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A Ryokan in Arima, Hyogo, one of Japan's three famous Onsen. Enjoy the distinctive reddish-brown 'Kin-sen' Onsen with excellent warming and moisturizing effects, along with a special meal at the first Kobe beef designated restaurant within Arima Onsen Ryokans.

A Property where you can enjoy a garden that changes with the seasons, with excellent access to outlets and a safari park. The radium hot bath, known for its health benefits, and the well-equipped Facilities are particularly appealing. Especially for guests with small children, we provide baby-friendly Facilities, spacious private baths, and tatami dining rooms for a worry-free stay. Additionally, you can relax while enjoying views of the garden and rural landscapes from the windows. Furthermore, there are bathing areas and sauna Facilities made with radium ore.

"Senkyou" is located in Oigami Onsen, a hot spring village embraced by magnificent mountains and known for its legendary waters believed to be blessed by the gods. The Property is designed in a traditional Japanese style, harmonizing with the natural beauty of the area, adorned with subtle charm and warmth throughout. The gentle aroma of incense enhances the refined atmosphere, welcoming you to a special moment. The interior decor and the views from the windows quietly convey the joy of travel, while the soothing warmth of the Onsen, cherished by people since ancient times, will surely bring satisfaction to all guests. Additionally, our cuisine, featuring dishes crafted with ingredients from the Tone region, has been highly praised. When visiting Oigami Onsen, we warmly invite you to stop by "Senkyou."

This is a distinguished property with a history as the "Akayu Goten" villa of the Uesugi family, lords of the Yonezawa domain. Enjoy a hot spring tour at "Higashi-yu," featuring five baths such as the large stone bath and square bath, and "Nishi-yu," with six baths including the Aomori Hiba wood bath and barrel bath. After savoring a kaiseki meal incorporating carefully selected ingredients from Yamagata, such as Yonezawa beef, relax in a tranquil Japanese-style room.

Within a 40-minute drive from the Hotel, there are seasonal tourist attractions and four golf courses. At the Radium Artificial Onsen large bath, you can relax and relieve fatigue. Suitable for both business and leisure.

This 120-year-old therapeutic hot-spring Accommodation has been reborn as a new style of stay after rebuilding from the Noto Peninsula earthquake. Each villa features a private open-air bath with free-flowing natural hot spring water, and a fully independent space with its own entrance—so you can relax without concern for others. We intentionally do not serve meals; instead, we invite you to head into Wakura town to enjoy beloved local restaurants and Noto’s food culture. Unbound by schedules, soak in the baths, sleep, and explore the town at your own pace. Experience an exclusive stay limited to just four parties per day—an interpretation of 120 years of therapeutic bathing culture reimagined for modern travel.

A Hotel located on a hill overlooking Jodogahama, offering traditional Japanese scenery and the blessings of all four seasons.

An open-air bath on the top floor where you can fully enjoy our excellent hot spring while taking in the sunset over Suruga Bay...Savor seasonal seafood brought to you freshly prepared—hot dishes served hot, cold dishes served cold—and enjoy a stay at Fujiya Hotel that captures the very essence of an Izu journey.

A property resembling an art museum, featuring 12 villas themed around eight materials: soil, stone, plaster, wood, lacquer, Japanese paper, glass, and iron, along with natural onsen. At the foot of the Suzuka Mountain Range, in a hot spring area that has healed people since ancient times, immerse yourself in the power of nature and enjoy delicious and nutritious meals made from natural ingredients.

A traditional Japanese kaiseki inn perched on a hill in Tsukioka Onsen, Niigata—within the forest of Echigo-Tsukioka, along a gentle path. As dusk softly falls, we light each lantern of the inn one by one. May their quiet glow warmly illuminate your heart as well.

