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An Accommodation where every room offers ocean views overlooking the scenic Sanshiro Island and the Pacific Ocean. Set on a 3,300 m² property, it features a private beach and a scenic promenade. Enjoy sweeping sunset views from the lobby and guest rooms, along with exquisite cuisine made with carefully selected local ingredients.

A secluded property with four rooms offering a panoramic view of Sagami Bay. The charming building, relocated from an old warehouse, features semi-open-air baths in the guest rooms and a "spectacular open-air bath" overlooking Sagami Bay. Additionally, there are "eight types of private baths" where you can enjoy natural hot spring water. As a kaiseki ryokan, it also offers fresh seafood delicacies. This property is renowned for its onsen, seafood cuisine, and unpretentious hospitality.

At "Bettei Yaeno," a property with four rooms located at the foot of Mount Tanigawa in Minakami, quiet moments flow in the detached-style rooms surrounded by greenery. Enjoy a relaxing time while savoring seasonal kaiseki cuisine.

A traditional Japanese-style Ryokan preserving the charm of the Meiji and Taisho eras. Enjoy a relaxing stay and delightful meals with us.

The luxurious rooms and flowing onsen baths at "Unzen Onsen Tōen," situated by Oshidori Pond, offer views as beautiful as a Japanese painting. The cuisine is handcrafted using abundant seasonal local ingredients. Experience the delight for your eyes and palate with dishes served on Arita porcelain.

The spirit of this island Property is "hospitality with hishio." Inspired by the traditional hishio nurtured by the island's nature, we value heartfelt hospitality and cherish unique encounters. Relax and feel the essence of the island in every moment. This is the kind of island Property we strive to create.

~ Before you stretches the Sea of Japan, where a hidden retreat awaits. Experience true luxury that cannot be found in the city for a special holiday ~ A private space with six rooms, offering panoramic views of the Sea of Japan. We hope you will enjoy Wakasa here with its scenery and cuisine made from the region's abundant natural ingredients. In this place, where time flows gently and the sea is visible from anywhere, we hope you will spend your precious moments.

Awarded a spot in the "Top 100 Hotels and Ryokans in Japan Chosen by Professionals" for 40 consecutive years. Our cuisine, featuring A5-grade Yonezawa Beef and Yamagata Beef, Japan's top-rated rice "Tsuyahime," and fresh vegetables directly sourced from contracted farmers, is highly praised by our guests. The lobby exudes rich Japanese ambiance, and there is a Kyoto-style restaurant on-site. Within the premises, you can find the remains of a 1,300-year-old Sue ware kiln, which is the origin of the establishment's name and is designated as a cultural property of the prefecture. Guests can enjoy painting on Raku ware, and the gallery inside the facility displays over 3,000 works by prominent figures from various fields. In addition to the open-air bath on the first floor, there is a private open-air bath on the third floor for complete privacy, and an observation open-air bath on the eighth floor offering views of the Zao mountain range to the east. Our cuisine highlights the local flavors of Yamagata, with specialties such as Yonezawa Beef steak, sukiyaki, Onsen-steamed shabu-shabu, and Yamagata's famous imoni stew, all of which are highly popular.

Yumesaki, a kaiseki Ryokan, is nestled in a quiet residential neighborhood slightly away from Beppu’s downtown—one of Japan’s leading Onsen destinations. The sukiya-style building is surrounded by a lush garden. To ensure attentive hospitality for every guest, we welcome only six parties per day. The Accommodation Fee includes a welcome drink; use of three types of free-flowing natural hot spring baths; access to the lounge (including the library); local sake; coffee; herbal tea; and other soft drinks.

The main building, a three-story wooden structure originally built in 1928, underwent renovation along with the construction of a new bathhouse wing over the course of a year, and reopened in April 2020. While preserving the charm of the early Showa era, the space has been transformed into a more comfortable and atmospheric environment. With the concept of "Staying with Time," we have carefully crafted the Property using natural materials that age gracefully over time, aiming for simplicity and quality, and paying attention to every detail. Although there are no picturesque Onsen towns or breathtaking views, we believe you will feel the accumulation of time and the beauty of a traditional inn in the space that retains its historical essence. Additionally, the ever-changing scenery of the garden surrounding the building offers endless fascination. Time spent savoring the blessings of the countryside. Moments of release as you soak in the waters. Conversations with loved ones. And moments of stillness. We hope that a day spent at our Property will become an irreplaceable "moment in time" for you.

"Moving the heart, with ingenuity." Founded in 1879 as a kaiseki restaurant, this is a long-established Ryokan in Isawa Onsen. We use our own natural hot spring source that gushes forth from within the premises, known as "Bijin no Yu" (Beautiful Skin Water) for its excellent quality. Enjoy the blessings of the Onsen with the "Yakuseki-yoku Arashi no Yu," opened in 2020, and the spacious private baths "Oku no Yu" and "Manyo no Yu." Carrying on traditions since the Meiji era, we offer creative kaiseki cuisine that delights both the palate and the eyes, using seasonal ingredients. For our "Impressive Breakfast," we take pride in providing a comforting meal with a focus on "homemade," "variety," and "seasonality."

