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The entire lobby floor was fully renovated on August 1, 2018! Aburaya Tosen is a hot-spring inn where the warmth of the waters soothes the body, heartfelt hospitality welcomes you, and flowing water reflecting the mountains of Shinshu invites you to relax through the changing seasons—lighting a gentle flame in your heart and warming all five senses. Long ago, rapeseed was pressed here and oil was carried from this place, where people gathered around lantern light in peaceful companionship. With time, a bathhouse was built to warm days of therapeutic bathing, and today this inn has expanded the pleasures of hot-spring touring for travelers. Aburaya Tosen is a place to slow down, linger unhurriedly, and stay awhile.

Step through the entrance, and you'll be greeted by the breathtaking greenery of a stunning garden. At "Tachibanaya," immerse yourself in 370 years of refined blissful relaxation amidst the rich nature of Atsumi Onsen. The scenery, reflecting the changing seasons, offers new inspiration with every visit, filling your heart to its depths. The gentle murmur of clear streams, birdsong, and the warmth of the Onsen create an exquisite tranquility. Here lies a special moment where you can forget daily life and experience true relaxation.

An Accommodation popular for its Rooms with Onsen. The high-class Phoenix Room features both an open-air Onsen bath and an indoor bath. The main building’s Zuiun Room with Onsen includes a semi-open-air hinoki (cypress) Onsen bath facing the garden. We also offer barrier-free Rooms with Onsen, appreciated by senior guests. Our kaiseki cuisine, crafted by the head chef using local ingredients, is highly regarded. Meals are served either in your Room or in a private dining room reserved exclusively for you. About 30 minutes from Kanazawa Station by train and Shuttle Service. Solo travelers welcome.

Nestled in a vast resort with a ski slope, our two Hotels offer 403 guest rooms across 16 types, seven restaurants & bars, and seven banquet halls of various sizes with tailored meeting services. The Facility also includes a heated pool, athletic gym, large public bath, private spa, and more to cater to diverse guests. Enjoy the ski area right in front of the Hotel, a 36-hole golf course (5 minutes by car), and highland weddings for an unforgettable stay at Crowne Plaza Resort. Experience the natural beauty of Appi Highlands through warm hospitality tailored to your unique stay scenes for a comfortable mountain resort experience.

Keigetsu Matsubayashi, a master of Sansui Kachoga (landscape and bird-and-flower paintings), lived through the Meiji, Taisho, and Showa eras. Renowned for his artistic talent, he left behind numerous works. He also composed Chinese poetry in five-character verses inspired by the natural beauty of Ina Valley. The name "Nichichoan Keigetsu" originates from "Nichichoan," which Keigetsu himself named after this poetry for the retreat of a previous owner.

Kagetsu, a place where time flows eternally. A magnificent Japanese garden, created over decades by gathering massive stones, rare stones, and famous stones from The whole country, combined with the pinnacle of modern landscaping techniques. Since its establishment, "Meiseki no Yado Kagetsu" has been cherished by numerous cultural figures and artists. The spirit of hospitality has been carefully preserved to this day. The pure Japanese-style ambiance holds an elegant charm amidst the tranquility of each season. Immerse yourself in the world of Japanese authenticity, perfected by the Japanese people, and experience the essence of unparalleled "heartfelt hospitality." We welcome you to a moment of relaxation. Surrounded by the refined atmosphere of Japanese tradition, indulge in the richness of time with fine sake and delightful moments.

This is a large resort Ryokan characterized by spacious accommodations, offering relaxation and comfort while enjoying the ever-changing views of Kishu, the sea, and the mountains. You can experience the abundant natural Onsen of Shirahama, one of Japan's three great Onsen, through our own source-fed, free-flowing Onsen baths available in all large communal baths and open-air baths. Enjoy various baths, including a panoramic large communal bath with full glass walls overlooking the vast ocean below. From the open-air baths and large communal baths, you can listen to the sound of the sea breeze as background music, admire the beautiful sunset sinking into the horizon, and at night, see countless fishing lights reflecting on the dark sea.

For 200 years since its founding, Yorozuya has been cherished by generations of guests.With an Onsen flow rate of 253 liters per minute—the largest in Yudanaka Onsen—and three private hot spring sources, it offers an exceptional bathing experience. Among them, the grand bathhouse “Momoyama Bath” is a registered Tangible Cultural Property, featuring a magnificent all-wood temple-style structure. Enjoy the liberating feeling of this vast space that feels like stepping back in time.For dinner, we offer kaiseki cuisine showcasing seasonal delicacies from Northern Shinshu in three different course grades. Savor local specialties such as Shinshu beef raised on apples, river fish, and handmade soba noodles. Why not create unforgettable memories at Yorozuya, where you can truly feel the warmth of traditional hospitality shaped by centuries of history?

