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A Ryokan with an Onsen featuring an open-air bath overlooking the beauty of the valley. The small bird bath in the sky, overlooking the breathtaking view of Matsukawa Valley, is a healing space that feels enveloped by nature. Spend special moments immersed in the sounds of the stream and the beauty of the trees showcasing their seasonal expressions.

Finally, the sauna is complete! High reviews are for "Irori Kaiseki cuisine enjoyed at a hidden onsen in the mountains." The traditional atmosphere of the healing place is sure to soothe everyone. Always considering the coexistence of newness and tradition. An onsen unchanged since the Edo period to relieve travelers' fatigue. Thoughtfully prepared Kaiseki cuisine and carefully selected sake by the host. Relax and rejuvenate in the new sauna.

A keyaki-wood Onsen Ryokan—beloved by Kenji Miyazawa and Torahiko Tamiya—crafted entirely from zelkova, a style that can no longer be recreated today. The historic Namari Onsen, first opened around 600 years ago, offers exceptionally high-quality waters recognized by selections such as “New Japan’s 100 Famous Hot Springs,” “Japan’s 100 Famous Hot Springs,” and “Japan’s Onsen Heritage.” Unusually even among well-known hot spring areas, the property has five source springs, and all four baths on site are luxurious 100% free-flowing natural spring water (kakenagashi). It is also known as “Namari-no-Yu,” featured in Kenji Miyazawa’s masterpiece *The Bears of Nametoko Mountain*, making this a special Accommodation where the story’s world and a historic Onsen come together. In 2025, the main building—of outstanding historical value—was designated a National Registered Tangible Cultural Property, allowing you to fully enjoy the beauty of traditional Japanese architecture as well. In particular, we highly recommend the 100% natural self-springing rock bath “Hakuen-no-Yu,” said to be Japan’s deepest—a superb bath that warms you through to your core.

Izumo, the land where myths come alive. The detached accommodations replicating ancient elevated houses make you feel as if you've traveled back in time. The main building offers the charm of a traditional hot spring inn, where you can enjoy the hot springs of Japan's three beauties at a reasonable price. Meals include a course recreating and adapting ancient cuisine, a kaiseki course featuring Shimane brand ingredients, and a course showcasing local Shussai kiln pottery. Experience the ancient and modern Izumo through your taste and sight.

A culinary-proud property located in Ajiro, known for its historic fishing port. Enjoy a luxurious dinner featuring fresh seafood caught every morning, served in your room. The open-air bath offers natural hot spring water with views of Sagami Bay and the nightscape of Atami.

Gero Onsen has long been known as the "beauty water," gentle on the skin and leaving it silky smooth like silk.The 100-tatami mat bath space offers the beauty, gentleness, relaxation, and tranquility of "tatami culture."

A Japanese-style Ryokan nestled in the natural beauty of Kuju. Enjoy the smooth-textured Onsen in a rustic open-air bath or one of four uniquely styled family baths. The simple yet flavorful mountain village cuisine is also one of its attractions.

A tranquil property nestled deep within the Kurokawa Onsen area. Located near the source of the Chikugo River, a clear stream flows through the premises. The large communal bath along this stream captivates with its starry sky at night. Activate the "Starry Sky Switch" next to the bath to enjoy the full starry view.

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 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.

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.

Nakadanaso was founded in 1898. A secluded Accommodation in Komoro, Shinshu, with ties to the literary master Toson Shimazaki. Inspired by the founder’s vision, the building is wooden throughout, offering the warmth of natural timber. Our natural Onsen, fed directly from our own source and flowing freely, is known for its gentle, silky feel and skin-beautifying qualities. Guided by the belief, “Is there not a way to make oneself more fresh—and more simple?”, we welcome you with heartfelt hospitality. Leave the bustle of everyday life behind and enjoy a relaxing stay as you reflect on history and savor the nostalgic charm of Shinshu.

A Resort Hotel adjacent to Kikugahama Beach, one of Japan’s “100 Best Sunsets.” Step down the stairs beside the Hotel and you’ll be directly on the beach. The Facility offerings are also extensive, including foot and hand baths, as well as a hot stone spa and far-infrared sauna—ideal for all types of trips. Conveniently located near the Hagi Castle Ruins and the historic castle town, making it a great base for sightseeing in Hagi.

Nestled in the nature-surrounded village of Totsukawa, this property features an Onsen with riverside open-air baths, star-gazing reclining baths, and private baths, offering eight types of baths with 24-hour continuous flow. Relax with the gentle aroma of sulfur.

A fisherman's property in Shakotan, Hokkaido, where you can enjoy fresh seasonal seafood. In spring, savor local sakura salmon and soi fish; in summer (June to August), relish local sea urchins; and in autumn, delight in single-line caught bluefin tuna and Ezo abalone. Enjoy the seasonal seafood to the fullest.

A Property with all ocean-view Rooms where you can enjoy the breathtaking scenery of "Japan's Top 100 Sunsets." The views from the Rooms and open-air baths are truly worth seeing. In addition to the stunning vistas, the culinary delights of Tango are another highlight. Indulge in fresh seafood and exquisite Wagyu beef dishes to your heart's content.

Just a 1-minute walk to the beach, this Ryokan in Kasumi offers stunning ocean views. Enjoy fresh seafood, including crab, to your heart's content. A handmade cake specialty shop is attached, making post-meal desserts popular. Families with children can stay with peace of mind.

Located in the heart of Onogawa Onsen, the secluded retreat of Yonezawa, Tofuya Ryokan offers a barrier-free interior ensuring safety for wheelchair users and the elderly. Enjoy the 100% natural flowing Onsen and the renowned Yonezawa beef cuisine with your family.