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A long-established Ryokan boasting smooth natural Onsen waters. The water sourced from Ueno-go Onsen, opened in April 2012, has a pH of 8.3 and excellent quality. Enjoy it alongside Niigata's seasonal flavors, featuring abundant local vegetables and ingredients from Echigo's mountains and seas.

A solitary property nestled along the stream of Ao Blue Valley. Enjoy four hot springs, seasonal countryside cuisine, and the gentle glow of lamps at night. With no TV and no mobile phone signal, relish the enchanting moments that can only be experienced in such an environment.

On a 10,000-tsubo property, there are six separate traditional houses, each with unique features, including one with a thatched roof, offering a deep sense of Japanese culture. Enjoy cuisine that delights both the eyes and palate with meticulously prepared "Cha Kaiseki Kuzushi." Escape the city's hustle and bustle and spend a relaxing moment as if in a Japanese folktale world.

[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.

A modern Japanese-style property with ocean views of the Pacific Ocean and Nojima Saki Lighthouse. Renowned for its rich and unique gourmet cuisine, two types of Onsen baths, and private baths. Offers baby-friendly services, making it ideal for family trips and expectant mothers.

A tranquil property nestled in the Omachi Onsen area at the foot of the Northern Alps. Serving as a base for exploring the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route, as well as Azumino sightseeing and winter activities like skiing, it offers various ways to enjoy each season. Relax in a room with a panoramic view of Jiigatake and savor colorful dishes made with fresh Shinshu ingredients.

All 8 rooms are detached villas, each featuring a unique semi-open-air bath with free-flowing natural hot spring water.Seasonal cuisine made with exceptional ingredients is served in a private dining room.Enjoy your stay in nature-rich Sujiyu Onsen as if it were your own vacation home.

A traditional Japanese property. From the folk-style lobby, enjoy the stunning view of the mountain stream. After experiencing the garden open-air bath, the folk-style hinoki bath, and the Houeki spring bath, savor the seasonal creative cuisine made with abundant local ingredients.

A secluded Property nestled in the serene forest at the northeastern gateway to the World Heritage Site "Shirakami Sanchi." Its charm lies in a hidden hot spring that emerges amidst magnificent nature. Since its opening in 1893, "Hikage no Yu" has been renowned for its skin benefits and cherished as a miraculous spring known as "The Healing Waters of Three Days."

Nestled in the deep mountains of Yoshino, surrounded by crystal-clear air and profound tranquility, Sakura-yama Hotel is an Accommodation of nine private villas, newly brought to life through the sensibilities of designers. What Sakura-yama Hotel strives for is not glamour, but a welcoming place where you can experience Japan’s inherent “beauty” and “peace” with all five senses. Every villa Room features a Shigaraki-ware ceramic open-air bath with 100% free-flowing Onsen water from the source to soothe your body. As you gaze out at the Yoshino mountain range beyond the rising steam, you can spend quiet moments as your mind gently unwinds. The architecture—lavishly using natural materials such as Yoshino red cedar—reimagines the beauty of Japanese design through a modern lens, creating a one-of-a-kind setting for restoration where wood fragrance and warmth meet softly filtered light. Meals enjoyed in this space are creative cuisine that values seasonal ingredients, aiming to be organic and free from additives. We offer dining that lets you savor nature’s gifts as they are and gently restore balance and beauty from within.The luxury of doing nothing. Quiet time embraced by nature, facing yourself. Deeply fulfilling both mind and body, helping you regain your natural beauty—.Through Japan’s essential aesthetics, continuously flowing Onsen water from the source, and an organic food culture, Sakura-yama Hotel will share new wellness resort value with the world.

A tranquil retreat featuring a serene Japanese garden spanning approximately 2,000 m².Savor a blissful moment of local sake and exquisite cuisine in a calm, refined setting.In the bar lounge, enjoy tasting flights or your favorite drink as a sake cocktail.Relax with Kaike Onsen rich in skin-beautifying minerals, delicious locally sourced dishes, and spacious guest rooms for a luxurious escape from everyday life.

Established in 1867 (Keio 3). A tranquil property nestled at the foot of Mount Kanaya. Featuring Japan's largest cypress bath, "Senninburo," and "Manyo no Yu," the largest wooden women's bath in the country. All our baths are fed by natural onsen sources 24 hours a day. Enjoy the rustic beauty of Japanese architecture harmonizing with nature while indulging in the diverse onsen experiences we proudly offer.

Opened on June 25, 2021. A hidden gem nestled in the Kannawa area of Beppu City, one of Japan's most renowned Onsen destinations, where you can enjoy the famous "Hell Tour" and delicious local cuisine. The accommodation features 16 rooms in total. With the theme of "Staying in Beppu Town," we offer a unique experience different from traditional Onsen resorts. Relax and unwind freely in a space filled with the soothing scent of wood.

A tranquil and relaxing space with only 16 Rooms available. The top-floor Room features a living terrace for your enjoyment. Our tea-themed sauna offers a private space reminiscent of a traditional tea room. While the typical "löyly" experience uses water, we provide tea for a unique and aromatic experience, allowing you to relax and rejuvenate surrounded by the scent of tea. The sauna is a Reservation-only, fully private facility. Guests wishing to use the sauna must make a separate Reservation. After your Room Reservation is confirmed, please contact KAMAKURA HOTEL. Additionally, at KAMAKURA BAR, we offer a Japanese-style breakfast and a selection of alcoholic beverages. For breakfast, enjoy rice balls and miso soup, while in the evening, relax with a curated selection of Japanese sake and shochu at our bar.

