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An accommodation boasting an onsen, nestled in the nature of Oku-Kuji. Enjoy the riverside open-air bath and seasonal countryside cuisine featuring mountain delicacies. Conveniently located just a 5-minute drive from one of Japan's three famous waterfalls, "Fukuroda Falls." Experience the nostalgic charm of a Taisho-era romantic atmosphere.

A long-established Ryokan founded in the Meiji era. Relax at Iwamuro Onsen’s largest public bath and unwind in the open-air bath. Enjoy seasonal cuisine made with ingredients nurtured by Niigata’s sea and land.

A modern Japanese-style large Resort Hotel combining the ambiance of a Ryokan and the functionality of a city Hotel. Enjoy a hot spring tour with the expansive public bath 'Tenpuku' spread over 1000 tsubo and the 'Rock Bath' utilizing 600 tons of the natural monument 'Sanbaseki'.

Property to enjoy Gero Onsen, one of Japan's three major hot springs. Savor the flavors of Hida with A5-grade Hida beef and salt-grilled Ayu fish caught from the clear Masuda River. Spend your time in the open-air baths and magnificent Japanese garden, experiencing the four seasons.

Hakusan Shobutei, nestled in Yamashiro Onsen with a proud 1,300-year history, is an Accommodation where you can fully enjoy Kaga’s traditional beauty and the soothing atmosphere of an Onsen retreat.From Rooms with open-air baths to a variety of Japanese-style Rooms rich in charm, we offer spaces where you can spend relaxing time undisturbed.Savor Yamashiro’s renowned Onsen—gentle on the skin—in the large public bath and open-air bath at your leisure. For dining, we serve Kaga kaiseki featuring Hokuriku’s seasonal finest,including Noto beef and seafood from the Sea of Japan.Enjoy a special travel experience wrapped in Kaga’s distinctive cuisine, celebrated hot springs, and heartfelt hospitality.

An onsen Stays situated on a gentle hill overlooking the vast Echigo Plain. The large public bath is located on the top 6th floor, offering truly breathtaking views. Enjoy seasonal dishes featuring fresh seafood and mountain delicacies.

Just steps away from Dogo Onsen Honkan, we pride ourselves on a modern atmosphere and Dogo's first rooftop open-air bath. Enjoy your meals in a sophisticated setting with performances by chefs that delight all five senses.

An Onsen property located in a village recognized by the Ministry of the Environment as the best place in Japan to view stars. From the open-air bath, you can enjoy a sky full of stars. Meals include two delightful options: Irori cuisine using local ingredients from Minami Shinshu and Kaiseki cuisine.

Akiu Onsen, known as the "hidden retreat of Sendai." Enjoy an all-inclusive experience in a lounge surrounded by classic interiors.

Established in 1911, this traditional Ryokan offers a prime location just an 8-minute walk from Yufuin Station and features an "open-air bath with a spectacular view" of Mount Yufu. Starting February 2024, dinner will be transformed into an executive buffet style, featuring live kitchen stations where you can enjoy freshly prepared dishes such as Oita Wagyu teppanyaki steak and other creations made with carefully selected local ingredients from Oita. For breakfast, indulge in a variety of options including live kitchen offerings, Oita's local specialties, and a wide selection of desserts. Additionally, guests can enjoy unlimited drinks including beer throughout their stay.

Located in Okutsuchiyu, Fukushima Prefecture, Kotaki Onsen. Enjoy meals in a Japanese-style dining area with irori-style chairs and tables, featuring charcoal-grilled chestnuts and ceramic plate grilling, or mountain hot pot dishes, Japanese beef shabu-shabu, sukiyaki, and our specialty "Miyama Iwana" dishes made with the legendary fish "Iwana."

A renowned property known for the hospitality of its young blue-eyed host. Enjoy the hand-crafted natural onsen flowing directly from the source and relax in the interior surrounded by a beautiful garden. The cuisine, which can be comfortably enjoyed in your room, is also highly praised.

A traditional Japanese Ryokan at Yutagami Onsen, a hidden retreat in Niigata. The beneficial "Yakushi no Yu" is drinkable, and the open-air bath made of natural stones offers a unique and elegant ambiance. Enjoy seasonal seafood from the Sea of Japan and a variety of mountain vegetables.

