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A land nourished by abundant water: the Tonami region in western Toyama Prefecture. Philosopher Soetsu Yanagi once called the power created by nature and people together “dotoku” (the virtue of the land), and found in this region’s way of life an expression of the Mingei movement. Moribitosha, inspired by dotoku, is a gathering place for shaping a beautiful way of living for the future. A former training hall designed by Yanagi’s close disciple Keiichi Yasukawa has been renovated to include an auditorium, a Hotel, a café and shop, and telework spaces. Join classes and activities, talk with others, stay overnight, enjoy tea, settle in for a longer workation or creative retreat, and connect with local residents—so that your time here becomes learning itself and nourishment for everyday life. In a space filled with Mingei beauty, let’s think together about how we want to live beautifully from here on.

A Hotel created by restoring a historic building into guest rooms in one of Kyoto’s most storied districts.In the Okazaki area, we offer a breakfast lounge with views of the scenic garden “Shin’en” within Heian Shrine.Your stay itself becomes a cultural experience—a new way to travel in Kyoto.With easy access to Kiyomizu-dera Temple, Yasaka Shrine, and Kodai-ji Temple, our location is ideal for exploring Kyoto.To help you enjoy an even more fulfilling trip, our knowledgeable concierge will suggest unique ways to spend your time that can only be experienced here. Please feel free to consult us if you would like to visit nearby attractions or celebrate a special birthday or anniversary with family, as a couple, or with your partner.Through your stay at our Hotel, we invite you on a journey to discover Kyoto’s hidden charms and enjoy truly enriching moments.

Nestled in Higashiyama, a district rich in history and culture and home to many temples and shrines including Kiyomizu-dera and the Kyoto National Museum, Saka Hotel Kyoto sits on a quiet slope away from the bustle of the main streets—so serene you can almost hear the grass rustle. Though a Hotel, it is filled with Japanese functionality and warmth, offering travelers after a busy day a peaceful place to unwind and feel at ease. After a deep sleep wrapped in our carefully selected beds, start your morning slowly with freshly brewed coffee, then head out for an early walk through Higashiyama to discover a side of the town you won’t see during the day. A relaxing bath after your stroll and breakfast will make the start of your new day in Kyoto truly unforgettable.

"Daikado Nakamura Residence" is a Property where you can stay in a villa (Villa) of a historically significant figure, designated as a National Registered Tangible Cultural Property. In 2014, it was renovated into a guesthouse equipped with modern Facilities.

Our Hotel is conveniently located about a 5-minute walk from Fushimi Inari Taisha, the head shrine of "Oinari-san," bustling with tourists from both Japan and abroad. It is also close to Keihan Main Line "Fushimi Inari Station" and JR Nara Line "Inari Station," making it ideal for sightseeing in Kyoto. On the first floor of the Facility, there is a Western-style restaurant, and the surrounding area is filled with numerous cafes, dining options, and souvenir shops. From Reservation to check-in, everything can be completed online, allowing for contactless check-in and unlocking using a smart lock. The Room offers a spacious and relaxing environment with a sofa and table. The bathroom is large and equipped with a bathtub, and all furniture and accessories are from MUJI, ensuring a comfortable stay. Additionally, each guest Room is equipped with a drum-type washer-dryer, allowing you to travel light and enjoy your trip.

Embodying “intimate”—meaning friendly, relaxing, and a hidden retreat—we offer the kind of comfort and travel joy you can only experience by choosing to stay here. We aim to be a Hotel that makes your time in Asakusa truly satisfying, so you can leave feeling genuinely glad you came. Just a 2-minute walk from Tokyo Metro Asakusa Station and Toei Subway Asakusa Station. 1 minute on foot to Kaminarimon Gate.

A prime location for easily exploring historical sites such as Ueda Castle, the residence of Sanada Yukimura, and the post stations of the Hokkokukaido. Enjoy kaiseki cuisine meticulously prepared by the chef using seasonal local ingredients.

In the first year of Ansei (1854), the founder of our Property, Iwakuniya Sobei, received permission from the magistrate's office to develop the area. He built a bridge over the Momiji River in front of the Property and established a teahouse by the stream as a resting place for travelers. This marked the beginning of "Miyajima no Yado Iwaso." Later, the bustling popularity continued, and the Property officially opened as a Ryokan in the early Meiji period. The main entrance building dates back to 1892 (Meiji 25), and the lobby was constructed during renovations in 1981 (Showa 56). Today, we draw natural Onsen, a rarity on the island, and offer accommodations in the main building, new building, and detached rooms. As a Ryokan nestled within a national park, we strive daily to ensure our guests can relax and enjoy their stay.

