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Classical modern elegance wrapped in emotion. A place where people who love the magnificent nature of Myoko in every season gather. On December 26, 2016, the newly constructed "Premium Wing" opened! The Akakura Kanko Resort Hotel was founded in 1937 (Showa 12). Built by the Okura Zaibatsu following the Kamikochi Imperial Hotel and Kawana Hotel, it is a pioneer among Japan's Resort Hotels. The Hotel is located at an altitude of 1,000 meters, where a sea of clouds can sometimes be seen below. In addition to the timeless charm since its founding, all rooms and the Japanese restaurant were renovated in 2008. Furthermore, on December 12, 2009, a large public bath with open-air baths, a spa salon, and guest rooms with open-air Onsen were newly opened. Maintaining its historical and elegant atmosphere and the spirit of hospitality cultivated through tradition, the Hotel offers an even more comfortable and relaxing environment.

Beyond the thatched gate nestled in the mountains, seasonal mountain and field flowers bloom, welcoming you with the nostalgic warmth of a beloved hometown. Sumiyaki Kifuan.

A historic and traditional Onsen Accommodation with over 90 years of heritage: “Michitekuru Kokoro no Yado Kichimu.” Selected for “100 Best Hotels & Ryokan in Japan Chosen by Professionals,” and also for “100 Best Accommodations to See the Sunset.” The view from the open-air bath 35 meters above ground, overlooking the sea, is truly breathtaking. From the guest rooms, as well as the large public bath and lobby, you can enjoy panoramic views of Uchiura Bay and the beautiful Pacific Ocean beyond—offering an open, soothing stay. For dining, savor exquisite kaiseki cuisine created through the masterful skills of our head chef—recipient of the “2020 Yellow Ribbon Medal”—and carefully selected seasonal seafood and mountain delicacies from Boso. Please indulge to your heart’s content in Kichimu’s distinctive hospitality, named with the wish that every traveler who visits will have good dreams.

A grove of trees adds even more charm to the traditional Japanese façade. We welcome you to a moment in Jozankei—an inner retreat away from everyday life. At night, the illuminated Shogetsu Grand Hotel reveals a gentle, warmly inviting atmosphere.\nYour Shogetsu experience begins in the lounge. Nature unfolds like a single painting beyond the valley-facing windows. In this space, Japanese and Western styles blend in harmony, while the flickering fireplace casts a soothing glow for ultimate relaxation.

This is a distinguished property with a history as the "Akayu Goten" villa of the Uesugi family, lords of the Yonezawa domain. Enjoy a hot spring tour at "Higashi-yu," featuring five baths such as the large stone bath and square bath, and "Nishi-yu," with six baths including the Aomori Hiba wood bath and barrel bath. After savoring a kaiseki meal incorporating carefully selected ingredients from Yamagata, such as Yonezawa beef, relax in a tranquil Japanese-style room.

"Beppu no Yado Hotel Shiragiku" is an accommodation located within walking distance of Beppu Station, featuring a beautiful Japanese garden that showcases the charm of each season. Perfect for an adult getaway to "indulge in delicious cuisine," guests can savor seasonal flavors and a variety of Japanese and Western dishes crafted with care by four skilled chefs. The natural onsen, known as "Bijin no Yu" (Beauty Hot Spring), offers refreshing relaxation with facilities such as the rock bath and steam bath at "Kikuyuden," as well as the open-air garden bath at "Kusunokiyuden," which can be enjoyed alternately by men and women on different days.

Established in the first year of Kansei, this historic Ryokan has ties to the Kaga domain since the Edo period. Within its historic premises, you will find a Taisho-era Noh stage, a study crafted by palace carpenters, and numerous antique artworks of historical significance. Enjoy the unique atmosphere of this property that conveys the passage of time.

A long-established Property located on the slopes of Mount Eboshi, one of the five peaks of Mount Aso, preserving the Jigoku Onsen which first opened in 1803. Stepping into the main building, which is over 100 years old and has been renovated after the Kumamoto Earthquake, feels like entering a different world, as if traveling back in time. The Onsen features three different sources, offering 11 baths across four locations, each with unique water qualities and atmospheres. Guests can enjoy the "Suzume no Yu," a "miraculous bath" rich in sulfur content with water bubbling up from the ground, as well as the highly acidic "Moto no Yu" and "Tamago no Yu," choosing baths based on their benefits and purposes. For dinner, a variety of courses are available, including seasonal hot pots, irori hearth dishes, and Kyoto-style kaiseki cuisine. Local wild boar and venison, caught by local hunters, offer a rustic and unique taste of Aso. Experience the blessings of magnificent nature through the Onsen and cuisine.

Five serene private villas nestled on the hills of Kawana, Ito City, offering a breathtaking view of Sagami Bay. Indulge in the luxurious Onsen with all baths featuring natural free-flowing hot spring water. Each room includes a private open-air bath and a hinoki wood indoor bath, while our special suites boast an additional large open-air bath in a private garden—three baths exclusively for your enjoyment. Experience ultimate relaxation and heartfelt hospitality at "Ito Yukitei Kawana Bettei" for an elevated retreat. (*Images are for illustration purposes only.)

Established in the 15th year of Genroku, this tranquil property is nestled in the mountain valley of San'in, exuding the charm of onsen. Enjoy the abundant and beneficial onsen waters at eight bathing locations. Additionally, we offer exquisite kaiseki meals, showcasing the seasonal bounty of Tajima throughout the year.

The various styles of "Atami Sekitei Bekkan Sakuraoka Saryo" are named "Sekitei Jushu" and are adorned with the spirit of "elegance and luxury" cultivated by Edo culture. We hope you can forget the daily complexities, enjoy a full-body, all-sensory relaxation, and relish the delightful dramas unfolding everywhere.

