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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.

Grand Reopening in October 2024 with a complete renovation. Redesigned to be functional and stylish, featuring enhanced connectivity, ample media outlets, and large 4K smart TVs compatible with various streaming apps. Enjoy a comfortable sleep with Simmons beds and duvet-style feather comforters.The facility offers excellent amenities, including a shop corner stocked with souvenirs, groceries, and daily necessities; a café corner serving freshly brewed coffee; as well as a service area equipped with three coin-operated laundry machines, vending machines, and an ice machine.The accommodation consists of 44 rooms: 31 single rooms and 13 twin rooms. Single rooms feature double-sized beds (140cm) suitable for double occupancy. Twin rooms can accommodate up to four guests—ideal for families or groups.Conveniently located just a 5-minute walk from Inuyama Station West Exit and within walking distance of Inuyama Castle, making it an excellent base for your stay. Free parking is available for up to 40 vehicles (30 spaces in the first parking lot and 10 in the second). The second parking lot also includes EV charging stations.Breakfast is served buffet-style featuring "Aichi no Kaori" rice sourced from local contract farmers—a popular choice among guests. With its varied daily menu options, it’s perfect even for those on multiple night stays.

Kamado: Experience cooking rice using firewood and a traditional iron pot. Goemon Bath: Immerse yourself in an iron bathtub while gazing at the fire and smoke from the firewood, surrounded by the mountain air and tranquility. Irori: Enjoy grilling or hot pot over charcoal, or simply relax with tea. Our Property is a traditional single-story farmhouse with a thatched roof covered by tin, built during the Edo period. Located at the foot of the mountains in a small valley in the northern part of Kyoto City, the view from the persimmon tree near the Property offers a glimpse of ancient scenery with old houses, fields, and forests. In spring, cherry blossoms bloom, and the bush warblers sing. In May, enjoy the refreshing breeze as all the fittings are opened to let in the new greenery. In June, fireflies light up the rainy season. Summer brings vegetable harvesting and river play. In autumn, savor the special seasonal flavors of freshly harvested rice cooked in the Kamado. October offers pleasant weather and the joy of the open breeze. In winter, snow blankets the area. - Please note that insects may appear. Due to the rich natural surroundings, while pest control measures are in place, various insects may still enter the premises. Additionally, wild animals such as deer and boars can be found nearby. We hope you will see this as an opportunity to experience the abundant natural environment and lifestyle of this area.

Renovated and reopened in 2017! The charm of our Hotel lies in its "large public bath." Enjoy a relaxing time throughout the seasons in a clean and welcoming Hotel that evokes the warmth of your hometown. Start your day with a breakfast buffet featuring Maizuru specialties such as Navy Curry and Nikujaga, and enjoy dinner at the adjacent historic building "Shoueikan." We strive to be a Hotel that makes you think, "When I come to Maizuru, I want to stay here again," by offering a variety of services. Please also take a look at the introduction of our Property.

Hotel Isesaki East is conveniently located just a 6-7 minute walk from Tobu Isesaki Line's "Shin-Isesaki Station" and a 15-minute drive from Isesaki IC. We strive to create a Property where you can stay safely and comfortably at a reasonable price. The separate large baths for men and women feature water with far-infrared effects, which are gentle on the skin and provide thermal and beauty benefits, allowing you to refresh both body and mind. Free Wi-Fi is available in both the common areas and guest rooms for a comfortable connection. The parking lot offers 28 spaces in front of the Hotel building and 10 additional spaces in the second parking lot, all free of charge. Large vehicles can also be accommodated, but please contact us in advance. Inside the Property, we provide a coin laundry, vending machines for light snacks, alcoholic beverages, and soft drinks. Additionally, the first-floor lounge features a comic corner for your enjoyment during your stay.

The only Property in Onomichi city center with a natural radium Onsen is located 1.3km from Onomichi Station. All rooms are equipped with Wi-Fi, and guests can also enjoy a large public bath, dry sauna, and cold bath. Through a bathing method called radon therapy, radon is absorbed throughout the body, helping to improve overall health and alleviate wounds or illnesses. It is perfect for relaxing a body tired from cycling or relieving daily fatigue. However, due to measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19, meal services are temporarily suspended.

Our establishment features a main building that has been passed down for 170 years, originally relocated from a village headman's residence from the late Edo period. This historic and well-preserved traditional Japanese house showcases the authentic craftsmanship and charm created by skilled carpenters of the time. Additionally, we offer four private Onsen baths on the premises, which can be used at any time during your stay, depending on availability. For dining, we serve Kyoto-style Kaiseki cuisine, carefully crafted by our dedicated chefs using seasonal, rustic ingredients. Surrounded by the nostalgic landscapes of Japan, enjoy a special holiday with natural Onsen and exquisite meals in a private dining setting.

Plenty of nearby attractions, including Shibamasa World and Tojinbo!Be sure to visit Awara Onsen, a destination full of highlights.

The kaiseki cuisine, proudly prepared by the head chef of En no Accommodation, who has experience working at Tokyo Prince and the Imperial Household Agency, is exquisite. Enjoy breakfast while gazing at the moat. Spend a relaxing time that can only be experienced in a private setting.

A carefully curated Onsen guesthouse where the charm of a traditional Japanese kominka meets the latest modern amenities, with all Rooms private. Perched on a hill with sweeping views of the town and sea, you can also enjoy watching the seaside fireworks festival (some Rooms offer exceptional viewing spots).Located near Sokakisha, the former residence of Meiji-era literary figure Shoyo Tsubouchi, this property has been renovated while preserving the original atmosphere of traditional Japanese architecture. Experience nostalgic, historic Japanese culture in a home that evokes Japan’s good old days.Choose from a variety of Room types—from compact capsule-like Rooms to modern Japanese-style Rooms fully equipped with kitchen and other water facilities, as well as 2DK and 3K layouts. Stay as if you live here, making it ideal for long-term stays.

Unzen Onsen is a townscape filled with drifting steam.It is also an international tourist destination that opened in the Meiji era as a summer resort for foreigners.Its strongly acidic sulfur springs are known for antibacterial and skin-beautifying benefits, and Onsen therapy has long been popular here.Enjoy it all from an open-air observation bath with sweeping panoramic views.

Approximately 90 minutes by car from the city center. Why not spend a moment in Kamijo Village, surrounded by mountains, as if you've stepped back in time to a world of old folktales? Located almost in the center of the village is the traditional Japanese house accommodation, "Moshimoshi no Ie." While maintaining the solid structure of its approximately 200-year-old history, the interior has been renovated for your comfort. As a whole-house rental, you can relax in a private space all to yourselves. The water facilities are clean and reliable.One of the attractions is the opportunity to enjoy traditional Japanese culture, such as the irori (sunken hearth), kamado (traditional stove), and engawa (veranda). The basic plan is No Meals Included, but upon request, you can experience making the local dish "Houtou," or rent BBQ sets or nagashi somen (flowing noodles) sets (consultation required). The property offers a stunning location with rice fields below and the mountains of Koshu in the distance. It is a charming spot that has also been used for filming movies and dramas. Depending on the season, the surrounding area offers a variety of fruits such as strawberries, cherries, peaches, plums, grapes, and persimmons.Experience traditional Japanese countryside living, feeling the blessings of nature and the changing seasons.