As a hidden retreat of the Higashi Honganji Annex Shoseien (commonly known as Kikokutei), you can enjoy the charm and atmosphere of Kyoto. We offer a unique experience where your stay in a comfortable space designed in a modern style transforms into a moment of "resting from travel." The thoughtfully designed Rooms feature Kyoto karakami, creating a Japanese-modern space adorned with the colors of the four seasons. Rooms facing the outer perimeter are equipped with large windows, offering views of the Kikokutei grounds to the east and Honganji (Kyoto Tower) to the west, expressing the seasons through plant motifs on Kyoto karakami. Please indulge in the luxurious and elegant time of "staying slowly, as if living in Kyoto," accompanied by the seasonal scenery.

This Hotel’s key advantages are its convenient location with excellent transport access, the Kamo River views from the windows, and spacious Rooms. Ideally located for getting around: about 15 minutes by taxi from JR Kyoto Station (Karasuma Exit). It is a 6-minute walk from Hankyu Kawaramachi Station, a 10-minute walk from Keihan Gion-Shijo Station, and a 6-minute walk from the city bus stop “Shijo Kawaramachi.” Another highlight of this prime location is that you can also reach us on foot from the stations while enjoying Kyoto’s scenery and strolling along the way. The property stands along the Kamo River, and our Kamo River View Rooms (riverside) feature floor-to-ceiling glass windows so you can fully enjoy the beautiful river view. Of our five Rooms in total, four are riverside Rooms with Kamo River views. In spring, you can see cherry blossoms in full bloom along the river; in autumn, vibrant fall foliage; and in winter, snow-dusted views of the Higashiyama mountains and Mount Hiei. From higher-floor Rooms, you can also watch Daimonji Bonfire (Gozan Okuribi). In addition—rare for buildings along the Kamo River—there is a rooftop terrace available for guests. The view across the river from the rooftop evokes Kaii Higashiyama’s painting “Toshi Kururu,” and you can also look out over Daimonji Bonfire (Gozan Okuribi) from here.

An Accommodation set on a vast 20,000-tsubo estate, where you can fully immerse yourself in pristine natural scenery. All Rooms are private detached Japanese-Western style suites, offering a luxurious space with an emphasis on privacy. Each Room features an open-air bath with free-flowing Onsen water straight from the source, allowing you to enjoy the Onsen amid nature’s beauty. Seasonal views unfold beyond the windows, letting you feel the breath of the great outdoors. Far from the bustle of the city, this is a place to leave everyday life behind. In time that flows gently, relax deeply and enjoy true comfort in harmony with nature.

A traditional accommodation renovated from a former cotton wholesaler's house over 170 years old. With only two guest rooms, each featuring an Onsen indoor bath and a spring water garden, you can fully enjoy the tranquility and relaxation unique to Shimabara, the city of water. Both rooms can also be rented together as an entire house, making it ideal for families, groups, or three-generation trips. Conveniently located just a 7-minute walk from Shimabara Station along the historic Manmachi Arcade, it is within walking distance to Shimabara Castle and dining areas—perfect as a base for sightseeing and exploring the town. Additionally, through our partnership with Michelin Plate-awarded restaurant "Oryori Madoka," located right in front of our accommodation, we offer exclusive Kaiseki courses and breakfast sets for guests. Savor dishes made with seasonal ingredients from Shimabara to your heart's content.

Akamа and Saburōmaru, Munakata City, Fukuoka Prefecture. Set in a traditional Japanese house built in 1887, “Auberge Cara Munakata” serves seasonal French cuisine.The kitchen is led by Hideji Uemura, former owner-chef of the locally acclaimed French restaurant “Yukiya.” Having fallen in love with this area and made it his home, he carefully selects ingredients from the sea and nearby fields, capturing fleeting moments of flavor on each plate. Free from excess embellishment, his cooking leaves a quiet, lasting finish—this is the cuisine he pursues.He says: “I want to elevate the value of Munakata—its nature, its people, its land—through food. I want locals to feel proud of their produce and seafood, and to bring out their full potential.”Uemura’s dishes make the most of local ingredients while favoring elegance over force. They may not be flashy, but from the first bite they gently ease both body and mind.Guest rooms feature antique furniture curated by a stylist, IKEUCHI ORGANIC towels, and eco-conscious amenities from THANN (a natural skincare brand from Thailand).In the garden you’ll also find a wood-fired Goemon-style bath for an immersive taste of timeless Japan. Through both dining and stay alike, enjoy time that lets you savor Munakata’s richness deep within.*Dinner is generally offered as a private booking; however, depending on Reservation status it may be shared seating. Please contact us in advance. *For staying guests: drinks from our café-only menu are available all-inclusive (excluding Breakfast-Only Plans).

A land nourished by abundant water: the Tonami region in western Toyama Prefecture. Philosopher Soetsu Yanagi once called the power created by nature and people together “dotoku” (the virtue of the land), and found in this region’s way of life an expression of the Mingei movement. Moribitosha, inspired by dotoku, is a gathering place for shaping a beautiful way of living for the future. A former training hall designed by Yanagi’s close disciple Keiichi Yasukawa has been renovated to include an auditorium, a Hotel, a café and shop, and telework spaces. Join classes and activities, talk with others, stay overnight, enjoy tea, settle in for a longer workation or creative retreat, and connect with local residents—so that your time here becomes learning itself and nourishment for everyday life. In a space filled with Mingei beauty, let’s think together about how we want to live beautifully from here on.