Experience the luxurious space where "master craftsmanship" breathes life into a historic relocated traditional Japanese house, and discover an extraordinary Japan that blends traditional beauty with modern sensibilities. Located in Enshu, Shizuoka, once known as the land of Totomi, "Katsuragi Kitanomaru" is a resort by Yamaha Group—a serene retreat nestled in the mountains and described as a "modern-day castle." Surrounded by tranquil nature, the interior features soft curves supported by ancient wood beams, roofs adorned with Enshu tiles, corridors paved with luxurious rosewood bricks, walls decorated with crafts and art pieces, and wooden designer furniture. This unique accommodation harmoniously combines nostalgic yet innovative elements of Japanese aesthetics. Infused with Yamaha's expertise in sound and music culture, this beautiful accommodation offers opportunities to enjoy seasonal nature and local cultural experiences. Relax your mind and body while indulging in an exceptional stay like no other. Katsuragi Kitanomaru proudly served as the base camp hotel for Japan's national soccer team during the 2002 FIFA World Cup.

A sanctuary where you can feel the scent of the sea breeze, the resort "ATAM Sekai-e" overlooking the endlessly blue Pacific Ocean connecting to the world.The Room features an open-air hot spring bath with a panoramic view of the Pacific, allowing you to enjoy various expressions of the sea, such as the sunrise from the horizon and the moonlit path on the water.Enjoy a unique stay at Sekai-e with carefully prepared dishes using selected seasonal ingredients and activities themed around "health you can take home."

Founded at its current location on the shores of Lake Suwa in 1920, our locally inspired creative kaiseki cuisine has earned top-tier acclaim for over a century. In 2022, we opened “Fukatei,” a private dining venue with special rooms. Enjoy an unforgettable dinner with someone special in an elegant private setting while overlooking our Japanese garden through the seasons.

Built in 1604 by Terumoto Mori after the Battle of Sekigahara in 1600, Hagi flourished as a castle town. Walking through streets that still retain the atmosphere of those times, you can feel the presence of history in the stone walls, white plastered walls, and even in a passing breeze. Turning around, it feels as if over 400 years of history quietly lingers here. At its heart lies "Hagijo Sannomaru Hokumon Yashiki," the only Ryokan within the UNESCO World Heritage Site "Hagi Castle Town." Located on the site of the Yoshiki Mori Clan's Hagi Domain residence, it conveys to this day a harmony of Japanese elegance and Western sophistication.

A keyaki-wood Onsen Ryokan—beloved by Kenji Miyazawa and Torahiko Tamiya—crafted entirely from zelkova, a style that can no longer be recreated today. The historic Namari Onsen, first opened around 600 years ago, offers exceptionally high-quality waters recognized by selections such as “New Japan’s 100 Famous Hot Springs,” “Japan’s 100 Famous Hot Springs,” and “Japan’s Onsen Heritage.” Unusually even among well-known hot spring areas, the property has five source springs, and all four baths on site are luxurious 100% free-flowing natural spring water (kakenagashi). It is also known as “Namari-no-Yu,” featured in Kenji Miyazawa’s masterpiece *The Bears of Nametoko Mountain*, making this a special Accommodation where the story’s world and a historic Onsen come together. In 2025, the main building—of outstanding historical value—was designated a National Registered Tangible Cultural Property, allowing you to fully enjoy the beauty of traditional Japanese architecture as well. In particular, we highly recommend the 100% natural self-springing rock bath “Hakuen-no-Yu,” said to be Japan’s deepest—a superb bath that warms you through to your core.

In the early morning, before dawn breaks, the canal's mirror-like surface is gently stirred by small boats harvesting clams, evoking a sense of timeless nostalgia. This scene is not crafted but a continuation of life’s enduring rhythm since ancient times. At Monjuso, we aspire to help create such beautiful and unforgettable memories for our guests. We warmly invite you to visit us and experience it for yourself.

A historic Ryokan with an 800-year legacy located at the renowned Yamanaka Onsen in Kaga. Situated in the heart of the scenic Kakusenkei, the comfort of bathing near the stream is truly otherworldly. Enjoy the beautiful greenery in spring and summer, the autumn foliage, and the snowy landscapes in winter, all from the comfort of your room.

Arima Onsen, one of Japan's oldest hot spring resorts and counted among the three most famous onsen in Japan. During the Meiji era, when Kobe opened its port to foreign trade, many foreigners visited Arima Onsen. They also visited the renowned autumn foliage spot "Kiyomizu-dera," which later became a foreigner-exclusive hotel called "Kiyomizu Hotel." The lush green grounds of "Arima Sanso Goshobessho" still retain the sacred atmosphere of that time. Goshobessho was established by Shirobei Kanai XV, the current head of "Tosen Goshobo," Arima Onsen's oldest accommodation. All 10 suite rooms at Goshobessho are detached and feature private onsen baths and low-temperature saunas known as "Thermal Rooms." One of these suites even includes the world's first treehouse-style open-air bath.

A luxury, authentic Japanese-style Ryokan overlooking a charming Onsen town. Renovated in 2023, it offers a lineup of high-grade guest rooms. Kinosaki Onsen is famous for its seven public bathhouses. Located right by the central bathhouse “Ichino-yu,” Kobayashiya is an Accommodation designated as a Registered Tangible Cultural Property, featuring a rare three-story wooden main building. The views from the rooms truly deserve to be called the best seats in Kinosaki. Following the renovation, the property now includes penthouse suites with bedrooms wrapped in washi paper, a serene lobby finished with earthen walls, and carefully selected tea ware from regional kilns placed in each room—wherever you look, you’ll feel the beauty of traditional Japanese aesthetics. The newly opened restaurant serves course meals based on local cuisine. Three free private baths are available for guests.