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A Ryokan proud of its own natural Onsen spring that wells up on the property. Enjoy Tamatsukuri’s renowned hot springs with 100% free-flowing source water. Some guest rooms were renovated in March 2016; we recommend the Japanese-modern spaces inspired by the Taisho era and early Showa period.

[Opening August 6, 2026] Located in the water city of Matsue, our Hotel is just a 3-minute walk from the North Exit of Matsue Station on the JR San’in Main Line. Lake Shinji and Matsue Castle are also about a 20-minute walk away—ideal for enjoying sunset views and strolling through the historic castle town. The interior offers a calm, modern atmosphere inspired by camellias and matcha. Unwind in the large public bath and sauna to soothe travel or work fatigue. A full-service Hotel for both business and leisure, featuring a fitness room, meeting rooms, and an unmanned convenience store. Enjoy a relaxing stay that complements the quiet pace of Matsue.

A tranquil Property near Yahiko Park where you can savor kaiseki cuisine made with seasonal ingredients. Relax in the soothing waters of the Gensen Yugami Shrine Onsen and enjoy choosing from a variety of yukata colors. For families, we also provide kids' yukata and jinbei. There are Rooms with open-air baths, allowing you to spend luxurious moments with your loved ones. Unwind in the skin-friendly waters of Yahiko Yugami Shrine Onsen and the homely atmosphere of our baths. We also take pride in the seasonal kaiseki cuisine meticulously crafted by our head chef.

At Yumura Onsen Asanoya, we consider the three arts of Kado, Chado, and Kodo as the foundation of our hospitality. While the spirit of Kado and Chado can be seen as fundamental paths, we particularly emphasize Kodo as it represents an elegant culture transcending daily life, enriching your stay. Please enjoy a relaxing and peaceful time.

Hotel Gyokusen, where you can feel the history and nature of Izumo, features one of the largest public baths in Tamatsukuri and an authentic Japanese garden framed by stone and black pines. At dusk, bonfires are lit in the garden, creating a magical atmosphere. In the lounge overlooking the garden, enjoy draft beer, a rotating selection of local sake, and an all-you-can-drink option with 10+ kinds of soft drinks.Renovated in 2025, our 76 Japanese-style Superior Twin rooms combine tatami flooring with beds in a setting that evokes history, tradition, and nature. The large bath “Kambe Yuden” offers “Iwa-no-Yu,” made with natural stone, and “Hinoki-no-Yu,” fragrant with cypress. In 2025, a new relaxation area was added to the open-air bath zone—perfect for enjoying the skin-beautifying hot spring waters and the garden.Savor kaiseki cuisine featuring seafood from the Sea of Japan and seasonal ingredients. Breakfast is served as a Japanese-Western buffet—an authentic taste of Shimane through food.

Opened in 1902. Located deepest within the Nyuto Onsen area. Surrounded by majestic mountains, we have protected these precious natural hot springs for generations. Our Onsen facilities include separate indoor baths for men and women, a mixed-gender indoor bath, and a mixed-gender open-air bath. There are three different spring sources. You can enjoy three distinct types of Onsen. Magoroku Onsen Rokuan is a rare village-style Ryokan, with buildings separated into individual lodges. It may not feel luxurious in every way, but because you will often step outside, you can experience Magoroku’s great nature directly. The stillness of summer nights, the beauty of the morning sun, and the cool breeze. There are experiences and moments of awe that can only be found here. We have six Rooms in total; each Room accommodates up to two guests for a relaxing stay. Our dining area is counter-style and is the only place where all guests gather at once. A Ryokan that connects nature and people—and brings people together as well.

Approximately 20 minutes by train from Kanazawa and 30 minutes by car from Komatsu Airport. Within walking distance of the accommodation, you can enjoy exploring valleys and strolling through town. All guest rooms face the valley, offering an extraordinary experience of nature that changes with the seasons and time of day. We provide a warm yet sophisticated stay, blending traditional Japanese culture—such as food, tea, sake, and crafts—with a modern perspective.

Nagaoka City flourished as a castle town during the Edo period.Along the banks of the majestically flowing Shinano River, the Nagaoka Fireworks Festival—counted among Japan’s three greatest fireworks displays—is held on August 2 and 3.Hotel New Otani Nagaoka enjoys an excellent location just a 1-minute walk from Nagaoka Station in the city center,and supports business, sightseeing, and leisure stays with Nagaoka City—located near the center of the prefecture—as your base.A Japanese and Western breakfast buffet featuring around 60 dishes made with plenty of local ingredients.Guest rooms with superb views to help you unwind after your journey. A full range of amenities essential for a comfortable stay.Since opening in 1984, we have continually refined our high-quality service to meet changing times, offering Accommodation Plans tailored to a wide range of needs.The hospitality of Hotel New Otani Nagaoka has been nurtured together with our guests and shaped from their perspective.In other words, it is thoughtful care that feels just right—our unwavering style.

