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This is the home where I was born and raised. A family residence that still remains in the city of Takamatsu. It was built in 1970, as the city moved forward in its postwar recovery. After more than half a century, this place found new life in 2019 as a private villa limited to one group per day.What we value most is a way of staying that helps you return to your natural rhythm—within quietness. Not simply spending time, but spending it as if you were “resting time” itself.■ Space: A living lineage of beauty within everyday life Step inside and you’ll find the aesthetics of “Sanuki Modern.” Isamu Noguchi’s Akari lights, Kagawa lacquerware, Aji stone—carefully chosen crafts throughout. These are not pieces meant only to be admired; they are beauty meant to be held and lived with. In a space where time-worn architecture resonates with contemporary sensibility, the culture rooted in this city quietly comes into view.■ Garden: Living art wrapped in stillness Beyond the gate stands a century-old black pine in calm silence. The garden has been shaped by skilled gardeners who have long supported local garden culture. It changes expression with morning light and evening illumination, and those subtle transitions become part of your memories here.■ Rest: A sanctuary of water that frees body and mind An open-air bath available 24 hours a day and a private sauna. In carefully set temperatures and deep quiet, travel fatigue melts away—and you gradually return to your own natural rhythm. That moment gently elevates the quality of your entire stay.■ Dining: Trust deepens flavor There is no fixed menu at Anabuki Residence. What we offer instead is trust—relationships rooted locally and built over many years. Private dining at the residence, or reservations at renowned restaurants around town; we may also guide you to places you would never find on your own at first glance. Each dish is born from connections between this land and its people.[The story continues—with you] Passed down through three generations, this home has now become a quiet place that welcomes guests from around the world. Owner-concierge Eitaro Anabuki will greet you together with the story of this house. Here, where past, present, and future meet softly, your own time will begin to unfold—slowly layering into something lasting.

Exclusive to one group per day, a hidden retreat in a traditional Kyoto townhouse. A private space with the entire property reserved. Located next to Higashi Honganji Temple, this building, over 100 years old in the historic heritage district, has been faithfully restored to its original townhouse form. Furnished with pieces from the Taisho to early Showa periods and featuring sliding doors with "karakami" crafted using Kyoto's traditional techniques, it offers a nostalgic atmosphere to enjoy Kyoto's beauty. Experience the lifestyle of Kyoto's merchant houses with plaster walls and spacious earthen floors.

Saryo Soen sits on an approximately 8,000-tsubo property that is designed as a Japanese garden, allowing you to enjoy its seasonal beauty from anywhere in the ryokan. The buildings are crafted in an authentic sukiya-style traditional design, showcasing the essence of Japanese architecture in harmony with nature.

In Nanto City, Toyama Prefecture (formerly Inami Town), also known as the "Wood Carving Village," a new auberge is born. This luxurious Property, limited to one group per day, offers a tranquil space where time flows quietly. Stay in a spacious Room remodeled from a kimono wholesaler's townhouse, and relax in an Onsen open-air bath with a view of the garden. Toyama's Fish Auberge Toyama Bay, known as the "natural fish tank," provides an abundance of fresh seafood. Enjoy a variety of fresh fish from Toyama, blessed by the sea, prepared with local ingredients in a farm-to-table style. Savor these exquisite dishes at a counter dining area remodeled from a 100-year-old storehouse. This is the ultimate auberge where you can experience the finest flavors.

A traditional Japanese-style Onsen property with tatami flooring throughout, located in Kuroishi Onsenkyo. Enjoy the large communal bath and open-air bath made with Aomori Hiba wood and Towada stone, along with seasonal kaiseki cuisine, for a colorful journey through the Tsugaru region.

