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A historic Ryokan with 150 years of tradition, featuring a rare three-story wooden structure in The whole country. Perfectly located for exploring Mamedamachi, the third-floor guest rooms, preserved almost as they were since its founding, offer a stunning view of the Hita Basin. Enjoy the chef's renowned kaiseki cuisine, crafted with seasonal ingredients sourced locally and highly praised by the community.

Notojima Island floating in Nanao Bay spreads out right before your eyes, and as you sink into the bath,a relaxing, comfortable space awaits—almost as if you were in the sea itself.Enjoy beautiful seasonal scenery and the flavors of each season throughout spring, summer, autumn, and winter.

Kurokawa Onsen boasts the largest open-air bath, "Senninburo," which is truly impressive. Additionally, there are six types of private baths, including the 150cm deep "Tachiyu" and the "Kuriburo" carved from a large rock, all available 24 hours. A dedicated property for dogs, "Wanpakutei," and a special bath for dogs are also provided.

Renowned as the Onsen for relaxation after visiting Zenkoji Temple, Togura Kamiyamada Onsen.

Located at the southernmost tip of Izu, right next to Yumigahama Beach, this Japanese-style inn is renowned for its homemade dishes prepared by the hostess.

Operated by a baritone singer and his wife, this property offers warm hospitality. Located just an 8-minute walk from Hakone-Yumoto Station, it is ideal for sightseeing. Recommended for those who wish to enjoy natural hot spring baths and carefully prepared meals at reasonable prices.

A property designated as a tangible cultural asset, built in Showa 13. Each room, crafted by palace carpenters showcasing their skills, exudes creativity and playfulness. The decorative windows and transoms, executed with precise techniques, create a precious traditional Japanese-style room. Among the main building, designated as a national tangible cultural asset, the third floor features specially designed rooms worth seeing. This property is highly recommended for those interested in classic Japanese architecture.

From every room, you can enjoy the breathtaking view of Mount Fuji.

Ginpaso stands at the very edge of Banshu Ako. The breathtaking beauty of the Seto Inland Sea’s many islands, stretching unobstructed to the horizon, leaves a lasting impression on every visitor. Surrender yourself to our “Tenmi-no-Yu” and “Iwami-no-Yu” baths and enjoy the liberating feel of an infinity view where sea and bath become one. Listen to the gentle sound of the waves and let peaceful time flow far from the bustle of everyday life. For dining, we offer kaiseki cuisine that highlights seasonal flavors, centered on fresh seafood nurtured by these abundant waters. In a space where time-honored hospitality harmonizes with modern comfort, spend a truly luxurious moment for the heart with someone special.

The onsen at the property is built in a traditional all-Hinoki bathhouse style. The water is soft, warms the body from the core, and leaves the skin smooth. The cuisine primarily uses local ingredients, allowing you to experience the seasons of Northern Shinano. Additionally, the charm of Shibu Onsen lies in its onsen town. Why not wear wooden clogs and enjoy the Showa-era atmosphere along the stone-paved streets of the onsen town?

A Ryokan in Okuhida where you can enjoy nine types of open-air baths featuring Onsen from a private source. Among them, the mixed-gender open-air bath 'Uguisu no Yu' is a hidden gem that shines with a mystical emerald green. Enjoy a space that blends seamlessly with nature.

Located in Minamiboso, about 60 minutes by car from central Tokyo, this traditional Ryokan is renowned for its cuisine. Its specialty is the "Edo-mae Susudate Mori Kaiseki" featuring fresh seafood from Boso. For a touch of luxury, we recommend the special rooms with private open-air baths. Enjoy stunning views of Tokyo Bay's nightscape from the bath.

A historic Ryokan in Kusatsu with a legacy dating back to the Edo period. This Ryokan offers natural flowing Onsen from two rare sources within Kusatsu Onsen: "Yubatake-mae Shirahata Source" and "Shirane-san Bandaiko Source." Its prime location right in front of Yubatake, the symbol of Kusatsu Onsen, is another highlight. Enjoy your journey in Kusatsu surrounded by the scent of sulfur and rising steam.

A hot spring property with its own natural source, facing a beautiful mountain stream. Popular for its four private panoramic baths. Enjoy the "Japanese Half Buffet" featuring local ingredients to savor the flavors of Aizu. From spring to summer, the riverside dining "Kawa-doko" opens. Relish Kawa-doko cuisine under the moonlight while enjoying the sound of the stream and the refreshing breeze.

At the foot of Mount Jōnen in the Northern Alps. The Hotaka View Hotel stands on a vast site of approximately 42,000 tsubo. Surrounded by forests of red pine and larch, a tranquil time flows enveloped in silence and the breath of the forest. Warm yourself in an open-air Onsen with natural hot springs and savor dishes made with fresh ingredients from Azumino. Enjoy a leisurely time. It is also ideal as a base for sightseeing in Azumino Hotaka.

A Ryokan with its own natural Onsen source. The unique milky-white Onsen of Zao is strongly acidic with numerous benefits, and the sulfur aroma delights Onsen enthusiasts. With abundant water flow, it is, of course, 100% sourced directly. As the name suggests, enjoy the Onsen with all "five senses."

Natural hot spring water and cuisine reflecting the chef's unique style are popular features of this nine-room adult-only Property.

Hirobun is a culinary Ryokan with riverside dining platforms set over the powerful upper reaches of the Kibune River, located next to the Yui-no-Yashiro shrine of Kibune Shrine, dedicated to the water deity.From spring to summer, enjoy dining on Kibune’s seasonal tradition, “Kawadoko”...From autumn to winter, gather around a crackling charcoal hearth, “Irori”...Savor Kibune’s ever-changing seasons and Kyoto’s finest flavors throughout spring, summer, autumn, and winter.We look forward to welcoming you with warm hospitality.

Established in 1915, this traditional onsen ryokan is located by the lakeside. From the open-air observation bath, you can enjoy breathtaking views of Lake Shikotsu. The natural open-air bath features a rare spring that wells up from beneath your feet, unique even across the whole country. Immerse yourself in the distinctive charm created by Shikotsu's nature and the layers of history while enjoying the soothing milky waters.

[Chichibu Pilgrimage “Uma Year” Grand Opening of Sacred Sites: 2026/3/18–11/30] 10 minutes by car to No. 32 Hosenji Temple; the third-closest Accommodation to Mitsumine Shrine. Founded in the late Edo period, Yanagiya is an Accommodation nestled in the mountains of Oku-Chichibu, proud of its creative cuisine made with gifts from the mountains and its handmade soba noodles. The owner carefully hand-makes these wonderfully fragrant soba noodles—truly exceptional. With 400 years of history, Shibahara Onsen is one of the seven famous hot springs of Chichibu and has been used for therapeutic bathing since the early Edo period. Relax and soothe your body in our natural spring water, “Shiramimin no Yu,” drawn up from a well on the Ryokan grounds.