This Property boasts a 400-ton fish preserve and prides itself on serving fresh seafood dishes. From our most popular Japanese-style Room, ranging from 10 to 16 tatami mats, you can enjoy views of the nationally designated Yahiko Mountain and the Sea of Japan stretching from Teradomari Port. On clear days, you can also see Sado Island and stunning sunsets from outside the Property. For dinner, even with our standard Plan, you can indulge in extraordinary dishes such as lobster, premium tuna belly, snow crab, and grilled abalone at a reasonable price. About a 5-minute drive from the Property, you'll find the nationally famous Fish Market Street, perfect for sightseeing, souvenir shopping, food sampling, and even swimming at the nearby beach during summer. If you want to enjoy truly delicious seafood, come visit Teradomari!

A property proud of its creative Kaga cuisine, utilizing seasonal Kaga vegetables and the blessings of the Sea of Japan. The chef's fusion of Japanese and Western dishes is not only visually stunning but also offers a new culinary experience. Additionally, the functional yet relaxing Japanese-Western hybrid rooms propose a new way to enjoy a stay at an onsen ryokan. Particularly popular is the spacious open-air bath that can be reserved as a private onsen, highly favored by couples and families.

Misasa Onsen in Tottori Prefecture is one of Japan’s finest hot springs, said to cure illness if you greet three mornings here.At Blancart Misasa, a wellness-focused Accommodation located along the Mitoku River that runs through the heart of Misasa Onsen, we hope to support guests seeking better health. We offer our own dedicated Facility for “Radon Hot Air Bathing,” an onsen bathing method considered one of the most efficient ways to absorb the benefits of radon.We also offer a variety of dining Plans featuring seasonal ingredients that Sanin Tottori is proud of. In nature-rich Misasa Town, please visit Blancart Misasa—not only as a base for sightseeing and leisure, but also as a place that stays close to those seeking rest and rejuvenation.

The abundant flow of the Maruyama River. Ginka is located on the right bank, with the serene ridges of mountains extending behind. This area is known as the tranquil retreat of Kinosaki.

The "Sakaeya Hotel," known for its high-quality natural hot springs, features a variety of bathing facilities such as the large communal baths "Tono-yu" and "Hime-yu," the celestial baths "Orihime & Kengyu," Ondol-style stone saunas, and mugwort steam baths. Guests can enjoy a luxurious stay in Western-style rooms equipped with two Simmons semi-double beds, Japanese-style rooms with panoramic views of the Tendo cityscape, or special rooms featuring semi-open-air baths and relaxation spaces. While admiring the ever-changing beauty of nature throughout the seasons, savor the flavors of Yamagata's local cuisine, meticulously prepared by our head chef.

Kyukamura is a Resort Hotel located in Japan's iconic national and quasi-national parks. Kyukamura continues to provide all guests with moments that naturally inspire the heart. In locations surrounded by majestic nature such as lakes, mountains, and seas, you can enjoy relaxing rooms, dishes made with fresh local ingredients, and soothing Onsen baths—perfect for families or solo travelers alike.

A pure Japanese-style Ryokan with tatami flooring throughout, inspired by the rabbits of Mount Kōtō. The luxurious hinoki cypress bath, made entirely of precious ancient hinoki wood, is available 24 hours. Relax and enjoy the serene mountain village while listening to the gentle stream.

A secluded Accommodation nestled amid lush mountains and the far-reaching fields of the plains. Enjoy dishes made with fresh Toyama ingredients and a setting framed by the scattered villages of the Nanto Plain and surrounding mountains. Warm yourself to the core in our “warming bath,” rich in moisturizing minerals, and spend a truly special time here.

A scenic Onsen property closest to the Kurobe Gorge. Its prime location allows you to wave at the passing trolley train across the river, making it one of the best spots in Unazuki Onsen. Also famous as a filming location for the movie "Tsuribaka Nisshi." Enjoy rejuvenating hot springs and delicious seafood cuisine from Toyama.

The "Kinugawa Kanaya Resort Hotel," Japan's oldest resort hotel, has been cherished by guests both domestically and internationally. The founder John Kanaya's vision of "hospitality spirit" and "aesthetic-filled dandyism." This is a place where you can experience the natural beauty of the clear Kinugawa River and the majestic gorge while conversing with your loved ones. The comfort and modern, sophisticated space and services that brighten daily life tell the story of this "villa in the gorge."