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A meandering river that seems as if it were designed, with its banks offering completely different expressions even when side by side. The newly built villa within the grounds of Sumiya Rakusuitei has been designed to enhance the enjoyment of gazing at the river. The architecture, compact yet infused with various essences, is neither purely Japanese nor Western in style, exuding a mysterious sense of comfort. The Cask began with an architect's dream of creating a treehouse in a large chestnut tree. In this playful space, enjoy a small adventure that only adults can experience.

Nestled in the lush nature of Nakagawa, Fukuoka, “Wasure Saimu Seifu Meigetsu.” With a clear stream flowing before you and a forest that changes with the seasons, you can leave the bustle of everyday life behind and enjoy a truly relaxing escape. Featuring a private sauna, an open-air terrace, and a fire pit area, it offers a luxurious stay in harmony with nature. Wake to birdsong in the morning, unwind to the soothing river beneath dappled sunlight by day, and spend your evenings wrapped in the glow of the fire and a star-filled sky. A place for heartfelt conversations with someone special—or quiet time to reconnect with yourself. A unique retreat to lose track of time and return to nature.

Tour multiple natural hot springs at “Hanamomo no Yu.” Unwind in a variety of indoor baths and an array of open-air baths scattered throughout the garden. At the sensory dining experience “Live Kitchen Hanamomo,” enjoy an all-you-can-eat buffet with over 60 menu items.

Established in the 3rd year of the Meiji era. Generations of proprietors have personally wielded the knife, preparing dishes with the seasonal blessings of Hida's mountains and rivers and its native herbs. Enjoy a moment at Kabusuitei, with its three simple yet refined guest rooms in Hida Furukawa, surrounded by the gentle ripples of water.

This Hotel’s key advantages are its convenient location with excellent transport access, the Kamo River views from the windows, and spacious Rooms. Ideally located for getting around: about 15 minutes by taxi from JR Kyoto Station (Karasuma Exit). It is a 6-minute walk from Hankyu Kawaramachi Station, a 10-minute walk from Keihan Gion-Shijo Station, and a 6-minute walk from the city bus stop “Shijo Kawaramachi.” Another highlight of this prime location is that you can also reach us on foot from the stations while enjoying Kyoto’s scenery and strolling along the way. The property stands along the Kamo River, and our Kamo River View Rooms (riverside) feature floor-to-ceiling glass windows so you can fully enjoy the beautiful river view. Of our five Rooms in total, four are riverside Rooms with Kamo River views. In spring, you can see cherry blossoms in full bloom along the river; in autumn, vibrant fall foliage; and in winter, snow-dusted views of the Higashiyama mountains and Mount Hiei. From higher-floor Rooms, you can also watch Daimonji Bonfire (Gozan Okuribi). In addition—rare for buildings along the Kamo River—there is a rooftop terrace available for guests. The view across the river from the rooftop evokes Kaii Higashiyama’s painting “Toshi Kururu,” and you can also look out over Daimonji Bonfire (Gozan Okuribi) from here.

We cherish a quietly flowing sense of time, focusing on stays for two, such as couples and partners. From the guest rooms and baths, you can hear the gentle murmur of the river and relax away from everyday life. Meals are prepared entirely by hand, featuring ingredients mainly from Gunma Prefecture. There is no large public bath; instead, you may use our three private reservable baths free of charge. Each bath is supplied with “Gomusō-no-Yu,” the original hot spring source of Shima Onsen.

A Ryokan with a traditional Japanese ambiance located in the center of Kurokawa Onsen. Conveniently situated for onsen hopping and sightseeing. Each room features unique charm and character in a modern Japanese style. Highly recommended for those who want to fully enjoy Kurokawa.

Since its founding in 1932, the antique-like Japanese Accommodation “Ryokan Ohashi” has stood unchanged. Each guest room features a one-of-a-kind design, and the natural Onsen that springs up from underground vividly conveys the passage of time. Please relax and enjoy your stay at ease.

15 minutes from Hanamaki Minami IC, one of the properties of Osawa Onsen where you can enjoy a hot spring tour across three accommodations. Sansuikaku offers three types of baths: a large communal bath, a semi-open-air bath, and private family baths, from which you can enjoy views of the Toyosawa River and the opposite scenery. Enjoy unique Ryokan features such as a free coffee corner to relax in yukata and a convenient late-night snack area. The baths at nearby Tojiya and Kikusuitei (closed in winter) are also worth experiencing. Please enjoy them together.