Adjacent to the Nikko Tamozawa Imperial Villa Memorial Park, "Fufu Nikko" is a small luxury resort surrounded by an air of elegance and lush greenery. Upon entering the entrance adorned with an impressive plum blossom chandelier, you will find a space that revives traditional Japanese aesthetics in a modern way, reflecting history and culture. The Onsen, sourced from our private spring, can be enjoyed in open-air baths where you can feel the strength of Tamozawa's trees and hear the gentle flow of the river, as well as in every guest room. Our cuisine blends Japanese and Western styles, offering a sensory experience of Japan's unique appreciation for beauty and seasonal delights.

Hakone, where the rich nature of the four seasons thrives. On a hill overlooking Lake Ashi lies "Property Takumi no Yado Kasho." We wholeheartedly provide hospitality to offer moments of tranquility akin to the delicate craftsmanship of artisans.

A long-established Property located on the slopes of Mount Eboshi, one of the five peaks of Mount Aso, preserving the Jigoku Onsen which first opened in 1803. Stepping into the main building, which is over 100 years old and has been renovated after the Kumamoto Earthquake, feels like entering a different world, as if traveling back in time. The Onsen features three different sources, offering 11 baths across four locations, each with unique water qualities and atmospheres. Guests can enjoy the "Suzume no Yu," a "miraculous bath" rich in sulfur content with water bubbling up from the ground, as well as the highly acidic "Moto no Yu" and "Tamago no Yu," choosing baths based on their benefits and purposes. For dinner, a variety of courses are available, including seasonal hot pots, irori hearth dishes, and Kyoto-style kaiseki cuisine. Local wild boar and venison, caught by local hunters, offer a rustic and unique taste of Aso. Experience the blessings of magnificent nature through the Onsen and cuisine.

A property in the Shiobara Onsen Village, boasting over 1200 years of history, built utilizing the rich natural topography of the Shiobara Gorge. To reach the property, guests ride a dedicated slope car with a drop of approximately 30 meters. The Shionoyu Onsen, one of the 11 onsen in the Shiobara Onsen Village, is renowned for its high salt content and mineral-rich waters. Meals are prepared using local ingredients, offering seasonal kaiseki cuisine. Enjoy the historic Shiobara Onsen waters and local seasonal flavors along with the breathtaking scenery.

Daikanso, a property associated with the Japanese painting master Yokoyama Taikan. The expansive garden and the large bath boasting abundant hot spring water each have their own unique charm. Enjoy a relaxing moment with Kyoto-style kaiseki cuisine, harmonizing carefully selected fresh seasonal ingredients from the mountains and sea with chosen tableware.

When we ponder what truly makes a great journey, we arrive at the answer of authentic beauty—something that becomes more profound and meaningful the more you experience it, rather than just fleeting, glamorous moments. Through your travels, we hope you find inspiration and enjoy a mindful journey. With this sentiment in mind, "Kuroshio Sou" offers a total of 11 rooms: 8 Garden View Standard Rooms and 3 Corner Junior Suites. We feature a large public bath with natural hot spring water sourced directly from the Nanki Shirahama Onsen, as well as a private hinoki cypress bath where you can feel the essence of traditional Japanese beauty. For dining, we provide dishes crafted with local ingredients under the supervision of Chef Ryohei Hayashi from the Michelin-starred Japanese restaurant "Tenoshima" in Minami-Aoyama, Tokyo.

On a 10,000-tsubo property, there are six separate traditional houses, each with unique features, including one with a thatched roof, offering a deep sense of Japanese culture. Enjoy cuisine that delights both the eyes and palate with meticulously prepared "Cha Kaiseki Kuzushi." Escape the city's hustle and bustle and spend a relaxing moment as if in a Japanese folktale world.

Since ancient times, the tranquil village of Sonohara has warmly welcomed travelers. The Amikake Mountain behind it reflects the elegance and poetic beauty of the four seasons like a natural painting. Passing through the main gate, Ibishamon, along the clear stream, a garden rich in emotion with Sukiya-style architecture and colors that change beautifully with the seasons unfolds. The cuisine is flavorful kaiseki dishes. The onsen is a natural hot spring known for its skin-beautifying properties.

A property with 10 rooms exuding Japanese charm. Two types of large communal baths alternate between men and women in the morning and evening, offering different atmospheres. Enjoy a beautiful authentic kaiseki dinner featuring seasonal Kanazawa ingredients such as Nodoguro and Kaga vegetables in the comfort of your room.