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The traditional Japanese inn "Kasamatsutei," designated as a National Important Cultural Landscape. This Property offers a private experience for one group per day, allowing you to enjoy the breath of 150 years of history. Spend your time in this charming building, exclusively yours. The Room, with its traditional design, takes you back 150 years in time—offering nostalgia for adults and a fresh experience for children. Spring, summer, autumn, and winter... the countryside is a treasure trove of activities and experiences. Every moment spent here becomes a cherished memory. Located near the terraced rice fields of "Aragijima," selected as one of Japan's Top 100 Terraced Rice Fields and also designated as a National Important Cultural Landscape, this inn is nestled at the foot of the sacred Mount Koya. We warmly invite you to visit "Kasamatsutei." Nearby, you can also enjoy a day-use Onsen with beautifying waters.

Hop Inn Kyoto Shijo Omiya is located in the heart of Kyoto, offering a comfortable and traditional Japanese stay with a large public bath. All 136 clean and functional guest rooms are equipped with ample amenities, complimentary coffee, and laundry facilities. The front desk operates 24 hours for your convenience and peace of mind. Conveniently situated right in front of Exit A4 of Hankyu Kyoto Line's "Omiya Station" and just two stops from Kawaramachi Station, the location provides excellent access. Supermarkets and convenience stores are within walking distance, making it an ideal base for both sightseeing and business trips. At the on-site "Kyo Modern Dining Luxe," enjoy a light yet satisfying breakfast featuring bread from Kyoto's famous Shinshindo bakery alongside scrambled eggs.

Umi no Library is a multi-purpose Facility combining a library, Property, and café, located in the small port town of Sanuki City Tsuda in eastern Kagawa Prefecture, just a 30-second walk from a 1km sandy beach selected as one of Japan's 100 Best Beaches. The books at Umi no Library are collected through drop-off boxes placed at restaurants, guesthouses, and other locations across The whole country that resonate with our concept, creating a system where books drift in from all over Japan. In addition to Umi no Library, we aim to establish collaborative hubs in each prefecture with bookshelves for the "Drifting Library," enabling situations where a book borrowed in Kagawa can be returned at a café in Tokyo, or a book borrowed in Osaka can be returned in Hokkaido. Pick up a book that catches your eye at the library, walk through the alley leading to the sea, and read while listening to the gentle sound of the waves, forgetting the passage of time. What Umi no Library strives to create is "a day that is just a little more peaceful and restful than usual" for its visitors.

Located right in front of JR Mino-Ota Station South Exit, this hotel in the Minokamo area of Gifu Prefecture offers a prime location with free parking for 90 vehicles. All rooms are equipped with Wi-Fi to ensure a comfortable stay, making it ideal for business trips, sightseeing, Multiple Night Stays, or stays with No Meals Included. The facility features banquet halls and a chapel, accommodating various occasions such as meetings, banquets, weddings, and anniversaries. Perfect for business travelers as well as couples, families, or girls' trips. With excellent accessibility and comprehensive amenities, it serves as an ideal base for your journey in Gifu Prefecture.

We offer the warmth of traditional Japanese hospitality and the charm of downtown through our Ryokan, providing a comfortable and relaxing experience. You are sure to create unforgettable memories that can only be experienced at this Ryokan. Enjoy a moment of peace, like sitting on a veranda overlooking the nostalgic atmosphere of downtown, at "Machinaka Ryokan."

EXP. Co-Onsen 呼隱撰 is a private villa situated right at the border of Atami and Yugawara. Against this backdrop, Co-Onsen features 2 private onsens - one made of wood and one of stone, a private sauna, a state-of-the-art kitchen, a phone booth for remote meetings, radiant floor heating at the core, and sleeping space for up to 9. The house is surrounded by an avant-garde Japanese garden designed by renowned landscape architect Michio Tase, having considered the balance and harmony of every species from the pond to the slopes, coming together in a non-pretentious, natural garden.