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Expansive rural landscapes, the sound of the wind, and the scent of earth. Né is a one-group-per-day accommodation-style restaurant born from a deep connection with the land of Niigata. There is only one room available for accommodation. A tatami room woven with natural rice straw, a ceramic bathtub, and a living space with large windows offering scenic views. Behind earthen walls lies a "hidden room" that feels embraced by the earth itself. In this space flows an unhurried sense of time that cannot be felt in urban life—simply quiet and slow-paced moments to savor. Experience the feeling of your mind and body coming into harmony. For dinner, enjoy a 13-course meal crafted by Chef Makoto Fuse, who pursues Niigata's food and culture, paired with local sake selections. In the morning, relish a nourishing breakfast; in your room, indulge in carefully selected craft drinks and light snacks.

Heading south from Odawara along Sagami Bay, you will encounter citrus orchards basking in the blessings of sparkling sunlight and dramatic cliffs. Enoura derives its name from "a picturesque coastline." Toyotomi Hideyoshi commissioned Sen no Rikyuu to construct a tea room here, and architect Bruno Taut admired it as "the Eastern Riviera." Enoura Retreat Rinmon, rooted in Enoura, aims to harness the land's blessings to rejuvenate the mind and body, aspiring to be a unique wellness resort.

A restored traditional thatched-roof Property located in Fukano, Nara Prefecture, one of Japan's 100 most beautiful rural landscapes. Enjoy breathtaking views of the Murou-Akame-Aoyama Quasi-National Park from the hearth Room in this "hidden retreat for adults." Nearby attractions include the famous Akame 48 Waterfalls, known for Shugendo mountain monks and ninja training grounds, as well as the National Treasure Muro-ji Temple, also called "Women's Koya."

A private, fully exclusive Accommodation limited to one group per day, surrounded by the rich nature of Yamazoe Village, Nara Prefecture.Relax and unwind while enjoying views of a spacious Japanese garden filled with traditional charm. This luxurious space includes both the main house and a separate annex, making it ideal for trips with family or friends, three-generation stays, and group travel.Inside, a wood-burning fireplace creates a soothing atmosphere in colder seasons with its gently flickering flames. A full-scale sauna is also available, offering an extraordinary escape where you can refresh both body and mind while immersed in nature.BBQ facilities are provided outdoors—bring your favorite ingredients and enjoy an open-air meal.In the serene setting and beautiful scenery of every season, forget the bustle of the city and enjoy a slow, luxurious stay.Plan Highlights- Fully private rental limited to one group per day- Reservations on IKYU.com available for up to 9 guests- Spacious layout with a main house and separate annex- Relaxing living room with a wood-burning fireplace- Full-scale sauna- Large Japanese garden- BBQ facilities provided (please bring your own ingredients, charcoal, etc.)- Quiet location surrounded by nature

TRADITION Kyoto is a city known as "a continuation of tradition and innovation." Established in 1873, Kanamean Nishitomiya cherishes this spirit, constantly evolving and discovering newness within tradition. CREATION Kanamean Nishitomiya is a beautiful Property designed in the sukiya-zukuri style, reflecting Kyoto's tea ceremony culture. It offers a blend of Kyoto's cultural essence with modern sensibilities. This harmony is also evident in the cuisine, featuring kaiseki meals that highlight seasonal ingredients and the six-seat counter-style kappo dining experience at "Kaname." INNOVATION As the only member of Relais & Châteaux in Kyoto, we take pride in providing heartfelt hospitality that is possible with just eight rooms. We strive to create a Property that delights guests from Japan and around the world.

A small Resort Hotel in the style of a private villa, steeped in 600 years of history and the legacy of the Ichijō aristocratic family of Kyoto. In a private dining room with an open terrace overlooking forest and stream, savor Sanriku’s bounty from sea and mountains with all five senses. Soak in the hot spring source, rich with natural mineral deposits just as it was 600 years ago, then step beyond the 100-year-old “Ichijō Branch Door,” once standing near Shiroishi Station, into a hush like a sacred boundary—an unhurried moment to reflect on yourself.

Tsukimikan, located in the Shigetsu area of Fushimi, Kyoto, is a place where the aesthetics of the Momoyama period and the dreams of Toyotomi Hideyoshi come alive. Originally built in the early Showa era (1930s), it has been carefully restored to preserve its original elegance and spirit. Reborn as a serene "center of heart and beauty" for a new era, Tsukimikan offers an experience that embodies Japanese hospitality and refined aesthetics. Enjoy a tranquil and sophisticated time at this small luxury private hotel with only four rooms, where we provide the ultimate space to welcome our guests.

Park Hyatt Kyoto is a Hotel that combines the elegance of the Park Hyatt brand with the traditions of Kyoto. With an excellent location, you can enjoy views of Kyoto city and the Yasaka Pagoda while being within walking distance of attractions such as Kiyomizu Temple, Kodaiji Temple, Yasaka Shrine, and the Gion district.