A highland resort nestled at the foot of Mt. Sanbe, located in the heart of Shimane. Enjoy breathtaking views of the mountains that change with each season, and immerse yourself in the fresh air and natural breeze, offering a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Seasonal gourmet dishes are also highly recommended.

With two private sources from Atami’s renowned Izusan Onsen, we offer an abundant flow of hot spring water for you to enjoy in luxury. In addition to our spacious large public bath, we also feature an open-air bath, jet bath, and low-temperature sauna. Please take your time and let your tired body fully unwind.For dinner, we serve our signature kaiseki cuisine made with carefully selected seasonal ingredients. For breakfast, we offer a buffet with approximately 40 Japanese and Western dishes. Savor the chef’s carefully crafted flavors to your heart’s content.Inside the hotel, you can also enjoy table tennis and a manga corner. Feel free to have fun with friends and family.

An adult hideaway at Kinosaki Onsen featuring six separate accommodations. The host, also a broker running a long-established fresh fish shop for over 60 years, carefully selects seafood directly from the market. Enjoy seasonal fish caught in the Sea of Japan to your heart's content.

Large Public Bath "Chabatake no Yu" Enjoy the renowned Ureshino Onsen, celebrated as one of Japan's top three beautifying hot springs, along with the breathtaking views from the open-air bath and observation bath located on the 10th floor, the highest floor of the building. After your bath, relax in the post-bath lounge, where you can take in a panoramic view of Ureshino Onsen. "The Ochano-ma" - A Place Connecting Guests with Traditional Culture For centuries, Ureshino has been home to the cherished traditions of "Ureshino Onsen," "Ureshino Tea," and "Hizen Yoshida Pottery." "The Ochano-ma" serves as a space where these proud traditions meet our guests. Choose a yukata that lets you experience the charm of Ureshino Onsen, savor the rich flavor of "Ureshino Tea," known for its rare rounded tea leaves, and admire the artistry of "Hizen Yoshida Pottery," which has been preserved for over 400 years since the Edo period.

We carefully select seasonal ingredients and pay special attention to the presentation of our dishes, allowing you to fully enjoy their aroma. Indulge in a blissful time that satisfies all your senses. <Asakaso is All-Inclusive> For our guests, everything is included in the price: dinner, lounge beverages, private baths, and more. Enjoy a luxurious journey without worrying about your wallet until check-out. ● Access to Sister Hotel Hana no Yu's Large Public Bath ● Guests staying with us can also enjoy the large public bath at Hana no Yu as part of our all-inclusive service. Be sure to experience a delightful tour of the baths!

This is a Stays unique to Ureshino Onsen, where you can enjoy the aroma of Ureshino tea and the beautifying hot springs. In the world's first open-air tea bath, you can relax with the scent of tea and catechins while enjoying the beautifying effects of one of Japan's top three beautifying hot springs plus Ureshino tea extract. Guest rooms include the "Sanchatei" with a private open-air bath and the "Suigetsu" built in the sukiya style. Seasonal tea kaiseki cuisine and Saga beef will enhance your journey. Enjoy a luxurious moment woven by nature and hot springs in a quiet location along the Ureshino River overlooking the onsen town. Access is convenient, just 10 minutes by car from Ureshino IC, and free Shuttle Service is available from the Shinkansen "Ureshino Onsen Station" or Ureshino Bus Center (reservation required).

A century-old building reborn as the boutique Hotel “mont,” standing in the heart of Nozawa Onsen, surrounded by snow-capped mountains and beech forests. Mountain blessings become snow, then water that nourishes the land, and eventually spring forth as Onsen. Forest trees, too, become the festival tower that lights the winter Dosojin Fire Festival, carrying local memories into the future. Inspired by these two opposing yet life-giving energies—“fire” and “water”—we have shaped our spaces, cuisine, and drinks. At our wood-fire restaurant, seasonal local ingredients are grilled to a fragrant finish; in your room, enjoy moments with village craft gin and regional sake. In this place where nature and culture flow in cycles, experience a stay where people and nature gently return to one.