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Tucked away at the foot of Mt. Otake on Shodoshima Island in the Seto Inland Sea, “Oyashiki Stay Sachi” offers a quiet retreat surrounded by nature.A Japanese garden that reflects the beauty of every season, a kura-style bar where time seems to stand still, and furnishings rich with history. Enjoy comfort-focused Facility features, along with a newly added semi-open-air bath and Finnish sauna.Help yourself to fruit from the grounds, vegetables from our home garden, and fresh eggs from our chickens.A vast private space all to yourselves—simply relax and enjoy your time here.We can also take care of all assistance with planning and arranging your trip.

Indulge in breathtaking views and soothe your soul in our open-air sky bath, offering a luxurious space surrounded by nature for a truly special experience that awakens all your senses. Enjoy a blissful moment of refreshment for your mind and body as you gaze upon the stunning natural scenery. Immerse yourself in the warm waters while listening to the gentle rustle of the wind and the chirping of birds, allowing the tranquility to wash away the noise of daily life and bring peace to your heart. Additionally, our traditional local cuisine, featuring dishes such as "Dekoma-washi," "Iya Soba," and "Iya Soba Rice Porridge," is crafted with an abundance of fresh, local ingredients, offering a memorable culinary experience. These dishes not only delight with their flavors and aromas but also provide a wholesome and nourishing meal. The view from the open-air bath changes with the seasons—snow-covered landscapes in winter, lush greenery in summer, vibrant autumn foliage, and cherry blossoms in spring—offering a unique and luxurious experience that will leave a lasting impression on your heart. Escape the stresses of daily life and rejuvenate both body and mind in this serene retreat. We invite you to spend a special time here, where the sky bath and the flavors of Iya come together to create an unforgettable experience.

Opened in 2006, with a detached suite added in April 2011. The Iya Valley, where the Iya River flows from Mount Tsurugi and carves a V-shape into the Shikoku Mountains, offers breathtakingly majestic gorge scenery. "Keikoku no Kakure Yado Iya Bijin" is a Property with an Onsen and a soba restaurant, located right in front of this lush green valley and clear stream. Originally opened in 1975 as a handmade soba restaurant using local buckwheat and spring water, the Property later added 8 Rooms and a detached accommodation to provide visitors to Iya with a more relaxing and leisurely stay. All Rooms are equipped with open-air baths, allowing guests to fully enjoy the Onsen while admiring the stunning views. For meals, indulge in unique dishes featuring local river fish and vegetables, or gather around the irori hearth for hot pot and charcoal-grilled delicacies. To finish, savor our specialty Iya soba. Immerse yourself in the crisp air of the valley, soak in the Onsen, and enjoy delicious cuisine. As your daily fatigue melts away, you may find yourself thinking, "Ah, happiness..." We hope you can experience such a moment here.

[Awarded 1 Michelin Key for Two Consecutive Years, 2024–2025] Fukue Island in the Goto Islands is a remarkable place where prayer and nature exist in harmony—shaped by its history as a port of call for Japanese missions to Tang China and by the enduring faith of Hidden Christians who kept their prayers alive under persecution. Dramatic lava coastlines said to have burst forth from an ogre’s mouth and sweeping panoramas where sky and sea seem to merge invite you into a world of quiet mystery. Embraced by this rich climate and culture, this luxury Hotel was created as a symbol for sharing the allure of the Goto Islands, in an exceptional location adjacent to Saikai National Park. Dining features kaiseki cuisine that showcases the island’s seasonal blessings, beautifully presented course by course. The on-site spa offers treatments infused with the island’s vitality, including Goto camellia, guiding you into the unique serenity and sensibilities of Goto. On Fukue Island—surrounded by pristine seas and abundant nature—enjoy a truly special resort stay that nourishes both body and mind.

A single accommodation, "Hotel Iya Onsen," is located on the cliffs of the Iya Valley. An open-air bath is situated at the bottom of the valley, approximately 170 meters down via cable car, where you can soak while enjoying the stunning views of the gorge. The beauty of the valley can also be admired from the guest rooms.

