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"Kappo Ryokan Wakamatsu" was established in 1922 (Taisho 11) in Hakodate. Since then, it has been cherished for nearly a century as a long-established Ryokan offering the finest hospitality in Hakodate Yunokawa Onsen, one of Hokkaido's premier tourist destinations. In 1954 (Showa 29), it was honored to host His Majesty the Emperor during his tour of Hokkaido, and in recent years, it has been awarded one star in the "Michelin Guide Hokkaido." While preserving the hospitality refined through such history and tradition, "Wakamatsu Yugawara Sekitei" was established in March 2018 (Heisei 30) in Yugawara. In the picturesque and tranquil Yugawara, beloved by artists and writers, we warmly invite you to forget the hustle and bustle of daily life and enjoy a peaceful and relaxing time.

A tranquil retreat surrounded by the gentle sound of waves, the vast blue sky stretching before your eyes, and the serene presence of the moon amidst a star-filled night. Step away from the everyday, where time stands still, and your mind finds peace. This is a culinary Ryokan where you can relax in harmony with the beauty of nature, cherishing moments with your loved ones. Choose from our main building, camping trailers, or your preferred accommodation type. With a limit of only three groups per day, we offer meticulous service and dishes crafted from freshly harvested seasonal ingredients from Itoshima. Nestled in a hidden auberge embraced by the calm sea and abundant nature, indulge in an extraordinary experience.

A tranquil hideaway exclusively for adults with 14 rooms, "Oyado Mori no Ne."With a climate of stark temperature differences, fertile soil that nurtures abundant fields, rich ingredients full of natural flavors, and serene mountain landscapes.At "Oyado Mori no Ne," we express the essence of Yamagata's culture, accumulated since the Jomon era, with a modern touch.Cherishing the forest, "Oyado Mori no Ne" embraces a new concept: "A Property that is comfortable for both the forest and people." We are committed to initiatives that are kind to the forest and the natural environment.Escape the busyness of daily life and immerse yourself in the unique world of the forest. Enjoy a stay that is gentle on nature and people, offering a truly relaxing experience.

Set on the shores of Lake Toya, WE Hotel Toya enters a new chapter as part of the Dusit Collection in July 2026. Designed by Kengo Kuma, the architecture blends the warmth of wood with refined modern Japanese aesthetics. All rooms and villas offer views of Lake Toya, inviting you to enjoy a luxurious stay close to the lake’s ever-changing beauty through every season. The 55 lake-view guest rooms feature private open-air hinoki baths, while three three-bedroom villas offer spacious living areas and kitchens. Dining options include “EZO Cuisine,” showcasing seasonal Hokkaido flavors; “La Saison,” serving authentic Thai noodles and rice bowls; and “TARU Bar,” with a wide selection of drinks—plus an Onsen public bath overlooking Lake Toya. A soothing retreat where nature, fine dining, and Onsen help you truly unwind.

Less than a two-hour flight from Tokyo, "Wasure no Sato Gajoen" is a beautiful Property that perfectly blends into the lush, deep greenery of Kirishima's nature, offering an exceptional escape despite its outstanding accessibility. Situated along the Amori River, the Property features only eight standalone Rooms, each housed in relocated traditional thatched-roof houses. Every Room is equipped with a private Onsen bath, fed 100% by natural hot spring sources. The dishes, delicately prepared with vegetables grown in the Property's own garden, deliver flavors unique to the region and nourish deeply. The thatched roofs, irori hearths, and the river flowing beside the Property evoke a sense of peace, reminiscent of Japan's traditional rural landscapes. "Wasure no Sato Gajoen" is a place where you can forget the distractions of daily life while rediscovering the truly important things that should never be forgotten.

Suwaya is a small property that accommodates only four groups of guests per day. Meals are served in your room or a semi-private space, allowing you to savor seasonal flavors in a tranquil setting. Additionally, we provide a private bath for you to enjoy a relaxing bathing experience without concern for other guests.

In the old town of Nara, in the popular historic district of Naramachi with its traditional streetscape, you’ll find “Kaze no Naramachi.” This small Hotel has only eight rooms, preserving the beauty and craftsmanship of a traditional Japanese house—such as its kura storehouse and tea room—while offering modern comfort and functionality. With “SAKE HOTEL” as our concept—befitting the birthplace of sake—you can enjoy pairings of Toyosawa Shuzo’s sake with locally sourced fusion cuisine. Depending on the season, rare sakes may also be available. To help make your trip even more fulfilling, we also provide guidance on nearby sightseeing spots. Enjoy strolling through this atmospheric neighborhood and visiting cultural landmarks such as Kofuku-ji Temple, Todai-ji Temple, and Nara Park for a rich stay where you can experience history and discover Nara’s lesser-known charms.

Located near Nijo Castle, in the heart of Kyoto's history, where you can also visit the Mibu Shinsengumi Residence Site, the Imperial Palace, Kamo River, Pontocho, and Gion, a luxurious and entirely new Hotel, MOGANA, has been born. Designed and created by renowned Japanese architect Takashi Yamaguchi, the 23 guest rooms feature a modern interpretation of Kyoto's traditional "machiya" structure, adorned with carefully selected furnishings that reflect the refined aesthetics of Japan. We offer our guests a sophisticated and high-quality space and experience. Come and experience the meticulously crafted hospitality of MOGANA.

