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KYOBU Chawan-zaka is located at the entrance of Chawan-zaka, where kilns of Kiyomizu-yaki, a representative of traditional Kyo-yaki crafts, are lined up, and it faces the World Heritage Site Kiyomizu Temple. The property features works by Kiyomizu-yaki ceramic artist Yuichi Inokai, a collection of Kyo-yaki tableware, a large ceramic bathtub in the bathroom, and from the staircase window, you can view Higiri Jizo, a symbol of the local faith of the Kiyomizu area, allowing you to enjoy Kyoto through both sight and touch.

Uchiko Town flourished through the production of wood wax from the late Edo period to the Meiji era. Buildings and townhouses related to the wood wax industry, which peaked around 1897, line the streets. "Uchiko no Yado Kyuu" is a traditional townhouse-style property located in Uchiko's "Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings." Enjoy a fully renovated and comfortable space available for exclusive rental.

This is a traditional house over 150 years old, located in the Yuasa Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings in Kishu.

A small Sesoko Island with a circumference of about 7km. This small former isolated island, connected by the Sesoko Bridge, is surrounded by some of the most beautiful seas in Okinawa. Villa "Iju no Hana" is located on a hill overlooking the Sesoko Bridge and the stunning sea, offering a private resort atmosphere where you can relax and enjoy a tranquil moment while feeling the sea breeze. It is conveniently located for northern sightseeing, being about a 10-minute drive to the Churaumi Aquarium and about a 35-minute drive to Kouri Island. From the Property, it is a 10-minute walk to Anchihama Beach, bustling with marine activities, and a 5-minute drive to Sesoko Beach.

A whole townhouse rental with a view of Yasaka Tower, Yasaka Han.

MAOIQ is a vacation house located in Naganuma Town, Hokkaido. Here, you won't find the usual familiar scenery. The color of the sunrise, the scent of trees and earth, the dazzling moonlight, and the occasional sound of the forest. Discover the unique luxury that changes with the seasons, only at MAOIQ. In the morning, as you sip coffee on the wooden deck, you can hear the rustling of the trees and the chirping of birds. In the afternoon, sink into the sofa and gaze at the scenery outside. The wind calms, and an abundance of sunlight pours down. At night, an endless night sky unfolds with nothing to obstruct it. The ever-changing scenes make your time at MAOIQ special.

Located at the center of the "grid pattern" that represents Kyoto city, KYOBU Karasuma Gojo stands in a location where you can see Kyoto Tower as soon as you step out of the property. Inside the property, with its natural wood flooring, is a cozy space where the living room connecting two bedrooms is adorned with a courtyard maple tree, showcasing the colors of the four seasons and enhancing the enjoyment of shared moments.

One is a dog-friendly (pet-allowed) Kyoto townhouse where you can stay with your beloved dog. The other is an accommodation where pets are not allowed. You can choose the accommodation that suits your style.

"Shikion-an Gion Shirakawa," situated along the Shirakawa River flowing through Japan's renowned antique district, offers a broad enjoyment of the city's four seasons: cherry blossoms in spring, fireflies in summer, autumn foliage, and snowy landscapes in winter.

One station from "Kyoto Station" to "Gojo Station," within walking distance. A one-group-per-day, whole-house rental Property renovated from the former residence of Japanese traditional dancer "Fujima Mikishi." While preserving the tradition of Kyoto machiya, modern convenience and comfort have been added. The Property features a living room with a view of a tsuboniwa (small garden), a modern kitchen for self-catering, two Japanese-style rooms, a Western-style bedroom, a bathroom, and a shower room, allowing for a relaxing stay for groups or couples. Enjoy the Japanese dance motifs scattered throughout the machiya.

Arashiyama showcases the beauty of all four seasons. The Grand West Arashiyama is located just a 5-minute walk from Hankyu Arashiyama Station and a 10-minute walk from Togetsu Bridge. Experience a stay that feels like living in Arashiyama.

Located near modern attractions such as the Kyoto Aquarium and Railway Museum, this property features traditional Kyoto architecture with large beams that breathe the history of Kyoto.

We have renovated the traditional 'Kyomachiya' houses still remaining in Kyoto, which are gradually decreasing over time. Experience a stay in these historic houses and get a glimpse of life in Kyoto. Enjoy the warm and nostalgic atmosphere.

