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Saroma Lake Tsuruga Resort, nestled on the shores of Saroma Lake, offers a serene escape where time flows gently. With nothing to obstruct your view, the horizon stretches endlessly before you. The breathtaking sunsets touch your heart, perhaps because of the simplicity and the luxury of doing nothing in this tranquil setting. Leave behind the everyday and indulge in a blissful holiday at your own pace.

A moment to forget time and hospitality that blooms in your heart. Welcome to Takarazuka, a city rich in culture. Experience the warmth of Takarazuka Onsen, with over 800 years of tradition, the scenic Rokko mountain range, and views along the Mukogawa River... This is truly an urban resort. Welcome to Hotel Wakamizu—your chosen destination.

Relax, unwind, and indulge... The detached Property Yomogino is a pure Japanese-style Ryokan where all rooms are separate, harmonizing the charm of nature with Sukiya-style architecture. Nestled within a 2000-tsubo area surrounded by brick walls, there are 14 detached rooms scattered throughout, embraced by Mount Yomoyama. Experience the breath of the trees and enjoy the scenery that changes with the seasons. Relish in the utmost tranquility...

Warmth, Emotion, EncounterThe eternal rural city of Tono, where the great nature of the Kitakami Mountains breathes life. Renowned as the homeland of folklore known through Kunio Yanagita's "Tono Monogatari." Every year, many people visit this place seeking solace for their hearts, and here lies another stage to fully enjoy encounters, emotions, and tranquility.

Since our establishment, we have cultivated a "spirit of relaxation." The abundant breath of nature, the unchanging charm of the Onsen, and the cuisine filled with seasonal local flavors. We aim to provide the comfort of travel along with a sense of wonder. Hotel New Mitoya cherishes this essence.

Our Ryokan was established in 1870 (Meiji 3) as Ishimura Ryokan in the Nanpoen area, slightly south of its current location. The founder, who served as a head officer at the Hakone checkpoint during the Edo period, began developing Onsen in Owakudani during the early Meiji era and started operating as a healing retreat by drawing hot spring water from there. In 1913 (Taisho 2), we relocated to this site and renamed it Senkoro. For this reason, we are known as Sengokuhara's original Onsen retreat.Before World War II, Sengokuhara was a special area frequented by prominent figures from political and financial circles. The nearby Sengoku Golf Course was even played on by Emperor Showa alongside international diplomats.Many distinguished guests have stayed at our Ryokan over the years, including notable figures such as Eiichi Shibusawa, Kihachiro Okura, Kichizaemon Sumitomo, Aritomo Yamagata, Takashi Hara, Kiichiro Hiranuma; artists like Somei Yuki and Suiun Komuro; literary figures such as Kiyokata Kaburaki and Sotaro Yasui; and writers like Sohou Tokutomi, Masao Kumei, Chogoro Kaionji, Jun Takami among others.Sengokuhara is part of Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park's special district with strict environmental regulations. Building height limits along with restrictions on colors, decorations or signage are rigorously enforced here. In front of our property lies Hakone’s outer rim mountains covered in lush greenery that turn beautifully red during autumn foliage season. Our expansive grounds of approximately 15 acres feature seasonal blooms such as azaleas, rhododendrons, wisteria flowers or wild cherry blossoms.Nearby attractions include Hakone Glass Museum (Hakone Garasunomori), Hakone Botanical Garden of Wetlands (Shisseikaen), The Little Prince Museum (Hoshi no Ojisama Museum), Pola Museum of Art; scenic spots like Lake Ashi or Owakudani; hiking destinations such as Mount Kintoki; golf courses including Hakone Lakeside Golf Course (Kohan Golf Course), Hakone Country Club & Daihakone Country Club plus sports facilities for tennis too! This makes it an ideal destination whether you enjoy outdoor activities or art appreciation alike!

常茂恵 is a Property that embodies the image of Hagi and its castle town. Inside, you can experience the history and culture of Hagi, and in the Room, you can enjoy seafood from the sea in front of Hagi while admiring the Japanese garden in a traditional Japanese setting. Since its establishment in 1925, 常茂恵 has been dedicated to preserving and passing down its values. It aspires to welcome guests with the spirit of Hagi's guesthouse and to be a Property where guests feel at home, saying "I'm back."

[Awarded TripAdvisor Japan’s Top 25 Ryokan for five consecutive years] Step through the small gate lit with amber-hued lanterns, and you’ll be embraced by the warmth of beautifully polished wood. Surrender to a gentle sense of nostalgia, unwind at your own pace, and let your mind be set free in this hot-spring village—an oasis of quiet in the forests of Shima: Shima Onsen Tokiwasure no Accommodation Kamoto.