The Yugawara Onsen area, celebrated even in the ancient Manyoshu anthology, is renowned as a place where high-quality Onsen waters flow. Surrounded by famous hot springs, scenic views of the sea and mountains, and abundant local ingredients, it has long been cherished as a destination for leisure and relaxation. In particular, from the mid-Meiji period, many literary figures such as Doppo Kunikida, Natsume Soseki, Akiko Yosano, and Junichiro Tanizaki visited, fostering its development as a place for creativity and camaraderie. The history of Fujiya Ryokan is long-standing, with records indicating that its predecessor, an Onsen inn, existed as far back as the late Edo period. In fact, buildings from the end of the Edo era remained until 1968. According to the "Yugawara Guide" published in 1918, Fujiya Ryokan began as an Onsen Ryokan in 1876, and at the time, it was poetically named "Shuhoen." Crossing the Nagahashi Bridge over the Fujiki River, visitors would find a spacious property with pavilions and annexes, where flowers bloomed year-round. During the Meiji era, Fujiya Ryokan, Itoya Ryokan, Nakanishi Ryokan, and Amanoya were said to have formed a beautiful landscape with their main buildings, annexes, and other structures nestled amidst rich natural surroundings and gardens.

History, tradition, culture, and humanity. A Hotel that epitomizes the aesthetic sensibilities passed down through generations in this city is born. THE BLOSSOM HAKATA Premier. Featuring a design inspired by Hakata-ori and incorporating Japanese modern elements throughout. Enjoy the finest moments in a space that embodies the essence of Hakata.

Embrace what’s good for your mind and body, and enjoy it even more. From Kyoto, we introduce a new lifestyle called “GOOD NATURE,” which allows you to incorporate healthy and beneficial elements into your life in your own way. In 2020, we became the first Hotel in the world to receive the “WELL Certification (v1),” awarded to buildings that prioritize environmental and health considerations. Our features include a green wall in the courtyard that replicates Kyoto’s vegetation and designs made with natural materials. We also offer a variety of activities such as yoga and meditation. Since our opening, we have aimed for a “sustainable, non-disposable society” by encouraging guests to bring their own toothbrushes, hairbrushes, and razors instead of providing them in guest rooms. (As of April 2022, amenities are available for purchase at the front desk, with proceeds supporting circular economy initiatives.)

Takehara, located along the coast of the Seto Inland Sea, flourished as one of Japan's leading salt production areas since the Edo period. By the Taisho era, it boasted 26 sake breweries thanks to its prosperity from salt. The people of that time competed to build many remarkable structures, creating a beautiful townscape that still retains its historical charm today. Known as "Little Kyoto of Aki," Takehara has been designated as a Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings by the Japanese government.Nestled seamlessly within this historic townscape is NIPPONIA Hotel Takehara Saltworks Town. As a dispersed hotel with buildings scattered throughout the area, including a former bank and former restaurant, each structure has been carefully restored to respect its historical background while providing modern comfort. This creates an extraordinary space where you can experience timeless richness.For dining, we offer dishes crafted with local ingredients such as seafood and citrus nurtured by Setouchi's mild climate and various salts differing in flavor depending on their production method or origin. Pair these with sake from three long-established breweries with over 150 years of history to indulge in an exquisite culinary journey.Conveniently located for visits to Okunoshima Island, Shimanami Kaido cycling route, and Onomichi sightseeing spots, immerse yourself in the history and culture alive in this area while savoring salt, sake, and delicacies unique to Setouchi that continue to be cherished today.

About 30 minutes from Osaka. A mansion surrounded by the rich nature of the four seasons has been transformed into a sushi property. Enjoy delicious dishes made with seasonal ingredients.

Kaiseki Ryokan Ogiya, a culinary-focused Ryokan in Takeo Onsen, has meticulously crafted every service to provide guests with moments of relaxation and comfort. Simply boasting a long history will eventually fade. Chasing only novelty will eventually lose its charm. Instead of adapting to the times, we offer personalized hospitality that allows the times to adapt to us.

From the moment you step through the entrance to the time of checkout, the passing moments become cherished... The serene embrace of the Hotel located on this hilltop, where you can feel the greenery, breeze, and sky, makes the precious time with your loved ones even more gentle.

Hotel Metropolitan Kamakura, themed around “A New Ancient Capital That Captivates the Heart,” offers guests from Japan and abroad a space and time to experience the charm of Kamakura.Guest rooms are primarily twin rooms designed for sightseeing travelers. About a 2-minute walk from JR Kamakura Station East Exit and conveniently located along Wakamiya Oji Avenue, the Hotel blends into the townscape, welcoming guests with seasonal scenery and supporting a refined stay.

Located in the Kariya area of Ako City, where the charm of a historic castle town still remains, this property was established as a sister inn to Ako Onsen Shiosai Kirara Shokichi. Preserving as much as possible of buildings constructed during the Meiji and Taisho periods, we spent over a year renovating them with a focus on restoring them to their finest condition of the time. Enjoy a stay that blends into the town of Ako at an unhurried pace.

Known as the oldest Onsen area in Akita Prefecture, Akino-miya Onsenkyo was once beloved by many notable figures, including Mushanokoji Saneatsu.

A Ryokan embraced by the forest. Enjoy delicious meals, comfortable bedding, and private open-air baths in every room.

One station (3 minutes) from "Kyoto" Station via the JR Sagano Line, and a 2-minute walk from "Umekoji Kyoto Nishi" Station. Experience the rich history and culture along with a "new Kyoto" that can only be found here. A new hotel has been established, creating a vibrant atmosphere. Directly connected to the Kyoto Central Wholesale Market via a second-floor passageway. The hotel also features commercial facilities that offer experiences of "food" and "craft." At the site of the former Kouroukan, a place where cultures once converged across the sea, enjoy a special moment.