Sky, forest, sea. To a natural space preserved through time. A villa with stunning views, standing like a hidden retreat. "Villa Sachibaru" inherits the history of Ryukyu dynasty clans who left the capital Shuri to establish a village on the outskirts.

The central area of Okinawa City, "Koza," retains a strong influence of American culture. During the 1970s to 1980s, it served as an international hub for music and fashion. Although its former bustling atmosphere has faded, the unique blend of Japanese and American cultures remains in its scenery and traditions. To let you fully experience and enjoy the essence of Koza, we have renovated vacant shops in the shopping district into two guest rooms. The theme is "The city as a hotel lounge." Enjoy Okinawa's first city hotel that reimagines the shopping district as a hotel!

In Kanazawa's Naka-machi, you can rent an entire traditional townhouse exclusively for one group per day. The Room, preserved as it was during the Taisho era when it was used for tea house entertainment (with geisha), offers a unique experience. Additionally, from the spacious veranda, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the Asano River, and in spring, admire the cherry blossoms. Immerse yourself in the history and tradition of Kanazawa, accompanied by the sounds of the Asano River and the seasonal scenery.

A whole two-story traditional Kyoto townhouse available for private rental, accommodating up to 9 guests. Each floor is equipped with a living room, kitchen, bathroom, and toilet! Perfect for families, multi-generational families, or group trips! Safe and comfortable for small children as well. With a fully equipped kitchen, you can bring your favorite ingredients and cook your meals. Cooking utensils are provided, so you can come empty-handed! Enjoy quality time with delicious food and drinks. Many guests have loved their stay so much that they keep coming back! Located within a 10-minute walk to World Heritage Nijo Castle, Kyoto Imperial Palace, and Nishiki Market. Miyaki-tei offers the charm of experiencing both sightseeing and everyday life. Surrounding the townhouse, you'll find Kyoto's unique shops, including tea houses, Japanese confectionery stores, restaurants, pottery shops, and incense stores. Enjoy dining and shopping during your stay. Why not experience Kyoto's history through a unique townhouse stay that’s unlike your usual accommodations? *Please search for availability with a minimum of 2 nights. Depending on availability, we may accommodate 1-night stays, so feel free to inquire.

An award-winning “transparent architecture that blends into the forest,” recognized by architectural prizes in Japan and abroad. A one-of-a-kind masterpiece, featured repeatedly in the media.【The ultimate luxury—inside extraordinary architecture】 Wake up to dappled sunlight and birdsong. In season, squirrels may even stop by to say good morning from the 3rd-floor bedroom. Outside the windows stretches an untouched forest with nothing to block your view; at night, only silence and a sky full of stars remain. To preserve nature as much as possible, only three trees were felled during construction. Put power and screens aside for a while—and do nothing. That time is the greatest luxury here.【Up to 3 bedrooms—ideal for multiple families】 Perfect for a quiet weekend for a couple and their dog, or for 2–3 families / 2–3 generations traveling together, or gatherings of 4–6 friends. By adding the optional detached annex “Ya no Ie,” you can expand to a 3-bedroom layout and accommodate up to 10 guests. It’s also popular as a “secret base” just for kids.【Most popular: Private Chef Plan】 Authentic Italian cuisine sourced directly from renowned nearby restaurants, prepared at your table in this architectural masterpiece. We also offer a more casual catering Plan. As dining out or shopping requires driving, we highly recommend considering the Private Chef option for dinner.【The luxury of slowing down】 Time spent here is not simply a trip to look at scenery—it’s a journey inward, toward yourself, your family, and close friends you can truly relax with. Deep conversations born from stillness; bonds that grow stronger in unhurried moments; time to remember what matters most—things left behind in an ever-accelerating world. These moments at Wa no Ie are one of today’s greatest luxuries.【Enjoy nature with an immersive stay】 A car is essential to reach central Karuizawa or convenience stores. The building also prioritizes design over practicality in its structure. But that is exactly what makes it so special: stepping away from everyday life and being surrounded by nature. For experienced travelers who embrace every bit of “inconvenience,” as well as children seeking adventure, this will be a once-in-a-lifetime memory. There are many stairs throughout; if you’re staying with children or pets, we can install baby gates free of charge for your peace of mind.

This is an attractive property offering a unique stay style different from hotels or ryokans, combining the culture of traditional Kyoto townhouses with modern technology, providing an experience as if living in Kyoto. Additionally, it is a property where you can stay with your beloved dog. Enjoy the traditional streetscape of Kyoto with your dog.

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.