Nazuna Hakone Miyanoshita is a new Ryokan that offers hospitality rooted in the traditions and spirit of Kyoto. Featuring elements of Kyoto's "Machiya" style, it harmonizes with the rich natural environment of Hakone.Guests can fully enjoy the blessings of Onsen at our facility. Each room is equipped with a private open-air or semi-open-air bath, allowing you to relax in your own space. From the open-air baths, you can admire the beautiful mountains of Hakone while rejuvenating both body and mind.Breakfast is served around an irori (traditional Japanese hearth), blending local ingredients with Kyoto-style obanzai dishes for a warm and inviting experience. We welcome you with artwork inspired by observing Hakone through a "GEO" perspective, expressing the profound poetry of its vibrant earth.

The designed space features a gracefully extending bamboo grove, with a gentle breeze creating soothing sounds. Not only the architectural design but also the service, hospitality, and cuisine are all pursued to perfection daily. Enjoy a new style of city hotel that has never been seen before in Miyazaki.

"Yashiro," located by the seaside in Hayama, is a unique accommodation where traditional architecture harmonizes with nature. Designed with the concept of "a home that lives outdoors," it blurs the boundaries between indoors and outdoors, allowing guests to connect with the seasons and nature. The striking verdigris-colored roof evokes a serene atmosphere reminiscent of a shrine. Fully barrier-free, it ensures comfort for wheelchair users, and stays with your beloved dog are also welcome, creating a space where every family member can feel at ease.The location is unbeatable—just a 1-minute walk to the beach, perfect for morning strolls or moments with your dog. A 5-minute walk takes you to an Imperial Villa steeped in history, offering a glimpse into Hayama's rich heritage. Additionally, Hayama Park is only 1 minute away on foot, providing stunning views of sunsets over Chojagasaki and Enoshima. Enjoy an extraordinary time surrounded by nature and history.

Surrounded by the natural beauty of Setouchi, we offer you a tranquil and warm retreat. Our lobby lounge, filled with natural light, features a terrace with a foot bath. Rooms are intentionally designed without televisions to provide an escape from daily life and allow for true relaxation. Our pride is the Onsen, offering rare high-concentration radon hot springs directly sourced and flowing continuously. Experience alternating hot and cool baths to promote circulation, relieve fatigue, and refresh both body and mind. The mildly alkaline water is gentle on the skin with beautifying effects, enriched with minerals from ancient geological layers—enjoy this "ancient Onsen" at your leisure. The lounge includes a mini-library where you can explore carefully selected books or try glass pens paired with Sailor Ink made in Hiroshima/Kure at your convenience. At dusk, admire the twilight over Seto through large windows; by nightfall, relax by the soft flicker of our bioethanol fireplace.Throughout our facility, you'll find wallpaper crafted from local textile company paper cloth (Shifu) as well as works by Japanese washi artist Eriko Horiki—designs that harmonize beautifully with regional culture.At the "Hidamari Counter" next to the lobby, enjoy complimentary drinks or sample local spirits; in the evening, savor special late-night snacks prepared by our chef.

Located near Chichibugahama, famous for its stunning sunsets and mirror-like water reflections, the quiet historic town of Nio is home to NIPPONIA Nio Mikagami no Machi, a dispersed accommodation renovated from traditional Japanese houses by master carpenters.This ancient town, dating back to the Heian period, offers a delightful historical walk through its maze-like alleys. You can experience nostalgic moments at old-fashioned grocery stores or a bakery run by an elderly woman in her 80s while staying immersed in this charming atmosphere.Escape the hustle and bustle and relax in tranquil rooms that embody traditional Japanese folk art and culture. Reconnect with yourself through records and books in this serene space.

A dream of a bamboo grove that gently cleanses the heart. A tranquil Stays that gathers the essence of hospitality, "Wakatake no Sho Bettei Sasane." The scenery is a feast for the heart. All Rooms in our Property offer a splendid view overlooking the clear stream of Kinugawa, allowing you to fully enjoy the nature of Kinugawa. Please enjoy a private and tasteful journey from the bottom of your heart...

Yoshikawa was established as a culinary Ryokan after World War II, located near the Kyoto Imperial Palace in the heart of Rakuchu. The garden, known as "Taikyoen," is said to have been designed by Enshu Kobori and retains some features from the Edo period. The Sukiya-style building, once a residence of a wealthy merchant, offers an atmosphere of tranquility and charm that feels far removed from the bustling city. We hope you will enjoy your stay at our culinary Ryokan, where you can relax and feel at home.

