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A 120-year-old traditional Ryokan located on a hill in Atami. From the rooftop open-air bath, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the city of Atami. All meals are served in your Room, and each guest Room features a unique layout with no two Rooms alike. The large communal bath boasts its own natural hot spring source with an abundant flow of 95 liters per minute, offering ultimate relaxation.

Beniya Mukayu is a villa-like Accommodation built to embrace a natural mountain garden, designed with an open, airy feel that lets the outdoor scenery flow in. With only 16 guest Rooms, every Room features a private open-air hot spring bath fed directly from the source and facing the mountain garden. “Mukayu” means simply being natural, without artifice. In the spirit of Zhuangzi’s words, we hope you will regain peace of mind through nature’s healing and enjoy quiet, tranquil moments.

Nestled in Izu’s abundant nature, Ochiairo has been cherished by many renowned writers and cultural figures since the Meiji era. An open-air bath overlooking the ever-changing mountains and the gentle murmur of the Kano River, an atmospheric cave bath, and serene indoor baths offer guests the ultimate relaxation. In two distinct saunas—both recipients of a Sauna Schwitz award—enjoy a one-of-a-kind “totonoi” experience with outdoor cooling as you feel the breeze of Izu. Savor seasonal cuisine made with generous use of local ingredients blessed by Izu’s rich land and sea, and enjoy the changing seasons through taste as well. Spend unhurried moments in our lounge warmed by the flicker of the fireplace, or relax in your Room as your mind unwinds. Help yourself freely to local Shizuoka craft beer, carefully selected wines, and thoughtfully chosen snacks to your heart’s content. Timeless beauty preserved in cultural heritage meets refined modern hospitality to welcome every guest. Experience a stay found only at Ochiairo—one that sets both body and mind free.

"Matsushima Onsen Komatsukan Kofutei" harmonizes with the pine trees. To preserve and convey the beautiful scenery of Matsushima, one of Japan's three most scenic spots, the Kofutei building was constructed to integrate and protect the pine trees within the landscape.

An auberge located on a hill overlooking the townscape that inherits the history and culture of Uchiko, a town that flourished with washi paper and Japanese candles. You can enjoy ingredients from Uchiko and Ehime Prefecture with all five senses, through innovative cooking methods, accompanied by the flickering of flames and the crackling sound of firewood.

Gaze upon the ridgelines adorned by the four seasons, where the mountain breeze and tranquil streams converge at "Kotonami." Embracing the traditional Japanese culture, environment, and lifestyle of yesteryears, forgotten in modern living, you can stay as if residing here. Yes, this is the hot spring retreat "Asan Kotonami" nestled in the mountain valleys of Shikoku. Crossing the bridge leading to this countryside villa, an ideal holiday surrounded by the charm of the village and the warmth of fireplaces and hearths begins...

A small and serene ryokan, "Ashikari," nestled in a quiet mountain area of 2,000 tsubo, offers warm hospitality in a traditional sukiya-style setting. The kaiseki cuisine, featuring the finest seasonal ingredients, is highly acclaimed by food connoisseurs. Guests can choose from elegantly designed standard rooms or newly built rooms with open-air hot spring baths on spacious decks, all offering breathtaking views of the surrounding natural landscape for a truly relaxing stay. The newly established dining area facing a rustic moss garden filled with the sounds of babbling streams and chirping insects is also highly praised for its wine selection that perfectly complements the kaiseki dishes.

On a 3,000 tsubo site, there are nine rooms in total: a detached Japanese-style room relocated from an old private house, a standalone detached Japanese-style room, and main building Japanese-Western style rooms. This is a 250-year-old property where you can enjoy high-quality hot springs and seasonal flavors amidst nature. Please indulge in the "Bijin no Yu" of Arifuku Onsen, which boasts one of Japan's finest spring qualities that has been flowing for 1,300 years continuously, along with authentic kaiseki cuisine featuring carefully selected fresh seafood and local organic vegetables rich in seasonal flavors. We sincerely look forward to welcoming you all.

A new villa, "Awaji Hamarikyu Besso Takumi," stands on the north side of the classic Japanese resort Awaji Hamarikyu, offering a new charm. While maintaining the beautiful sunset and scenic Keino Matsubara, this property offers an upgraded stay experience. Although there are only 17 rooms in total, each room is equipped with an open-air bath filled with Uzushio Onsen Ten no Yu. There are also two loft rooms and rooms up to 111 square meters that can comfortably accommodate three generations of travelers, providing room types to meet various customer needs. The first-floor dining area features a private terrace overlooking the sea and sunset beyond Keino Matsubara, creating an exquisite space. Special dishes utilizing island ingredients are visually stunning and enhance guests' moods. As you enjoy appetizers such as seafood and island vegetables with wine, you will feel the rich nature of Awaji Island while imagining Spain's gourmet city Basque region; special dishes incorporating both Japanese and Western elements will allow you to appreciate each dish's uniqueness.

An Onsen Accommodation offering the perfect trio of “great baths, great cuisine, and great views,” with a panoramic outlook over Amanohashidate—one of Japan’s Three Scenic Views. After unwinding in a guest room where Amanohashidate stretches straight across the window, enjoy Amanohashidate Onsen, renowned for leaving skin feeling beautifully smooth. Savor a luxurious escape wrapped in soothing waters to your heart’s content—whether in the forest garden open-air bath (large public bath), the private open-air bath “Genbu-no-Yu” reserved just for you, or a guest room with an open-air bath where you can stretch out and relax in a granite tub. For dinner, delight in kaiseki cuisine featuring fresh local seafood and seasonal flavors from the Sea of Japan throughout the year. From favorites available year-round such as abalone and Tajima beef, to summer specialties like rock oysters and Tango torigai clams, and winter delicacies such as Matsuba crab and yellowtail shabu-shabu—enjoy a vibrant array of dishes showcasing Amanohashidate’s seasonal ingredients to the fullest.No matter how many times you visit or who you travel with, we hope your stay leaves you thinking, “I’m glad we came.” Step away from the bustle of city life and come refresh both body and mind.