"ROKU KYOTO, LXR Hotels & Resorts," nestled in the serene nature of Rakuhoku, Kyoto's hidden retreat, offers a unique experience under the concept of "Dive into Kyoto," immersing guests in the profound and undiscovered charm of Kyoto. Located in the birthplace of the Rinpa school of art, a place cherished by artists for centuries, this resort provides an extraordinary relaxation space away from the ordinary. The spa Facility, designed to harmonize with the majestic natural scenery, features a thermal pool utilizing Onsen, guiding guests to a tranquil and soothing time for both mind and body.

- Experience a special journey in the historic castle town of Ozu, nurtured by the Hijikawa River. Encounter history, culture, and stunning landscapes amidst historical architecture that embodies Japanese aesthetics. Immerse yourself in the charm of this unique town. -Our accommodation is one of Japan's largest decentralized hotels, where the entire castle town is envisioned as a single hotel. Guest rooms, reception areas, and restaurants are scattered throughout the town. During your stay, explore each building while naturally touring the castle town to meet locals and discover its history, culture, and breathtaking scenery.Ozu City in Ehime Prefecture was selected as one of "The Top 100 Sustainable Destinations 2022" by Green Destinations and won first place globally in the Story Awards "Culture & Tradition" category.

Known as the last onsen of Kanto, this property is located deep in the mountains, surrounded by pristine nature. To reach the property, you can either hike along a trail or use the dedicated shuttle service. The guest rooms, newly opened in 2023, feature private open-air baths, offering a secluded and intimate space. Additionally, there are two mixed-gender baths and a women-only open-air bath, providing an exceptional onsen experience amidst the sounds and scents of nature. The cuisine, boasting the use of seasonal local ingredients, is also a highlight.

Escape the bustle of the big city...Tucked away in the mountains of Takarazuka lies the renowned hot-spring retreat, Takedao Onsen. At the headwaters of the Mukogawa River, the gentle murmur of flowing water plays a soothing melody that feels like healing magic for the soul. Come and enjoy a little time with the seasons. Welcome to your reserved seat for adults: “Takedao Onsen Momijikan Annex Azare”

Just about 20 minutes from Hakodate Airport, NIPPONIA HOTEL Hakodate Minatomachi awaits you. Located in the Bay Area—Hakodate’s main sightseeing district—this intimate auberge offers only nine rooms within a beautifully restored red-brick warehouse, a beloved symbol of the city. Step through the stately doors and discover an extraordinary retreat where the solid presence of warehouse architecture meets the warm charm of red brick. For dining, we serve a full-course menu that brings out the very best of each ingredient, enhanced with subtle Nordic influences. To make your stay even more memorable, our VMG Concierge—deeply familiar with the local area—will suggest unique ways to enjoy Hakodate that you can experience only here. Whether you’d like to explore nearby attractions or celebrate a special birthday or anniversary as a couple, please feel free to reach out. Let yourself be drawn into new discoveries in Hakodate and enjoy an unforgettable time away from everyday life.

Amidst nature, it is precisely because of the inconveniences that you can attain a higher level of luxury.

Kyoto Miyama Town, selected as one of the Best Tourism Villages by UNWTO (World Tourism Organization). Just a 1.5-hour drive from Kyoto City, passing through a green tunnel, you will find Tsurugaoka in Miyama Town, an ultimate countryside destination that makes you think, "I want to live here someday, and keep living here." This is a traditional Japanese house Hotel, renovated for comfort while preserving its original charm, where you can experience "living here" as if returning to your hometown during your journey. For meals, enjoy the renowned restaurants in the Tsurugaoka area, known as some of the best in the vicinity. Thanks to its excellent location near the sea, you can savor dishes made with fresh seafood, mountain delicacies, seasonal ingredients, and the unique flavors of the region. We also offer a variety of experience Plans, allowing you to enjoy special moments connecting with the people and nature of Tsurugaoka in Miyama Town.

A historic Property preserving the legacy of the Heike clan, located in Yunishigawa Onsen. The entire building is situated along a clear stream and features traditional architecture with fine wood and earthen walls, reviving the charm of an old era. Cross the renowned "Kazura Bridge," one of Kanto's finest, and enjoy natural hot spring baths with free-flowing Onsen water and charcoal-grilled Irori cuisine.