The highly acclaimed Onsen, loved even by Onsen enthusiasts, features a "Triple Beauty Bath" with three skin-friendly components! A Property that values heartfelt hospitality, making you want to return again. With a serene atmosphere reflecting its timeless history, it offers a relaxing experience that satisfies all generations. Dinner includes a fusion course meal tailored to the season. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the entire Property!

In Kanazawa's Naka-machi, you can rent an entire traditional townhouse exclusively for one group per day. The Room, preserved as it was during the Taisho era when it was used for tea house entertainment (with geisha), offers a unique experience. Additionally, from the spacious veranda, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the Asano River, and in spring, admire the cherry blossoms. Immerse yourself in the history and tradition of Kanazawa, accompanied by the sounds of the Asano River and the seasonal scenery.

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.

This intimate 10-room Accommodation, surrounded by the gentle murmur of the Odagawa River and terraced rice fields that reflect the changing seasons, offers a unique stay style called “Couples’ Onsen Retreat.”Wake in the morning to a breeze sweeping across the terraces and take an unhurried walk along the ridge paths. At the thatched-roof café, savor coffee in quiet comfort while gazing out over satoyama scenery. Then surrender to free-flowing natural spring water in your open-air bath.Each room features a private open-air bath with free-flowing natural spring water—an undisturbed bathing space embraced by mountain streams and birdsong from the Onsen valley. For an even more elevated stay, “Tanada no Hanare” offers an Onsen-water pool and a liberating sense of becoming one with nature.Dining features creative kaiseki cuisine showcasing seasonal blessings nurtured by Aso’s great outdoors. From Kyushu wagyu to Rindo pork, each dish reflects the character of the land and enriches your journey.Onsen, satoyama, terraced rice fields—and time for conversation. And a playful way to enjoy an Onsen Accommodation.Fujinoya is a place where couples can step away from everyday life, slowly reclaim time together, and deepen their bond.Cradled by Japan’s timeless landscape, enjoy a holiday that gently unravels both body and mind.

The River View Hotel "Kyoto River View House 京楽" has opened in Kiyamachi, Kyoto, where you can fully enjoy Kyoto's culture. The traditional vertical lattice design, full of Kyoto's charm, welcomes you.

A private, entire-home villa embraced by lush forest and the gentle murmur of a river flowing through the property.Through the expansive 5.5 m window, all you see isthe forest through the seasons and the quietly flowing river.An elevated floor, terrace, soaking bed bath, and a cold plunge after the sauna—wherever you choose to be, you’re surrounded by views of forest and river.Laughter and even the sound of your dog running softly melt into the woods.Set your phone aside and take a moment to breathe in the scent of the forest and listen to the river.Nature—and you—gradually come back into balance.This is a stay that one day simply isn’t enough for.Enjoy a villa life in the forest with your family and your dog.

Yoro Valley is renowned as one of the Kanto region’s most beautiful gorges, especially for its autumn foliage. COCO VILLA Yoro Valley sits quietly along its banks. On the same property, two newly built single-story villas stand side by side. Each can be booked independently, or both can be reserved together for larger groups. Just a few steps from your villa, you can head down to the riverside—play by the water, listen to the gentle stream, and enjoy time at your own pace. From inside, filled with soft natural light, you can take in sweeping views of the gently flowing Yoro River. At night, the opposite bank is softly illuminated; reflections on the water and the sound of the river create a calm and soothing atmosphere. Enjoy a riverside stay where you can feel each season up close.

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.

【Grand Opening in March 2022】 Nestled in the forest just off the serene Seseragi Highway, which connects the little Kyoto of "Hida Takayama" and the town of water and dance, "Gujo Hachiman," lies "Sumiya Rakusuitei." In this place beloved by artists, immerse yourself in the embrace of nature and spend your time as your heart desires. Enjoy a BBQ-style meal featuring your choice of local vegetables and Hida beef. After relaxing in the open-air or semi-open-air baths, unwind with a leisurely bar time on the terrace overlooking the river. Experience a private and luxurious adult getaway in a space renovated from an architect's villa.