Accommodation for adults aged 13 and above. Experience the warmth, traditional culture, and history of Hida Takayama, known as the "Little Kyoto" nestled in the mountains. Hida Takayama is a land of seasonal beauty throughout the year. At Hanaougi Bettei Iiyama, a tranquil accommodation with natural Onsen, we welcome you with Hida's hospitality and flavors.

On the banks of the Chikuma River in this area once known as Sarashina, Chikuma no Yu Shigenoya offers just eight Rooms. Relax and unwind without hesitation, as if staying in a home-like Accommodation. In an atmosphere where Japanese tradition and refined elegance are in harmony, enjoy kaiseki cuisine—crafted with skill and heartfelt care—served in your Room. The three Onsen baths, each with its own character, are all free-flowing from the source; savor to your heart’s content the abundant natural hot spring water with its gentle fragrance.

Ryokan Tamaki has been in operation for 70 years, during which we have identified three essential elements for a ryokan: friendliness, dignity, and emotion. A property that embraces Japanese sentiment, where you can visit casually and feel at ease. This is the philosophy of Ryokan Tamaki. If you have a regular place to stay, you don't need a villa. Tamaki is a small ryokan, but we provide great relaxation to everyone.

Travel through time and drift into a dream.Yamanaka Onsen Kochou is a culinary Accommodation where you come to savor the craftsmanship of our chefs.Our head chef, who refines Kaga kaiseki with a spirit passed down from master to disciple, and a young chef who weaves in French techniques.Each course created by their sensibilities is served by our staff together with the day’s story.Seafood from Noto, seasonal blessings nurtured in Kaga’s mountain villages, Kutani ware tableware,and Yamanaka Onsen with 1,300 years of history. The culture rooted in this land and the colors of the four seasons leave an even deeper impression on a single night’s creation.A quiet retreat limited to just seven parties per day—within reach of the chefs’ hands. Surrender yourself to Kaga’s seasonal flavors and artisanal craft, and spend an evening as the boundary between dream and reality gently melts away.

Sansou Tenzui is nestled in a quiet setting slightly away from the center of Amagase Onsen. Facing the Gōraku River and overlooking Sakuradaki Falls, the property sits on expansive grounds gently embraced by lush greenery. As your private retreat far from the bustle, we promise refined relaxation amid the rich natural beauty of every season.

Fufu Karuizawa Yoko no Kaze is a small luxury resort where you can enjoy a nature-filled setting bathed in sunlight, with views of Mt. Asama. In this tranquil space—where herbs and greenery sway in the breeze from Mt. Asama—we offer moments that soothe both body and mind. Each guest room features a natural Onsen bath, paired with hot stones under the concept of “warm the body for better health,” inviting you to experience true relaxation. Spend your time in our sunlit interiors while feeling close to Karuizawa’s nature.Please note that Fufu Kyu-Karuizawa Seiyo no Mori is another “Fufu” with an entirely different concept. From location and guest rooms to dining, design, and Onsen, each offers its own distinct character—enjoy visiting both as you discover the many charms of Karuizawa and indulge in a blissful resort stay.

Located in the heart of business and shopping, the skyscraper district of Shinjuku Subcenter, Hilton Tokyo stands out with its impressive S-shaped design. Renowned for its high standard of service, often referred to as the "Hilton Standard," this Property offers a serene atmosphere with rooms that naturally incorporate traditional Japanese elements such as shoji and fusuma. Conveniently situated near Marunouchi Line's "Nishi-Shinjuku Station" and Oedo Line's "Tochomae Station," it is also just a 10-minute walk from the west exit of JR and private railways' "Shinjuku Station," making it an ideal location for both business and leisure.

The international city of Yokohama, where cultures intersect, features the new urban center Minato Mirai 21. The Yokohama Grand Intercontinental Hotel, with its unique exterior inspired by a yacht's sail, has become a symbol of this city. Additionally, its location is ideal not only as a base for Yokohama sightseeing but also as a business hub, being situated within the integrated convention center "Pacifico Yokohama."

Hotel Okura Kobe is a high-rise hotel located on the seaside of Kobe. With the sea to the south and the Rokko mountain range to the north, it is an "urban oasis" filled with tranquility and openness, even while situated in the heart of Kobe's city center. We promise our guests a relaxing hotel stay with heartfelt service and flavors that cater to VIPs from around the world.

Okura Act City Hotel Hamamatsu is directly connected to JR Hamamatsu Station (East Exit) via a moving walkway, just a 3-minute walk away. It is a group Hotel of Hotel Okura, renowned for welcoming distinguished guests from around the world. This 45-story high-rise city Hotel offers spacious guest rooms with panoramic views—depending on the direction—of Mt. Fuji, the Southern Alps, and the Enshu-nada coastline. The Hotel has 322 guest rooms in total, including an Upper Premium Floor on the higher levels for an elevated stay. On-site facilities include restaurants as well as meeting and banquet venues of various sizes.