A property with the concept of "Wellness and Art." A remarkable fusion of history dating back to the Muromachi period and contemporary art. Enjoy the cultural arts amidst the tranquility of vast nature, along with the blessings of onsen directly from the source and wholesome, body-friendly cuisine.

An Accommodation where you can feel the subtle transitions of Japan’s 24 seasonal divisions, even more delicate than the four seasons. This is Bettei Suiun. Fresh greenery in spring, dazzling blue skies in summer, a pleasant cool breeze in autumn, and crystal-clear air in winter... Surrender to the natural Onsen open-air bath made of hinoki cypress in every guest room, and unwind with “adults-only time” as you listen to the flowing river and birdsong.

The first-generation owner, Tadayoshi Ota, was a connoisseur so esteemed that Rosanjin described him as "the most notable man in Hokuriku, a national guest of Kanazawa, and a great figure in tea gatherings." It is said that tea masters, connoisseurs, and gourmets, including Dono Masuda, frequently visited from Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka, drawn by Tadayoshi's hospitality. His attention to ingredients and dedication to tableware were so exceptional that they were even passed down to "Hoshioka Saryo." As Rosanjin remarked, "He did not use tea as an ornament for himself nor as a business," reflecting the heartfelt and unpretentious hospitality that was the philosophy of Yamanoo. After the war, adapting to changes in lifestyle, "Yamanoo" was reborn as "Kanazawa Yamanoo." The current owner, Tatsuya Motoya, is the fifth generation since Tadayoshi. While time has passed and the name has changed, the spirit of hospitality, "one guest, one pavilion," has been faithfully carried on since its founding.

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.

Grand Hyatt Fukuoka is centrally located in Canal City Hakata, a complex city situated almost in the middle of Hakata Station and the Tenjin area, the business and shopping hub of Fukuoka City. It is approximately a 20-minute drive from Fukuoka Airport, and the nightlife spot Nakasu is also nearby, making it an excellent location. Additionally, the city offers numerous attractions, including Fukuoka Tower and Fukuoka Dome, which provide panoramic views of the city, as well as charming historical buildings and festivals.

A traditional Japanese Ryokan, "Nasu Onsen Sanraku," where Emperor Showa stayed during his time as Crown Prince. The breathtaking view here inspired the decision to establish the Imperial Villa in Nasu. Experience the charm of traditional Sukiya-style architecture, exquisite kaiseki cuisine reflecting the changing seasons, and a large open-air Onsen surrounded by vibrant trees and serene tranquility. We warmly welcome you with Sanraku's long-cherished spirit of hospitality. Relax and unwind in an extraordinary world away from everyday life. *Shuttle service is available from Nasushiobara Station. Please check the plan details for more information.*

The various styles of "Atami Sekitei Bekkan Sakuraoka Saryo" are named "Sekitei Jushu" and are adorned with the spirit of "elegance and luxury" cultivated by Edo culture. We hope you can forget the daily complexities, enjoy a full-body, all-sensory relaxation, and relish the delightful dramas unfolding everywhere.

Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo has earned a prestigious Four-Star rating for eight consecutive years in both the Hotel and Spa categories of the Forbes Travel Guide, a leading U.S. travel rating publication.Blessed with beautiful scenery in every season, Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo is surrounded by a forest-like garden praised as an urban oasis. With an elegant atmosphere rooted in European tradition and attentive service in every detail, we offer an irreplaceable place to unwind amid the bustle of the city. Standard rooms are a spacious 45 m²—choose between a Garden View that evokes the property’s rich history or a City View overlooking Tokyo’s night skyline. With soothing views beyond your window and thoughtful hospitality, we deliver true relaxation.On July 26, 2024, an exclusive lounge for suite guests opened, featuring light meal service and a relaxing terrace.