Located on the expansive grounds of Mount Nagara's hillside in Otsu City, Shiga Prefecture, is Enryakuji Temple (Miidera), boasting a 1,300-year history. Since the Heian period, it has been regarded as one of the four great temples alongside Todai-ji, Kofuku-ji, and Enryaku-ji. The temple holds 64 national treasures and 720 important cultural properties and has historical ties with notable warlords such as Oda Nobunaga, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, Tokugawa Ieyasu, and Mouri Terumoto. Within the grounds of Miidera stands "Myogon-in," a structure with over 400 years of history that has recently served an essential role as a monk's quarters. Now available for use as accommodation for one group per day only. This private space offers exclusive use of an entire building along with opportunities for training or various experiences. ・Land area: Approximately 807 sqm (including Japanese garden and gazebo) ・Facility: 3LDK + Buddhist room (approximately 176.16 sqm)

GORA KADAN FUJI, a sanctuary overlooking Japan's iconic World Heritage Site, Mount Fuji. Experience the breathtaking view of Fuji to the west, evoking the ancient Japanese concept of "Western Paradise" in a modern setting. Just as new cultures once arrived from the west, your stay here promises encounters with the sacred and unknown. The ever-changing beauty of Mount Fuji reflects the deep connection between nature and humanity. Immerse yourself in our private hot springs while gazing at majestic mountains or find serenity in observing a single leaf drifting into our garden—moments that awaken a profound sense of Japanese pride within you. With refined hospitality honed in Hakone Gora, feel every heartbeat of Japan’s most revered mountain as you harmonize mind and body. A new chapter begins at GORA KADAN FUJI—where tradition meets timeless wonder.

A thatched-roof property nestled in the traditional Japanese landscape where sasayuri flowers bloom. Terraced rice fields sway in the wind. The sky is vividly colored. Before you unfolds the life of Japan. Feel the nature and tradition, listen to the whispers of the four seasons, and take a moment to reflect on yourself.

Located along Nene-no-Michi, the famed path linking Kodaiji Temple and Yasaka Shrine in the heart of Higashiyama—one of Kyoto’s premier sightseeing areas—this 120-year-old historic building has been restored under the theme of “Kirei-sabi,” where tranquility and elegance coexist, creating a calm and atmospheric retreat. Inside, the entire house is ideal for multi-generational families, friends, or group trips, featuring distinct living rooms on both the first and second floors, four bedrooms of varying sizes including a master bedroom, and two bathrooms. It is fully equipped with Facilities to ensure a comfortable stay. The second-floor living room offers seasonal views—vibrant autumn foliage and spring cherry blossoms—and includes an adjoining minibar, allowing you to enjoy Kyoto’s changing seasons with your favorite drink in hand.

Set in historic Miyagawa-cho and just moments from the Kamo River and Kennin-ji Temple, this rare location offers an exceptional base in Kyoto. Designed by Kengo Kuma & Associates, the architecture evokes the charm of Gion’s hidden lanes while reinterpreting traditional motifs through a contemporary lens, creating an intimate space to connect with Kyoto’s culture.The 89 guestrooms reflect Capella’s signature deeply personal stay, rooted in Kyoto’s enduring traditions.Six suites feature natural Onsen that can be enjoyed in-room, while Auriga Spa offers programs that blend Japanese tradition with modern wellness.In addition to exceptional dining across three restaurants, a diverse collection of contemporary art and cultural experiences throughout the property celebrates local traditions that continue to thrive today.

THE LAKOTAN, located 90 minutes from the city center, is a hidden retreat surrounded by a rich and diverse ecosystem, offering breathtaking natural beauty. This resort features luxurious amenities such as a sauna where you can relax while embracing nature and a 1,000-square-meter private garden. Enjoy an array of outdoor activities, cultural experiences, and exquisite dining to your heart's content.

Four Seasons Hotel Kyoto is a luxury Hotel located at the foot of Higashiyama, an area lined with temples and shrines. Within the Hotel grounds lies Shakusui-en, a pond garden with 800 years of history, once mentioned in The Tale of the Heike. Blending tradition with modern design, the space feels like a resort retreat. Ranked No. 6 in Japan’s Hotels category in Condé Nast Traveller (UK) Readers’ Choice Awards 2025, the Hotel invites you to enjoy a serene and refined stay unique to Kyoto’s finest luxury Hotels.

For adults who understand true luxuryIn the forest, away from bustling tourist spots.A quietly elegant villa, MUSÀ.

Founded in Keio 3 (1867), this Property features a sukiya-style architecture. To pursue the ultimate hospitality, the number of guest rooms was reduced to just three during renovations. While it is a pure Japanese-style building made with Akita cedar in the sukiya style, the reinforced concrete (RC) structure ensures safety and tranquility within the Property. There are no open-air baths in the guest rooms and no elevators in the Property, as it focuses on cuisine and hospitality. Using mainly local ingredients, we offer seasonal delicacies without being bound by tradition. We also pay great attention to tableware, ranging from Kaga maki-e pieces over 100 years old to works by contemporary craft artists, ensuring a visual delight as well. Wi-Fi is available throughout the Property. Allergy-friendly meals are available for even a single guest. Guests under 12 years old are not permitted, allowing you to enjoy a serene adult experience.

En is an exclusive one-group-per-day auberge located in Shigaraki, Shiga, Kansai. It was created through the "en" (connections) of those captivated by traditional Japanese architecture, built by master carpenters who carry on ancient construction techniques. The chef, Kazuo Ikuta, has pursued his culinary path for nearly 50 years, serving as the head chef at Kyoto Brighton Hotel and owner of Michelin one-star restaurant "Kyoto Okazaki Ikuta." With the philosophy of "never serving food without love," he dedicates himself to each guest.The Facility features unique experiences such as a dry landscape garden viewed from an irori room, a bath with a private garden, and a kura sauna. We hope this place becomes a cherished connection for all our guests.

As you step onto the grounds, you’ll be greeted by the scents of nature in every season. Pass through the imposing, weathered iron gate and enter the doorway of this traditional Japanese house to discover an entirely different world—SHIGUCHI. From the windows overlooking a sweeping panorama of untouched nature, a picture-perfect view unfolds and shifts with time, soothing and refreshing your mind. Supported by thick oak and hinoki cypress beams, and featuring sliding doors and door panels made from reclaimed materials, as well as lead kintsugi-style repairs at column joints, this space is created with deep respect for nature’s constant change and renewal—inviting you to reconnect with the bond between people and the natural world.