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A hot spring Accommodation with its own privately sourced natural spring. The open-air bath overlooking the magnificent Sea of Japan offers the sensation of soaking in the ocean itself. Savor San’in regional flavors at our seaside restaurant, and lose track of time in a fantastical space that seems to float on water.

A nostalgic onsen property cherished by literary figures. The rock bath, constructed during the Taisho era, is the oldest in Kaike Onsen. Enjoy a relaxing time with natural onsen baths without circulation systems and exquisite meals served in private rooms.

Just a short walk to the beach, a modern Japanese-style Hotel. Overlooking the magnificent Kaike sea, the sound of waves gently resonates in the open-air bath, creating a truly relaxing space. Enjoy innovative and creative Japanese cuisine made with seasonal ingredients.

Nestled on the shores of Lake Hamana, surrounded by open waterfront views and a refreshing lakeside breeze, this is the perfect location for a stay with your dog. Guest rooms offer ample space and amenities for a comfortable time together, letting you enjoy a relaxing lakeside getaway. On-site, you’ll find a dog run and photo spots, as well as a restaurant where you can dine with your dog—so both owners and pups can unwind. Nearby attractions such as Lake Hamana Garden Park and sightseeing cruises offer plenty of ways to take in the lake scenery.

A historic Ryokan, a nationally registered tangible cultural property, preserving its original appearance since its establishment in Showa 9. The cuisine is meticulously prepared, enhancing the natural flavors of the ingredients using traditional Japanese techniques and wisdom. Enjoy the 100% natural Onsen sourced directly from the spring, available 24 hours a day.

Close to Kagoshima Bay and Sakurajima, a property with its own natural hot spring. Enjoy the smooth PH9.8 water heated by Sakurajima's magma in the panoramic public bath or private baths overlooking Sakurajima and Kinko Bay. Meals are prepared using seasonal local ingredients.

The Onsen at Umegashima, renowned as Takeda Shingen's hidden retreat, features a Property with four distinct rooms. The four Onsen can be reserved for private use, and meals crafted with local ingredients are served in private dining rooms. Enjoy your time without worrying about your surroundings.

Situated on a hill overlooking the Furuyu Onsen town, this property boasts stunning views. The 38-degree onsen water is gentle on the skin and features an excellent quality with a pH of 9.5. The kaiseki cuisine, centered around mountain vegetables and river fish, is praised for its delicate flavors. Ideal for a quiet and relaxing getaway.

A geothermal condominium Accommodation surrounded by magnificent nature. Built using Kumamoto Prefecture timber, it received the 2011 Kumamoto Prefecture Award in the “Kumamoto Prefecture Timber-Use Large-Scale Facility Contest,” which honors outstanding Facility. Enjoy a relaxing getaway—explore the nearby nature, have a barbecue, or unwind in a hinoki cypress bath.

Established in 1910, this historic Ryokan is the birthplace of Hitoyoshi Onsen. Enjoy the luxury of three private hot spring sources with different water qualities, all flowing freely. The Ryokan offers rooms with semi-open-air Onsen baths, private baths, and a newly built sauna, allowing you to fully indulge in a relaxing hot spring experience. Our proud cuisine is carefully prepared with ingredients from our own garden and seasonal local produce. The attached Italian dining also receives high praise for its pizzas and pastas crafted by young chefs. From the guest rooms, you can enjoy views of the Kuma River, and within the facility, relax on the terrace or by the fireplace, leaving behind the hustle and bustle of daily life.

Located within Nikko National Park, this Resort Hotel features natural onsen water directly sourced from Nikko Yumoto, which changes color upon exposure to air. As a "single accommodation in the forest" with no major roads or buildings nearby, you can enjoy bathing under a star-filled sky at night. The cuisine is prepared using pure natural water refined slowly in the vast nature. Savor Japanese Kaiseki dishes incorporating fresh mountain ingredients from Nikko and the colors of the four seasons.

A charming Onsen property nestled amidst the vast nature of Mount Akagi, featuring private baths with cloudy waters. Enjoy the rich hot spring source, passed down since the 13th year of Genroku, without added water or heating. Experience a tranquil moment with the sound of flowing streams and chirping birds.

A stunning property floating on the lake. From any bath, you can enjoy views of Lake Tōgō and the natural beauty of the morning and evening, along with the benefits of natural hot spring water. Spend a relaxing holiday in rooms filled with Japanese charm and local ingredients.

A Resort Hotel at 930 meters above sea level, with balconies in every room facing the highlands. In summer, enjoy glamping, camping, BBQs, and buggy rides; in winter, enjoy skiing, snowboarding, and other winter sports. Refresh both body and mind in the heart of nature. In the open-air 전망露天風呂, feel the highland breeze as you gaze up at a sky full of stars for a truly relaxing moment.

A culinary-focused Onsen accommodation overlooking the majestic Suruga Bay, renovated in June 2016. Enjoy the Toi sea, a source-fed open-air bath with panoramic views, and exquisite kaiseki cuisine crafted by skilled artisans to your heart's content.

A rare forest resort in Atami where the sea and forest come together. Enjoy a full range of relaxing amenities, including an open-air bath and private baths using natural Onsen, as well as an indoor pool. Don’t miss the buffet themed around fresh seafood!

A solitary property nestled along the stream of Ao Blue Valley. Enjoy four hot springs, seasonal countryside cuisine, and the gentle glow of lamps at night. With no TV and no mobile phone signal, relish the enchanting moments that can only be experienced in such an environment.

Traditional Ryokan. The main building, completed in 1908 and registered as a national tangible cultural property in 2004, still uses fixtures and lighting from that era. Enjoy the breath of the good old days with Mount Daisen and Miho Bay right in front of you.

A long-established Ryokan in the Zao Onsen town with a proud history of over 1,000 years. The retro interior, filled with Taisho-era charm, features tatami flooring throughout the building. Enjoy our private hot spring source, producing an abundant 720 liters per minute, along with carefully crafted dishes made with delicious local ingredients.