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The properties at Yunoyama Onsen boast breathtaking views, allowing you to enjoy the seasonal valley beauty and the nightscape of Yokkaichi. The Japanese-style rooms surrounded by nature offer a luxurious and tranquil experience. Additionally, Yunoyama Onsen is reputed for its health benefits, providing a refreshing moment for the senses. The cuisine, emphasizing local ingredients, is a proud creation of chefs, featuring a colorful menu nurtured by the beautiful land of Mie.

[Complete Your Ryusendo Trip at This Accommodation] The Onsen uses pure water from an underground lake, and the private bath features a “charcoal bath” made with 480 kg of Iwaizumi’s specialty binchotan charcoal. Meals showcase seasonal delights such as matsutake mushrooms and Iwate wagyu, served with rice cooked in Ryusendo water. Amenities include a skincare line created from Ryusendo mineral natural water. Savor the lingering spirit of Ryusendo as you immerse yourself in its warmth, flavors, and moisture for a truly enveloping experience.

The "Togo Pond" that spreads out by the Property is counted among the Eight Scenic Views of San'in, offering breathtaking scenery that changes with the seasons. The entire Property is equipped with Wi-Fi, and a workation room is available. Come and rejuvenate your senses with seasonal cuisine and natural flowing Onsen.This Property, rich in the charm of waterside scenery, appears to float on the lake and is part of the Togo Onsen area. The open-air bath overlooking the Togo lakeside, bathed in the glow of the setting sun, offers a majestic and relaxing experience, refreshing both body and mind. Nearby attractions include "Encho-en," one of the largest Chinese gardens in Japan, and "Shiokaze Hill," the birthplace of ground golf. Around Togo Pond, there is also a walking course certified by the All Japan Nordic Walking Federation, which can be enjoyed by both children and the elderly.

A charming country-style resort pension nestled in the rich nature of Nasu Highlands. Step inside, and you'll feel as if you've entered a storybook world, with its romantic wooden interiors exuding warmth. For dinner, indulge in a luxurious course meal featuring carefully selected ingredients. The main dishes include fresh lobster and juicy beef steak, offering a feast that will satisfy both your palate and soul. For dessert, enjoy an all-you-can-eat selection of our proud sweets to your heart's content. Relax in one of our five private jacuzzis, including an open-air bath for exclusive use. Experience the luxury of having Nasu's Onsen all to yourself in a private setting. Perfect for anniversary trips or rewarding yourself with a getaway to unwind from daily stress. Enjoy precious moments with your loved ones!

Located near Matsumoto Station, this property features a renovated large bath with a hinoki wood tub and Edo-period alley-style interior design. The men's bath is light green, and the women's bath is beige, creating a comfortable space with a large tub and high ceilings. Offering rooms ranging from single to twin types, catering to various needs. At the dining area, enjoy creative Japanese cuisine utilizing Shinshu local sake and seasonal ingredients, prepared by skilled chefs.

Nurtured by the rich nature of Kaohsiung, we offer delicate Kyoto kaiseki cuisine featuring the blessings of the mountains and clear streams.

A Property with an excellent location offering great access to the Izu Hakone area and the Fuji Five Lakes area, just a 40-minute drive to Fuji Safari Park and Kodomo no Kuni. The entire Property is equipped with Wi-Fi, and a free large parking lot is available, making it ideal for business and family use. Breakfast can be enjoyed while admiring the view of Mount Fuji, with a daily changing quiche made from Shizuoka ingredients. Additionally, as a measure to prevent the spread of COVID-19, we have adopted a style where you can enjoy your meal in your Room with a bento box.

Relax and rejuvenate your mind and body in the nature-rich Yamaga Village of Kumamoto. Our natural Onsen, sourced from 1,000 meters underground, features sodium bicarbonate hot springs that are gentle on the skin. Enjoy a unique Onsen experience with 12 different types of baths, each offering its own charm. In the open-air bath, you can unwind while feeling the changing seasons around you. Choose from four types of guest rooms to suit your needs, whether you're traveling solo or in a group. Savor local flavors such as chestnut rice cooked in an iron pot and yamame trout raised in clear streams—delicacies unique to this countryside retreat. Start your day with enchanting misty landscapes and end it with fireflies dancing under the night sky—a natural spectacle like no other. Escape the hustle and bustle of daily life and refresh both your mind and body at this serene Onsen village.

An accommodation featuring rooms with private open-air hot springs directly sourced from the spring. Conveniently located near Kawazu Beach and Imaihama Beach, making it an ideal base for summer beach activities. There are also plenty of hiking courses to explore around the Kawazu Seven Waterfalls. With only six rooms available, some equipped with exclusive 100% natural hot spring baths, you can relax in comfort. The facility includes two large communal baths that can be reserved for private use at no extra cost. Meals feature luxurious options such as six types of appetizers, assorted sashimi, and lobster grilled with mayonnaise. Perfect for celebrating special occasions!

A Resort Hotel perched on a gentle hilltop and surrounded by nature. The area offers beautiful seasonal scenery, along with relaxing moments through cuisine and Onsen. The Rooms are spacious, and the mountain-side views overlook the vast natural landscape. The alkaline simple Onsen is said to help relieve neuralgia, muscle pain, and joint pain, and on clear nights you can also enjoy stargazing from the open-air bath.

This historic Accommodation along the Shimobe River valley is proud of its Onsen, supplied by three private hot springs, and its seasonal Japanese kaiseki cuisine. The main building, preserving the charm of the early Showa era, offers a soothing retreat once beloved by haiku poets. The Onsen is available 24 hours a day and features two baths—one low-temperature and one high-temperature—allowing guests to alternate between them for a range of potential benefits.

The Bed & Breakfast style Property offers a serene time, space, and companionship for adults. If such a Property were nearby, you might find yourself heading there even after work. Jazz flows not only in the bar but also in the bathroom, and on First Saturdays, enjoy impromptu sessions featuring Makiko Suzuki's piano as the main act alongside local musicians who join in spontaneously. With over 100 labels of whiskey, lakeside forest beer, and local sake "Hideyoshi," the selection is impressive. While meals are not provided, there is a variety of delicious snacks like prosciutto and smoked platters. As you remind yourself to drink responsibly, you might quietly muse that this is how adults enjoy life. The next morning, rest assured that breakfast is served. The moment you bite into a rice ball made with top-grade Akita Komachi rice by local artisan Sonosuke, seasoned with natural salt from Oga, you'll feel a renewed gratitude for being born in Japan. Order a cup of freshly roasted coffee, and it's time to wrap up your refreshing overnight stay. For stays longer than a week, a separate cottage is available. Could it be a perfect spot for a workation or even a remote office?