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A Property nestled in Tsukioka Onsen, renowned for its emerald green waters with a sulfur aroma. Enjoy the famous Onsen with the second-highest sulfur content in The whole country. Meals are served in your Room, featuring fresh seafood from Niigata and Koshihikari rice directly sourced from the region, offering a seasonal kaiseki menu.

A relaxing property conveniently located just a 5-minute walk from Echigo-Yuzawa Station. Enjoy onsen with water directly from the source and kaiseki cuisine featuring Niigata's renowned Koshihikari rice and seasonal ingredients. Rooms with views of the Shinkansen are very popular among children.

A standalone accommodation nestled along the Shinano River. Enjoy the gentle, tea-colored alkaline hot spring water, also known as "Beauty's Bath." Spend a tranquil night with the soothing sounds of the Shinano River and the peaceful croaking of frogs in nearby rice fields.

Spend a luxurious time your way in our open, airy Premium Lounge overlooking the Sea of Japan, and in our scenic open-air bath where you can feel the sound of the waves and the sea breeze.

Dogo Onsen, one of Japan’s three oldest hot springs. In the historic Onsen town, “Dogo Onsen Yachiyo” celebrated its grand opening in the summer of 2018. Each Room blends Japanese elegance with refined sophistication and features a private open-air bath with free-flowing Dogo Onsen water. Enjoy a relaxing soak at any time you like. Unwind in the renowned waters of Dogo and savor kaiseki cuisine crafted with seasonal ingredients for a truly sensory experience.

A 12-room accommodation located in Tsukioka Onsen, renowned for its "Bijin no Yu" (Beauty Hot Spring). Enjoy two types of private baths, outdoor and indoor, free of charge. The cuisine, featuring an abundance of seasonal ingredients from Niigata, is also highly popular. Savor the rich flavors of the sea and mountains with a monthly changing menu.

An onsen accommodation overlooking the sunset over the Sea of Japan. Enjoy the view of the sunset while soaking in an open-air bath. We also offer guest rooms with private open-air baths featuring natural hot spring water directly from the source. With the sea right in front, it's a perfect location for swimming as well.

A traditional Japanese-style Ryokan on the banks of the clear Arakawa River. Enjoy our open-air garden baths that reflect the beauty of each season, as well as a private panoramic open-air bath with magnificent views of the Iide Mountain Range.Please also savor our cuisine, carefully prepared with seasonal ingredients from Niigata.

Approximately 5 minutes from Chuo Expressway Ichinomiya-Misaka IC. Highly recommended is the course "Koshu Beef Zanmai," where you can fully enjoy Yamanashi's premium brand beef, Koshu Beef. Perfect as a base for exploring Yamanashi, with activities like winery tours, Lake Kawaguchi sightseeing, and fruit picking available throughout the year.

Kotobuki-tei is a long-established Ryokan founded in the Meiji era, nestled in the mountains of Yunoyama Onsen. Here, you can enjoy both dining and Onsen in complete privacy with your loved ones—without worrying about anyone else.For dinner, savor a kaiseki course featuring seasonal ingredients from Mie, served either in your Room or a private dining room. Relax in your yukata and take your time enjoying the food and conversation without concern for those around you.There are six private baths to choose from, including fragrant hinoki cypress, warm Shigaraki ware, and atmospheric stone baths. Whether it’s a bath where you can bathe safely with a baby, soak quietly as a couple, or unwind together as a family, you can select the perfect bath to match your travel companion and mood that day.Surrounded by Suigunkaku—an Important Tangible Cultural Property registered by the nation—and a Japanese garden that changes with the seasons, spend peaceful moments here on couples’ trips, family vacations, or special anniversaries.

A tranquil mountain Onsen property renowned for its cuisine. Enjoy kaiseki meals featuring fresh seafood from Setouchi, along with specialty dishes like "inobuta hot pot" and "pheasant hot pot." The smooth and gentle alkaline simple spring, with a pH of 9.9, is famous for its excellent quality and as a beauty-enhancing bath.

In Japan's oldest hot spring area, preserving the charm of the castle town, you can enjoy a variety of baths, including a newly renovated large bathhouse, open-air baths with a sense of freedom, foot baths, and completely private reserved open-air baths. We offer authentic Japanese Kaiseki cuisine prepared with carefully selected seasonal ingredients, shuttle service by retro bonnet bus, a warm welcome by geishas, and a variety of events within the property.

An Onsen property nestled in the forest adjacent to "Higashikagura Forest Park." Enjoy an open-air bath with views of the Daisetsuzan mountain range during the day and a starry sky at night. Perfect as a base for exploring northern Hokkaido attractions such as Asahiyama Zoo, Biei, Furano, and Asahidake.

A Property located in Noboribetsu Onsen, known for its unique robatayaki-style kaiseki cuisine in Hokkaido. Enjoy the fresh bounty of Hokkaido's mountains and seas around a traditional irori hearth. Savor seasonal dishes grilled over charcoal. The Onsen features milky white sulfuric hot springs with natural free-flowing water, offering a relaxing and soothing experience.

About a 15-minute drive from the Dogo Onsen area. This is a multi-purpose hot spring Facility offering both day-use bathing and overnight stays. Every guest room features an open-air Onsen bath, where you can enjoy the gentle feel of the water.Please note that this Accommodation differs from a typical Ryokan or a Hotel focused primarily on overnight stays. The Onsen, stone sauna, restaurant, and body care services are also available to day-use guests, so the Facility may feel lively at certain times. Thank you for your understanding.

Experience the rich history of the former main Accommodation of Nakasendo Shimosuwa-juku, which has stood for centuries. Enjoy the renovated lounge "Jodan-no-Ma," originally created for Princess Kazunomiya and other dignitaries, a garden once praised as the finest along Nakasendo, and guest rooms beloved by literary masters of the Meiji era. Relish your time while feeling the solemn breeze from Suwa Taisha Shrine.

A tranquil property nestled in the lush embrace of the mountains. Boasting Shikoku's premier onsen quality and water volume. The "Beauty Onsen," characterized by its silky water, is heated daily with firewood. Creative kaiseki meals prepared by the owner with a chef's background are also popular.

A modern highland resort nestled in a majestic forest. The building's design is inspired by the railway tracks from Kenji Miyazawa's fairy tale "Night on the Galactic Railroad." From the top-floor observatory bath, you can enjoy views of seasonal mountains, while the open-air bath surrounded by trees offers a relaxing forest bathing experience.

This is an accommodation filled with heartfelt hospitality in a relaxed atmosphere. The special suite on the top floor features a Japanese garden, with a view of Mount Daisen, also known as Hōki Fuji, beyond it. Enjoy award-winning "Brand Tottori Wagyu" and freshly caught seafood from Sakaiminato, carefully selected to create dishes that highlight seasonal ingredients. Pamper your skin at Kaike Onsen, one of San'in's most renowned hot springs known for its beautifying properties. The open-air bath is accompanied by soothing music. Relax and unwind at your leisure while enjoying over 300 art pieces displayed throughout the facility and healing jazz music in the background.

A secluded accommodation resembling a village, nestled along the stream of the hidden Seven Waterfalls. Spanning approximately 5,000 tsubo, there are only six detached accommodations on the property. Each room features a private Onsen with 100% natural hot spring water flowing directly from the source, offering a luxurious private space. A perfect retreat to visit throughout all seasons—whether for fresh greenery, autumn foliage, or snowy landscapes.