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Our facility is a membership-based villa resort. On specific dates, non-members can also use it. Enjoy the views of Yatsugatake and the Japanese Alps, along with the natural beauty featuring lakes and waterfalls. There are abundant tourist spots and activities. In summer, it's a cool retreat; in winter, the ski slopes are just nearby! Please take this opportunity to visit our facility and experience the villa resort while enjoying Japan's unique seasonal nature.
Welcome to a relaxing stay like home at "Tamaya Ryokan". Our property is a small onsen ryokan located in the Togatta Onsen area of Miyagi Prefecture. Enjoy the benefits of Togatta Onsen with three types of baths. The tea-brown and slightly hot Togatta Onsen is loved as "Beauty Bath", "Warming Bath", and "Bath for Legs and Back". Please enjoy the onsen with three types of baths with natural hot spring water flowing directly from the source. Dishes filled with the blessings of Miyagi Zao, prepared with care one by one. The dishes packed with the "season" of Zao and the heart of the landlady are also visually stunning! In addition, the freshly baked croissants, a specialty of Tamaya, are very popular as souvenirs. Rooms with a calm atmosphere offering a panoramic view of the Zao mountain range. Special Japanese-style rooms and rooms with gardens where you can stretch your legs and relax. Please choose according to the purpose of your trip. The view of the Zao mountain range from the window is magnificent. "We want you to relax as if you were at home." With such a thought, we are looking forward to welcoming you!
Kanna Onsen, one of Beppu's eight hot spring areas, is located in a scenic spot with Beppu Bay to the east and Mount Tsurumi to the west. Known as a historic town for therapeutic stays, Kanna has long been visited by many long-term guests. The town is filled with rising steam and abundant hot spring sources. In this historic area lies Nisaino Yuyado Asahiya. Experience the special ambiance of our elegantly designed guest rooms that blend simplicity with timeless sophistication, along with the soothing comfort of two distinct types of Onsen water that relax both body and mind. Enjoy a high-quality, private space tailored just for you—perfect for unwinding at your own pace.
The nostalgic hot spring area "Kannawa," known for its steam and therapeutic baths. Experience the "Beauty Onsen," leaving your skin feeling smooth and refreshed, highly popular among women. Our establishment is home to our "signboard cats," whom we have had the fortune to meet. Come and meet these unique and beloved cats, cherished by many guests and locals.
A new kind of casual stay Hotel blending Onsen and art. SHIN Toji Hotel <LULUD> is a casual Hotel with simple services that offer both freedom and great value, meeting a wide range of needs—from sightseeing to workations and long-term stays. We offer a variety of guest Rooms, from suite Rooms to dormitory-style shared Rooms (semi-private), which are rare in Onsen destinations. With a meeting lounge and shared kitchen, plus a café restaurant in the common area, you can freely enjoy a break between work or your stay as well as lunch. Enjoy your own LULUD stay—savoring rich experiences at a great budget, just the way you like.
A tranquil Property where you can enjoy the rich benefits of an ancient Onsen and luxurious Kaiseki cuisine from Kishu Kumano.
The nature of Yufuin offers supreme relaxation and comfort. Beyond time, now and then. Welcoming visitors with kindness and leaving a lasting impression on those departing. A retreat nestled in a quiet forest away from the hustle and bustle. The main building and guest rooms, renovated from a 120-year-old farmhouse. Enjoy creative Kaiseki cuisine in a warm Japanese-style space filled with the warmth of wood. Experience the famous Yufuin Onsen in an open-air bath under the sunlight filtering through the trees. A moment of relaxation at Konjakuan, connecting the unchanging past with the new present.





