Founded 440 years ago. Our open-air bath, offering sweeping views of the mountain range from the upper floors, is a highlight unique to our Accommodation. We offer three private baths and a wide selection of guest rooms with distinct styles. One of the few hot spring Accommodations in Ikaho, we feature two renowned waters: “Kodakara-no-Yu,” traditionally said to be beneficial for women; “Kogane-no-Yu” (Golden Hot Spring), said to aid recuperation; and “Shirogane-no-Yu” (Silver Hot Spring), said to promote overall health.Please enjoy our time-honored hospitality and cuisine for a truly memorable stay.

Kofu is blessed with lush nature and rich culture. Enjoy the deep charm and flavor unique to this well-matured town, from historic temples associated with Takeda Shingen to the Yamanashi Prefectural Museum of Art and local vineyards. As Kofu’s guesthouse featuring a serene Japanese garden, Tokiwa Hotel warmly welcomes you with heartfelt hospitality.

If you want to relax during your trip, tatami is a great choice. We have created a comfortable property that combines the elegance of a resort. Relax in a yukata and enjoy the hotel with a view of Yumigahama Beach. Come to the quiet secret beach "Yumigahama" after exploring the lively Izu. Another Izu awaits you here.

The third-generation owner of Arai Ryokan had close relationships with literary and artistic figures, leading to the creation of numerous works of Japanese painting and literature at Arai Ryokan. The artistic sensibilities are reflected in the architecture and gardens, making them a valuable cultural heritage.

A mountain preserving its natural beauty with seasonal flowers. A detached property, free-flowing hot spring, forest overlooking the sea, and a 6,000-tsubo walking path where you can enjoy seasonal harvests with a hand basket. A property reminiscent of a hometown, where you can rediscover what was forgotten in city life. All our staff eagerly await the day we can meet you.

We want our guests to enjoy a truly relaxing time at their own pace. With this heartfelt wish, the current Sansuikaku accommodation has been carefully built over time. The old wooden structure, built in the early Showa era, carries both charm and imperfections in equal measure. You may feel a slight draft through the wooden-framed windows, notice low lintels standing proudly, or hear the stairs creak apologetically underfoot. If you can appreciate these as part of its charm, it would bring us great joy and gratitude. Over the years to come, we plan to gradually make improvements while preserving the unique qualities that make this building special.

We offer seasonal dishes prepared with the chef's creativity and extra care, using local ingredients. Please enjoy the proud specialties of Oga and Akita to your heart's content.

A property with abundant natural charm and a rich Japanese atmosphere where you can enjoy onsen hopping. Five private open-air baths with different styles are popular among a wide range of guests, from couples to groups. The property features 10 special rooms with open-air baths, each with a spacious open terrace of over 10 tatami mats, providing a relaxing space after bathing. Meals include semi-Kaiseki cuisine that makes full use of local ingredients, such as seafood from Suruga Bay.

Spend your time in Karuizawa, embraced by the green breeze and sunlight flowing through the birch-lined paths. Enjoy the serene beauty of nature throughout the seasons with attractions like Mount Asama, Onioshidashi Park, Shiraito Falls, and Shiozawa Lake. Engage in seasonal activities such as tennis, golf, horseback riding, skiing, cycling, or trekking. For a stay that matches this luxurious resort destination perfectly—welcome to "Cypress Karuizawa."

Nestled gracefully within a pine grove rich with greenery, Kamogawa-kan is an elegant sukiya-style inn. With heartfelt hospitality that evokes the peace and nostalgia cherished by the Japanese spirit, we offer you a refined travel experience.

A special space with only 5 Rooms. All Rooms come with open-air baths. Each Room combines "Property's dedication" and "Customer's memories." The perfect balance between "Hospitality" and "Privacy" provides comfort - No no Hana Tei Komurasaki welcomes you with heartfelt care to ensure you feel this way.

At our Accommodation, our team includes not only Japanese staff but also staff from across Asia, each offering hospitality that draws on the best of their own cultures. We provide a relaxing space where you can unwind while enjoying the charm of different cultures. Loved by many literary figures since 1954 and known as a writers’ inn, the property has a calm, refined atmosphere. All Onsen baths—including the bath in your Room—are free-flowing directly from the source. After soaking in our open-air stone bath made from 53 tons of lava rock or our open-air wooden bath carved from a 1,200-year-old tree, enjoy our signature dishes featuring fresh seafood and mountain produce from Izu. A walk along the Amagi Promenade reveals timeless mountain-village scenery.