"Shioun" is a retro-modern Onsen Property with only 7 Rooms, located right in front of Kawazu Beach. As a sister Property to "Narashinonosato Gyokusui" and "Omuro no Mori Gyokusui," it was newly renovated and reopened in September 2022. All Rooms are equipped with ocean-view open-air baths, and we have maintained the tradition of Onsen water directly sourced from the spring and temperature control by our dedicated Onsen caretaker, a commitment upheld since the founding of Gyokusui over a century ago. For dinner, we offer Japanese kaiseki cuisine that delights both the eyes and the palate. For breakfast, we prepare Western-style dishes using seasonal ingredients from Izu. To fully enjoy our location, just a 0-minute walk to the beach, we provide "beach walking gear" for our guests.

Hotel Art Avenue is designed with the concept of "Miyakojima-inspired Japanese modernity," aiming to be a "simple yet warm" hotel. The rooms feature raised tatami flooring with mattresses placed on top, complemented by natural wood furniture and cedar-patterned floors for a cohesive design. Both the rooms and hallways have high ceilings to create a more open and spacious atmosphere. For business use, each room includes a large writing desk with a width of 2400mm and 14 power outlets in total. Additionally, every room is equipped with a washer-dryer, offering convenience for washing clothes during your stay in the warm climate of Miyakojima. The bathroom facilities are all separate, featuring our unique "out-basin style" design for added comfort. On the second floor of the Hotel, you’ll find "Superstar," the largest restaurant in the area where you can enjoy Miyako cuisine along with Japanese and Western dishes while experiencing live sanshin performances. On the first floor is Miyako Yokocho, Miyakojima's first food stall village featuring seven renowned local and nationwide eateries where you can enjoy diverse flavors through bar-hopping experiences.

A long-loved culinary Ryokan in Arima has reopened after a full renovation in 2023!A true master chef explains each dish carefully right in front of the guests—because only when guests are delighted can one be called first-class.This philosophy lies at the heart of Ota’s cuisine and gave rise to “Kyakumae-ryori” (chef’s counter-style dining).To let you enjoy Tadomichi Ota’s signature Kyakumae-ryori even more closely, we have created a counter-focused restaurant and, with an emphasis on privacy and comfort, equipped all six rooms with “Kinsen” open-air baths.Reborn as a Ryokan pursuing an even higher level of luxury.With thorough evolution in both facilities and hospitality, please enjoy an even more premium, captivating retreat for adults.

Located in the Oboke-Iya Onsen area, this accommodation is surrounded by the beautiful natural scenery of the Yoshino River. From the open-air bath, you can enjoy stunning seasonal views of the Oboke Gorge below. The cuisine features local delicacies made with seasonal ingredients unique to Oboke, including mountain and river specialties. Be sure to try our seasonal dishes and the local hot pot specialty, "Obihime Nabe." The surrounding natural attractions are also a highlight. Take a sightseeing boat ride to see conglomerate schist designated as a national natural monument up close and experience the grandeur of Oboke Gorge's nature.

Experience the awe-inspiring moments surrounded by ancient hot springs and the grand open-air bath. Indulge in the luxury of 11 different types of baths, featuring water drawn from a source 2,000 meters underground that has traveled over 200 million years. At one of Western Japan's largest open-air baths, immerse yourself in an extraordinary setting surrounded by overflowing waters and natural stones. For dinner, savor exquisite seasonal dishes inspired by the 24 solar terms, and for breakfast, enjoy a buffet featuring freshly harvested vegetables from Tōon City in Ehime Prefecture. Reflect on the grandeur of time and rejuvenate your mind and body to your heart's content.

A culinary Ryokan located beside Hachiman-bori Canal in Omihachiman, Shiga—designated an Important Cultural Landscape—renovated from a sukiya-style building constructed in the late Edo period. Choose between the exclusive-use Main Building (one whole house) and a secluded annex limited to two parties per day.At “Japanese Cuisine Tamaru,” a renovated storehouse, enjoy Omi kaiseki featuring abundant ingredients from the Saba Kaido route and the Omi region.*Check-in times vary by Room. Please refer to each Room page for details.