We offer Kaiseki cuisine utilizing seasonal ingredients and provide relaxation with our private Onsen. Hasedera Temple is a beautiful place throughout the year with peonies, hydrangeas, autumn leaves, winter peonies, and cherry blossoms. We especially recommend participating in the "Morning Service" at Hasedera Temple for a spiritual experience. The surrounding area has many attractions such as Muroji Temple, Asuka Village, Yamanobe Road, and Omiwa Shrine, making it a convenient base for sightseeing.

Approximately 20 minutes by car to Ise Jingu. Enjoy authentic kaiseki cuisine featuring fresh seafood in Toba, the "Land of Food." Relax while admiring the magnificent ocean view from the open-air bath or your Room.

Just a 3-minute walk from the pier and a 7-minute walk to the World Heritage Itsukushima Shrine, this location serves as a perfect base to enjoy Miyajima, one of Japan's three scenic views. From the large public bath on the top floor, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Seto Inland Sea at different times of the day. Relax in a serene Room designed in the Sukiya style. Dinner features a Japanese kaiseki meal showcasing Hiroshima's specialties, including oysters and conger eel.

"Grandvrio Hotel Miyajima -Wakura-" is located in Miyajimaguchi, the gateway to Miyajima, one of Japan's three most scenic spots, and the World Heritage Site Itsukushima Shrine. The guest rooms, designed in a modern Japanese style, offer different views depending on whether you choose the sea side or the mountain side. For dinner, enjoy a relaxing atmosphere with a Japanese set meal and a Western-style buffet while gazing at Miyajima and the sea. Breakfast features a "local production for local consumption" concept, offering Japanese set meals along with freshly fried tempura. At the natural Onsen "Miyajima no Yu," unwind in the panoramic large bath or the open-air bath. A complimentary sea taxi, available by Reservation, operates from the pier in front of the Hotel to Miyajima. Additionally, we provide various complimentary hospitality services to ensure a soothing and enjoyable stay for our guests.

While we may not offer the comfort of a city Hotel, we strive to "attend to each detail with care" and "deliver authenticity." We provide cuisine rich with the blessings of the mountains and hospitality unique to this location. We hope you enjoy a "heart-refreshing journey" that becomes a bookmark in your life.

A small property limited to 5 groups per day, featuring kaiseki cuisine that emphasizes seasonal flavors and local ingredients. Each guest room has a unique layout, unified by a simple Japanese modern design. We are delighted to accommodate solo travelers.

Welcome to Asukasou, an accommodation in the historic city of Nara. Here, you can simply immerse yourself in the atmosphere of Nara. Step outside and you'll find World Heritage Site Kofukuji Temple to the north, Nara Park, Todaiji Temple, Kasuga Taisha Shrine, and Ukimido Pavilion to the east; Gangoji Temple and Naramachi to the south—enjoy exploring numerous famous landmarks. Savor our beautifully crafted kaiseki cuisine at this ryokan restaurant, featuring dishes made with local ingredients and seasonal delicacies. Relax in our rare "Calcium Carbonate Onsen Water," which contains a well-balanced mix of high-quality artificial onsen components—a perfect way to soothe your travel fatigue. For a serene journey filled with memorable days, we offer warm hospitality that embodies the heart of Asukasou.

Traditional Ryokan. The main building, completed in 1908 and registered as a national tangible cultural property in 2004, still uses fixtures and lighting from that era. Enjoy the breath of the good old days with Mount Daisen and Miho Bay right in front of you.

This property features three gardens designed by Mirei Shigemori, one of which is the first garden created in Koyasan and designated as a national registered monument. Each garden represents the abundant water of Koyasan, with the water flow connecting the three gardens. You can leisurely enjoy the seasonal beauty of these gardens.

Authentic, memorable relaxation in serene Hakone. Rising on the shores of Lake Ashi, Odakyu Yama no Hotel boasts one of Hakone’s finest views. We welcome you with genuine comfort that stays with you long after your visit. With the beloved forests of Hakone—once cherished by many cultural figures—as a backdrop, seasonal blooms and fragrant breezes invite you into moments of pure ease. In our expansive gardens, flowers, treetops, and wind bring Hakone’s four seasons to life. One highlight is our 3,000 azalea bushes, which delight guests with stunning colors as fresh greenery begins to emerge. All guest rooms are arranged to face Lake Ashi, allowing you to fully enjoy the ever-changing beauty of Hakone. Yama no Hotel continues the legacy of a Resort Hotel where you can spend an elegant time while gazing out over Lake Ashi.

Our accommodation, formerly known as Fukujyuin, has welcomed visitors to Togakushi in Nagano Prefecture as a traditional lodging for shrine pilgrims. The historic main building and the garden that reflects the changing seasons continue to offer a serene space passed down through generations. While we may not have the vastness or modernity of large hotels or resort facilities, we are dedicated to preserving this historic building within the sacred grounds of Togakushi and providing our guests with a relaxing space and time.