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Even a small journey can bring encounters with the wind, conversations with objects, and meetings with people. Even a small journey, I want to take it slowly, living humanly... In July 1988, Lodge Azumino Yujin opened in a corner of the forest of Suzurei Hill in Azumino, nestled among the red pine and oak woods spreading across the foothills of the Northern Alps. Since my first solo trip during high school, I have visited various places, met many people, and had countless experiences... When I first traveled to Hokkaido, I encountered people living simply and generously amidst the vast nature. Experiencing a world completely different from the hustle and bustle of the city where I grew up, I was struck by culture shock and began to dream of one day living leisurely in a land rich in nature. My first encounter with Azumino was when I traveled to Kamikochi and Norikura and happened to stay at a vacant Property. Since then, it has become a place where I feel at ease without reason, a place I visit whenever I have time, doing nothing but relaxing and idling away... Around that time, I read in a book about people living in the forested areas of Canada, cutting trees and building cabins with them, known as log houses. With a passion for authentic Canadian log houses, a love for wood, a dedication to Azumino, and a belief in how people should live to be true to themselves, I continue to move forward at my own pace with these thoughts in my heart.

Sakakibara Onsen is located amidst the traditional rural landscapes of Japan, surrounded by satoyama, rice fields, and rivers. Locally known as "Miya no Yu," it is a historic Onsen where people are said to have purified themselves before visiting the shrine. Praised as a "famous spring" by the renowned Sei Shonagon, Sakakibara Onsen has been celebrated in many poems as a healing hot spring for love ailments. Even today, Sakakibara Onsen is cherished by many as a place to soothe both the mind and body. We warmly invite you to experience the renowned Onsen, endorsed by Sei Shonagon, along with our heartfelt hospitality.

Enjoy the breathtaking open-air bath with a panoramic view of the Kariwa Plain, where you can indulge in the White Ion Bath surrounded by microbubbles of negative ions, offering skin-beautifying effects and ultimate relaxation! In the lobby, we sell locally grown fruits and vegetables, which are also popular as souvenirs. The Facility includes an artificial turf soccer field, a clubhouse, a multipurpose room, and a laundry. Additionally, arrangements for various sports facilities can be discussed. For more details, please contact the Facility by phone.

Relax and rejuvenate your mind and body in the nature-rich Yamaga Village of Kumamoto. Our natural Onsen, sourced from 1,000 meters underground, features sodium bicarbonate hot springs that are gentle on the skin. Enjoy a unique Onsen experience with 12 different types of baths, each offering its own charm. In the open-air bath, you can unwind while feeling the changing seasons around you. Choose from four types of guest rooms to suit your needs, whether you're traveling solo or in a group. Savor local flavors such as chestnut rice cooked in an iron pot and yamame trout raised in clear streams—delicacies unique to this countryside retreat. Start your day with enchanting misty landscapes and end it with fireflies dancing under the night sky—a natural spectacle like no other. Escape the hustle and bustle of daily life and refresh both your mind and body at this serene Onsen village.

A lodge surrounded by a forest of over 100,000 square meters at the foot of Mt. Kurohime. You can clear your mind and body while connecting with nature. Enjoy a BBQ with friends using carefully selected vegetables from local farmers bought at the roadside station. Take a stroll with your family through the sun-dappled forest. Additionally, there are plenty of activities such as SUP, canoeing, and high ropes. Embark on a journey to deepen bonds with family and friends, away from everyday life.

Kano Onsen springs up in an old castle town at the northern foot of Mt. Juhomine, once the stage of Mori clan conflicts during the Sengoku period. This nature-rich area is closely associated with Kano Castle, once the residence of Lord Kamei. Conveniently located as a base for sightseeing in Tottori—about 30 minutes from central Tottori City and about 25 minutes from Mitokusan Sanbutsuji Temple.

The hotel features rooms located on the 9th floor and above, offering excellent views and a bright, spacious lobby. A restaurant is located on the first floor, and numerous dining options are available nearby. The surrounding area boasts Onsen, outlet malls, BBQ areas, amusement parks, and other leisure Facilities. It provides excellent access to areas such as Sanda, North Kobe, Miki, Takarazuka, and Tanba Sasayama. Rooms are available in four types, from Economy Single to Deluxe Single, differing in size, bed dimensions, and views.