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We take pride in our spacious tatami-matted hall and Japanese-style bath made with Hinoki wood and natural stone.With a kitchen and washing machine, you can enjoy your stay as if you were at home.Spanning 200㎡, it accommodates up to 4 guests.

Just a 1-minute walk from Tojinmachi Subway Station, with easy access to Hakata and Tenjin!! This Hotel is perfect for business and sightseeing. You can walk to PayPay Dome, which hosts numerous events like baseball games, and Fukuoka Tower, offering a panoramic view of Fukuoka city and Hakata Bay, is just a 10-minute bus ride away. The area is very convenient, with nearby izakayas like "Yataizushi," as well as convenience stores and supermarkets. Our breakfast offerings include a choice of Japanese or Western-style meals, with a rich variety that has received high praise and many kind words from our guests.

EXP. Co-Onsen 呼隱撰 is a private villa situated right at the border of Atami and Yugawara. Against this backdrop, Co-Onsen features 2 private onsens - one made of wood and one of stone, a private sauna, a state-of-the-art kitchen, a phone booth for remote meetings, radiant floor heating at the core, and sleeping space for up to 9. The house is surrounded by an avant-garde Japanese garden designed by renowned landscape architect Michio Tase, having considered the balance and harmony of every species from the pond to the slopes, coming together in a non-pretentious, natural garden.

Hoshio Hamlet, tucked deep in Nammoku Village at the far western edge of Gunma Prefecture, is a true hidden retreat where Japan’s nostalgic original landscape still remains. Traditional farmhouses over 100 years old (former sericulture homes) still stand here, and the stone walls built by earlier generations create a remarkable scenery. The “Shiomizu Mineral Spring” (local name), once used as the hamlet’s public bathhouse, was revived as Hoshio Onsen through the efforts of villagers and supporters from outside the village. The bath attached to each Room features free-flowing hot spring water from Hoshio Onsen (piped directly from the source). Its reddish, golden-hued water warms you to the core and leaves your skin smooth—an Onsen known for its beautifying qualities. Tateiwa: A 40-tatami total pure Japanese-style Room with two connected 12-tatami rooms (24 tatami), surrounded by a three-sided veranda corridor + private open-air Onsen bath for guests Hoshio: A 20-tatami Western-style Room with an 8-tatami living area plus two 6-tatami bedrooms finished with solid hinoki wood for a natural woody fragrance + private open-air Onsen bath for guests Hoshiogawa: A 10-tatami Western-style Room with views of the Hoshiogawa River right in front of you + private Onsen rock bath for guests (the tub is tiled—a symbol of Showa-era romance) Step away from city crowds, immerse yourself in silence filled only with murmuring streams and birdsong, soak in Hoshio Onsen, gaze at the stars at night, and enjoy a truly extraordinary escape. <Hot spring quality of Hoshio Onsen> Sodium-Calcium Bicarbonate-Chloride Cold Mineral Spring (Hypotonic Neutral Cold Mineral Spring)

In this 120-year-old traditional farmhouse built in the late Meiji era, the soot-darkened, glossy beams and pillars remain to this day, offering a glimpse of Japan’s way of life from times past. Enjoy the changing satoyama scenery through the seasons, the warmth of a wood-burning stove, and dishes made with local ingredients. Step away from the bustle of everyday life and spend unhurried “Koharu time.”

World-renowned architect Kengo Kuma, who was also selected to design the Tokyo National Stadium. Yusuhara Town, which greatly influenced his architectural career, is a nature-rich area with 91% of its land covered by forests. Our Hotel welcomes guests with rooms that combine the beautiful natural scenery and interiors designed by Kengo Kuma, utilizing natural materials to create a stylish yet relaxing space. Additionally, the "Unokami Onsen," available exclusively to our staying guests, is a natural Onsen located in the headwaters of Japan's last clear stream, the Shimanto River. Guests can enjoy an open-air bath with a stunning view of a star-filled sky on clear nights. We offer the ultimate luxury of doing nothing, surrounded by the beauty of nature and the finest hospitality. A moment of healing for everyone who visits. Please come and experience it for yourself!

Our Accommodation is built around the concept of a “quiet therapeutic retreat to reconnect with Onsen,” where you can enjoy the Awazu Onsen source spring with 1,300 years of history. A Showa-era therapeutic style Accommodation designed for slow, peaceful enjoyment of Awazu Onsen’s source spring. We pour freshly drawn source water directly into the bath and offer pure free-flowing Onsen, so you can restore your body and spend unhurried, quiet time. We value this kind of calm stay. Ideal for solo travelers and small groups such as couples and families, this Accommodation is recommended for those who prefer a tranquil escape and time to truly immerse themselves in Onsen rather than a lively trip.

"Tabiyado Usagi to Kame" is a Property located in Omihachiman City, Shiga Prefecture, renovated from a 50-year-old wooden building into a whole-house rental accommodation. Some of the fittings in the Property were designed by architect William Merrell Vories, and the building features suite-style rooms. From the living room and open-air bath on the first floor, you can enjoy the garden, while the Japanese-style room on the second floor offers views of Mt. Hachiman and the ropeway. We have focused on creating a luxurious space where you can "spend time as if it were your own home," while enjoying the seasonal beauty.

The former Aburaya, which served as a secondary inn in Oiwake-juku on the Nakasendo in Karuizawa, was relocated to its current location in 1938. This Ryokan has been the setting for many literary works, as it was favored by writers and intellectuals such as Tatsuo Hori, Michizo Tachihara, and Shuichi Kato for their writing retreats. In 2012, the building of the former Aburaya Ryokan was restored and reborn as "Aburaya," a place dedicated to "Books and Art Projects." The second floor of the main building now serves as a Property with No Meals Included. Additionally, the Facility offers electric-assist bicycles exclusively for guests (available for an additional fee). You can explore areas such as Old Karuizawa and Naka-Karuizawa, making it an ideal base for your stay. Why not enjoy a relaxing stay while immersing yourself in literature and art, and fully experience all that Karuizawa has to offer?

Hostel Gion SORA is located in the heart of Gion, Kyoto, offering a perfect blend of traditional Japanese charm and modern comfort. Despite its affordable rates, it boasts an excellent location within walking distance to famous attractions such as Yasaka Shrine and Kiyomizu Temple. After enjoying the picturesque streets of Gion, relax and unwind in the serene atmosphere of our hostel.Additionally, guests can experience the warm hospitality of our hostess through a traditional Japanese tea ceremony. This special moment allows you to immerse yourself in Japanese culture while finding peace and relaxation.Our rooms are not luxurious, but they are clean, well-maintained, and designed to provide a comfortable stay. Whether you are visiting for sightseeing or business, we promise a pleasant experience. With convenient access and heartfelt hospitality, we aim to make your trip to Kyoto truly special. We invite you to enjoy a comfortable and memorable stay at Hostel Gion SORA.

Enjoy exclusive use of an entire 400-year-old former village headman’s residence, said to be eight years older than Himeji Castle. This nationally registered cultural property has been carefully restored, preserving its historic character.From the main house, you can look out over a Japanese garden that changes with the seasons. In the gourd-shaped hinoki (cypress) bath, relax and soak while taking in the garden view. The scenery shifts from morning to afternoon to night—an experience found only here.Inside, thick beams and pillars, traditional fittings, and other details preserve everyday culture dating back to the Edo period. This was also the birthplace of Tetsujuro Oguni, who helped save farmers during the Bantan Uprising, and it carries a history of watching over many lives as a local maternity home.Ideal for those who want to unwind with family or friends in a quiet setting, and for anyone seeking a special stay in a historic home.