath, a gently warming steam bath, and hot stone spa treatments—perfect for relaxing both body and mind. In June 2026, a new attraction, “Sunamushi Onsen Kirisuna,” will open inside the Hotel. The in-house Facility offerings are also extensive, including a kids’ park and relaxation areas. For dining, we offer kaiseki cuisine and buffet options featuring Kagoshima Kuroge Wagyu beef, Kurobuta pork, and seasonal local ingredients. Enjoy a blissful moment that delights all five senses.

About 90 minutes by car from central Tokyo. A Resort Hotel by the sea with panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean. Enjoy swimming in the summer and authentic monkfish hot pot in the winter. Ideally located as a base for sightseeing, including Aqua World Oarai Aquarium, Hitachi Seaside Park, and Nakaminato Fish Market.

An accommodation boasting an onsen, nestled in the nature of Oku-Kuji. Enjoy the riverside open-air bath and seasonal countryside cuisine featuring mountain delicacies. Conveniently located just a 5-minute drive from one of Japan's three famous waterfalls, "Fukuroda Falls." Experience the nostalgic charm of a Taisho-era romantic atmosphere.

A Resort Hotel nestled in Sengokuhara. Enjoy the milky white hot spring water sourced from Owakudani and a buffet of over 60 Japanese, Western, and Chinese dishes crafted by our head chef. Perfect as a base for sightseeing and strolling. Fully immerse yourself in the charm of Hakone and the blessings of its great nature.

Minami Toba Osatsu is a town rooted in Ama culture and has been awarded one star by the Michelin Green Guide. A town of Ama divers and fishermen, this long-established accommodation was founded by a former Ama diver herself. As an accommodation where you can "enjoy endlessly," we underwent a major renovation in 2024, enhancing various facilities. "Five delightful stay benefits / All plans include sashimi boat platters (prepared by our award-winning chef) / A lively lobby 'AZUL' featuring fish therapy and hammocks / Skin-beautifying Onsen with pH 9.2 / Just 35 minutes to Ise Jingu Shrine." We aim to provide you with "relaxation" and "smile-filled memories."

[Nationally Registered Tangible Cultural Property] Established in 1764, this accommodation has been cherished by renowned cultural figures such as Takeuchi Seiho and Junichiro Tanizaki. In 1910, Emperor Taisho, then Crown Prince, also visited this historic and culturally rich location. Here, you can enjoy the breathtaking seasonal landscapes while savoring exquisite Hida beef shabu-shabu. Escape the hustle and bustle of daily life and spend a tranquil moment of relaxation. Surrounded by the beauty of traditional Japanese architecture, experience timeless elegance and serenity in this blissful space.

Established in Taisho 11, this is a small property with seven rooms and its own hot spring source. Enjoy our proud creative Kaiseki cuisine, crafted by our skilled chef, served fresh dish by dish. Savor the seasonal flavors of Izumo's specialties, blessed with nature's bounty of sea, mountains, rivers, and lakes.

Situated on the highlands of the Nishiura Peninsula, this Onsen property offers stunning views of Mikawa Bay from every Room. From the rooftop "Sky Open-Air Bath," you can enjoy the scenic beauty of the peninsula and islands, which change dramatically with the seasons and times of day, creating a magical atmosphere. Meals feature luxurious ingredients such as "red shrimp" caught at Nishiura and Katahara fishing ports, along with the abundant seafood of Mikawa Bay. Relax in a variety of thoughtfully designed Rooms, including those with foot baths or open-air baths.

On April 1, 2026, our guest rooms, Onsen, and front desk will be renovated and reborn as a space designed for exceptional comfort. At this mountain resort embraced by the great nature of the Northern Alps, enjoy a getaway from everyday life while taking in the magnificent ridgelines.

A small property in front of the vast ocean overlooking the Pacific. Creative cuisine focusing on Ibaraki ingredients, pH8.2 water, and a beach reminiscent of a private beach. A seaside second home you'll want to visit repeatedly.

A long-established Ryokan founded in the 16th year of the Meiji era. With four Onsen source wells on the premises, the Onsen boasts an especially abundant water supply among Awara Onsen and is available for bathing throughout the night. At night, enjoy strolling through the illuminated Japanese garden, which creates a magical atmosphere, or relax in your Room, experiencing a comfortable and worry-free time.

Grand opening on July 1, 2025. Located directly in front of Hamazaki Beach with sweeping views over Karatsu Bay, ONCRI-KARATSU is a seaside resort nestled in a secluded area that feels like a private villa retreat, cherishing the blessings of the sea and the connections it brings. This exceptional location is also known as the place where Eric Moller, a British merchant who once lived in Karatsu, was so moved by the beautiful coastal scenery that he built his holiday home here.