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Guest rooms, Onsen, and dining in a space surrounded by the rich nature of Nasu. Enjoy the seasonal views of Nasu that will make you forget the time. For dinner, savor a variety of course meals prepared with an abundance of locally sourced ingredients and carefully selected produce by our chef.

From the guest room, enjoy sweeping views of Mt. Yubari and Mt. Ashibetsu.With our carefully selected sound system, you can relax while listening to your favorite musicin a space designed for unhurried moments,offering an experience that fills both body and mind with sound.In our authentic low-temperature Finnish sauna, you can enjoy self-service löylyand adjust the humidity to your preference.With a capacity of two guests, savor a private, premium retreat for deep relaxation.At Restaurant mog, we use carefully selected ingredients from Hokkaido.Please enjoy dishes prepared by a chef who has honed their skills at luxury resorts.

There are moments of happiness you can experience only here. We hope to be a place that connects those moments to your heart. And we hope the happy time you spend here will lead to a brighter future for you and your loved ones. A place that connects happiness—that is BATON. “BATON SUITE Okinawa Kouri Island” is Daiwa Roynet Hotels’ first Resort Hotel where every room is a suite with an ocean view. Enjoy sweeping views of the emerald-green sea and the Kouri Bridge stretching across it. At our restaurant, we serve Mediterranean cuisine featuring carefully selected ingredients prepared over charcoal and in a wood-fired oven. Please enjoy a relaxing stay found only here.

The scenic gem of Izu, "Oma Cape," gently embraces Toda Port with its white sandy spit and lush pine trees. Even on days when waves rise like white rabbits, the bay remains calm and serene. Toda Port has long been a haven for travelers seeking rest while waiting for favorable winds. Perched on a gentle hill at the cape's shoulder is our accommodation, "Fuji Seiran." Here, where the solitary peak of Mount Fuji meets the deep blue waters of Suruga Bay, every gaze is drawn to the grandeur of this breathtaking beauty. From just five exclusive rooms, immerse yourself in endless vistas and unforgettable moments that can only be experienced here. This is one pinnacle of Japanese travel—luxurious and unparalleled joy. The sea breeze, sound of waves, and ever-changing scenery are what define the hospitality at "Fuji Seiran."

Located on the upper floors of the Grand Green Osaka South Tower, directly adjacent to JR Osaka Station, the hotel offers sweeping views of the city from its guest rooms and restaurants. With 252 rooms spanning floors 31 to 38, floor-to-ceiling windows showcase beautiful Osaka vistas and create an open, airy atmosphere. Elegant architectural design, a soothing signature scent, exceptional dining, and attentive hospitality down to the finest details come together to deliver a truly distinctive experience at Waldorf Astoria Osaka.

"Tsubonakagawa" is a relocated and restored traditional Japanese inn originally known as "Nakagawa," which was dismantled in 1983 from its location in Akasaka, Tokyo. The first "Nakagawa" was built in 1927 but was demolished during wartime evacuations. The current structure was rebuilt in August 1951 and served as a venue for military, financial, and political dignitaries until 1982. Preserving as much of the original authenticity as possible, we have carefully restored the building to allow guests to experience its historical essence firsthand. The front garden is the only pure Japanese garden designed by Zenko Adachi, founder of the Adachi Museum of Art. This historic estate with its unique stories is available for exclusive rental as part of Okudogo Ichiyu no Mori Royal Suite accommodations.

THE LAKOTAN, located 90 minutes from the city center, is a hidden retreat surrounded by a rich and diverse ecosystem, offering breathtaking natural beauty. This resort features luxurious amenities such as a sauna where you can relax while embracing nature and a 1,000-square-meter private garden. Enjoy an array of outdoor activities, cultural experiences, and exquisite dining to your heart's content.

Tsukimikan, located in the Shigetsu area of Fushimi, Kyoto, is a place where the aesthetics of the Momoyama period and the dreams of Toyotomi Hideyoshi come alive. Originally built in the early Showa era (1930s), it has been carefully restored to preserve its original elegance and spirit. Reborn as a serene "center of heart and beauty" for a new era, Tsukimikan offers an experience that embodies Japanese hospitality and refined aesthetics. Enjoy a tranquil and sophisticated time at this small luxury private hotel with only four rooms, where we provide the ultimate space to welcome our guests.

Set on Suo-Oshima—known as the “Hawaii of the Seto Inland Sea”—Resort Hotel Setonoutsutsu offers a relaxing island escape. Blessed with a mild climate year-round and surrounded by abundant nature, the island has a nostalgic, comforting charm. Enjoy Japanese cuisine made with plenty of seasonal ingredients sourced directly from local farmers and fishermen, along with a barrel-shaped sauna, rental bicycles, and a wide range of seasonal activities. Perfect for families looking to unwind, couples seeking an unpretentious anniversary getaway, and travelers who want to enjoy saunas and seasonal activities in the Seto Inland Sea. We offer an at-home yet refined stay.

The concept of our accommodation is "dynamism and tranquility." As a third place where you can engage in activities amidst nature and enjoy luxurious, leisurely moments, it offers a retreat that feels like your own private villa, perfect for every season. Additionally, the sophisticated hotel space, supervised by a world-renowned design team, allows you to forget time, free your mind and body, and indulge in the luxury of doing nothing. While gazing at the ever-changing scenery of Wakasa Bay, escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life and experience an accommodation stay that rejuvenates you for tomorrow.