A secluded Accommodation, “Furi,” stands in Kaida Highlands at the foot of Mt. Ontake in Kiso. All 20 guest rooms offer breathtaking views of Mt. Ontake. The Spa Terrace rooms feature a tent sauna. Take in the magnificent nature through the large window inside the tent, then enjoy a 100% natural hot-spring cold plunge and open-air relaxation in Kaida Highlands—praised as exceptional—for the ultimate sauna experience to your heart’s content. As the sun sets and darkness falls, Kaida Highlands’ stunning star-filled sky spreads across the heavens above you. In crystal-clear air, enjoy a holiday that lets your mind wander and time slip away.

We subtly incorporate the nature of our hometown, value connections between people, and strive to provide hospitality that allows you to feel the warmth of our accommodation amidst sophistication. At Hotel Hana no Yu, enjoy a heart-refreshing moment in every season you encounter.

At the southeastern tip of the Izu Peninsula lies Shimoda, in the warm climate of Minami-Izu. The deep blue sea, the gentle sea breeze, and the seasonal flowers create a tropical atmosphere. This historic area, which played a key role in Japan's opening to the world, is rich in historical landmarks. Throughout the town, you can find residences and storehouses that retain the charm of the late Edo period, as well as numerous historical documents and sites. Perched on a hill overlooking the bay of Shimoda is the Shimoda Tokyu Hotel. On clear days, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the Izu Seven Islands, and just a short walk away, you'll find a beach with white sandy shores. Experience a luxurious time filled with deep relaxation in this stunning location.

On the banks of the Chikuma River in this area once known as Sarashina, Chikuma no Yu Shigenoya offers just eight Rooms. Relax and unwind without hesitation, as if staying in a home-like Accommodation. In an atmosphere where Japanese tradition and refined elegance are in harmony, enjoy kaiseki cuisine—crafted with skill and heartfelt care—served in your Room. The three Onsen baths, each with its own character, are all free-flowing from the source; savor to your heart’s content the abundant natural hot spring water with its gentle fragrance.

There is an old saying, "The ancient river never runs dry." The river in everyone's hometown has continued to flow without ceasing since ancient times. Like the flow of the river, we cherish the "warmth" passed down from parent to child, from person to person, and welcome you with handmade hospitality. In a space with a hearth, feel a sense of home, relax your mind and body, and enjoy the comfort as if you have returned to your hometown.

This is "Tsuchiyu Bettei Sato no Yu," a property with nine rooms located in Tsuchiyu Onsen, Fukushima Prefecture.Despite being a small property, all three natural hot spring baths on the premises are private, allowing you to enjoy your stay without concern for other guests, feeling as comfortable as at home.Additionally, Sato no Yu is situated in a gorge within Bandai-Asahi National Park, surrounded by untouched virgin forests, enabling you to experience the changing seasons throughout the property.

A traditional Japanese Ryokan, Dogo-kan, designed by renowned Japanese architect Kisho Kurokawa, harmoniously blends the charm of the Edo period with modern aesthetics. Located on a hill in the Dogo Onsen area, it offers a view of Matsuyama Castle from its west-facing windows. Guests can enjoy various bathing facilities such as cascading baths, reclining baths, and open-air baths in the large communal bath area, along with meticulous hospitality.

All rooms feature ocean views and open-air baths. Just a 0-minute walk to Yumigahama Beach.■ Enjoy Izu specialties like "Ise Lobster" and "Kinmedai Fish" along with other seafood delights!■ Direct access from the beach to the large public bath! Easily rinse off seawater and sand.■ Overlook Yumigahama Beach! Experience the "Minami Izu Yumigahama Onsen" that warms your body from within.Enjoy ocean views from anywhere within the facility.Forget the everyday ~ Experience like a storybook ~

Furuyu Onsen ONCRI, opened in April 2012, is an accommodation nestled at the foot of Mount Sefuri. Surrounded by lush nature with clear streams home to kajika frogs and fireflies, as well as seasonal wildflowers and chirping birds, this tranquil mountain village offers a serene escape. Furuyu Onsen ONCRI is a place where you can relax deeply and lose track of time.

Exclusive to IKYU.com, we offer check-out until 11 AM. Why not visit us like a butterfly gently descending to rest its wings? Ryokan Umi no Chou. We serve with a Japanese heart, offering serene landscapes, the blessings of the sea, and above all, comforting hospitality.