A property located in a valley, just a 10-minute walk from the renowned Kazura Bridge in the village of Iya. The morning mist rising from the deep mountain valleys is a sight worth seeing. Vibrant greenery, chirping birds, and the sound of babbling streams. The countryside cuisine, focusing on river delicacies, is also highly praised.

[80 minutes by car from Osaka] Iga-Ueno is a historic castle town and former post town, rich in culture and tradition, home to nationally designated crafts such as Iga ware pottery and Iga kumihimo braiding. It is also known as the birthplace of Iga-style ninja and the haiku master Matsuo Basho. NIPPONIA HOTEL Iga Ueno Castle Town is a decentralized Hotel with just 16 rooms, created by renovating historic buildings scattered throughout the town, including Registered Tangible Cultural Properties dating back around 150 years—reimagining the entire town as one Hotel.In April 2026, a new wing will open featuring a “Kura Sauna,” revitalized from a Meiji-era storehouse. We invite you to enjoy a private retreat moment of deep relaxation amid architecture shaped by time.Dining—one of travel’s greatest pleasures—offers an exceptional gastronomic experience that delights all five senses: legendary Iga beef, renowned for its quality alongside Matsusaka beef yet rarely found outside the area; premium Iga rice ranked at the highest “Special A” level in The whole country’s rice taste rankings; and world-class Iga sake served as the toast at the G7 Ise-Shima Summit. Savor ingredients lovingly raised by local producers.Recommended for families and couples celebrating anniversaries or birthdays. Enjoy refined time with IGAMONO—the cuisine, history, and culture that make Iga proud.

RITA Yame Fukushima is a small Hotel renovated from a 100-year-old traditional Japanese house, designed as a "Property where you stay as if you live." We are here to help you experience the lifestyle of Yame Fukushima. Please look forward to conversations with the locals and encounters with new scenery. We have prepared Yame-inspired amenities, tea, and guides for strolling around the town, so that all our guests can experience the lifestyle of Yame Fukushima and enjoy a relaxing time.

Auberge Homachi Mikuni Minato has been selected for “The 30 Collection,” which honors outstanding experiences across Japan, as part of the tourism awards “Forbes JAPAN Destinations of the Year 2026,” hosted by the global business magazine Forbes JAPAN. Mikuni Minato is a historic port town mentioned in the Shoku Nihongi in 778. During the Edo period, it flourished as a port of call for Kitamaebune trading ships traveling between Osaka and Hokkaido. Ten traditional townhouses scattered throughout the area have been renovated into nine buildings with 16 guest rooms and a restaurant. The name “Homachi” comes from “homachi” (waiting for favorable winds), a term that also evokes the “reward” enjoyed in the era of Kitamaebune ships. The architecture features local kagura-style construction and preserves Edo-period pillars, beams, and Shakudani stone. Dining is created by Michelin-starred French chef Ken Yoshino, who crafts an original menu showcasing Fukui’s world-class ingredients such as Echizen crab—also presented to the Imperial Household—rare seafood varieties, and Wakasa beef. This is a dispersed Hotel concept: guest rooms are spread across nine buildings with a separate restaurant building, allowing you to enjoy not only your stay and meals but also the history of the town itself. Tojinbo, one of Fukui’s top sightseeing destinations, is about a 10-minute drive away.

Opened on September 2, 2007. Named “Masuichi Kyakuden” from the owner’s wish: “We would have loved to welcome you into our own home…”. Designed by architect John Morford—who also designed “Kurabu” and the main store of Masuichi Ichimura Sake Brewery—this Accommodation is his vision of where he would want to stay when visiting Obuse. Centered around three earthen storehouses relocated from a long-established sugar wholesaler in Nagano, it comprises seven wooden buildings, with interiors fully furnished in Western style.

＼2024 Renovation of Selected Guest Rooms, Deck Terrace, Entrance Building, and Private Baths／ Since ancient times, the port town of Tomo has thrived as a harbor for waiting tides. The wooden main entrance with traditional roof tiles and Bengara red coating is a restored architectural piece from the past. The predecessor of Onfunato Chikutei, Kago Fuji Inn, was a beloved accommodation for many literary figures. We welcome you with an atmosphere rich in history that seems to echo the footsteps of those who walked through different eras.

Nestled quietly in the mountains of Hokkaido, known as a hidden gem, is the Auberge "Chimikeppu Hotel."