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A property operated by a seafood wholesaler with auction rights at Kominato Fishing Port. Fresh, locally sourced seafood is served in generous portions. From the panoramic bath, you can also enjoy the view of "Uchiura Bay," selected as one of the top 100 sunset views.

100 meters to the shoreline! An Onsen Ryokan with a stunning view of the enchanting Futatsushima. Proudly serving fresh seafood and specialty anglerfish dishes. Marvel at the blue sea with your eyes, listen to the soothing sound of waves, and experience the ocean with all your senses. The closest Property to the sea in Ibaraki awaits you.

The unchanging spirit of heartfelt hospitality. An extraordinary space that cannot be experienced in everyday life. The open-air baths in the guest rooms feature natural hot spring water flowing directly from our private source. From the bath, enjoy an exclusive view of the sparkling Sagami Bay and the vast blue sky stretching endlessly before you. Savor dishes prepared with carefully selected ingredients personally chosen by our head chef. Warm dishes are served warm, and cold dishes are served cold. Please enjoy our exquisite cuisine. We enhance your travel experience with a serene Japanese-style ambiance and decorations, as well as flowers that adorn the inn. Please relax and unwind to your heart's content during your stay at Inatori Ginsuiso.

A culinary property located in East Izu. The owner-chef has trained at a three-star restaurant in Kyoto and crafts dishes using carefully selected ingredients such as golden eye snapper, Ise lobster, and abalone. Enjoy a completely new Izu cuisine that blends Japanese and French styles.

Awara Onsen “Traditional Ryokan Warmth Haiya” stays true to the essence of hospitality, featuring an entrance recreated by master temple carpenters to reflect the original doorway from its founding in 1884, a large public bath where you can enjoy free ganbanyoku (hot-stone spa)—the only one in Awara Onsen—along with a newly added garden sauna and cuisine showcasing the finest flavors of Fukui and Awara. With deep respect for history and warmth, our guiding principle is to create an Accommodation that is kind to people. In the comforting atmosphere of a traditional Ryokan that feels like coming home, enjoy a soothing time for both body and mind—experience the hospitality of Awara Onsen “Haiya.”

Japanese Cuisine Sakaeya is an Onsen accommodation with only 7 rooms, nestled in the lush greenery of Yuwaku Onsen, affectionately known as "Kanazawa's Hidden Retreat." Surrounded by the beauty of nature through all four seasons, guests can enjoy delicate seasonal flavors served in-room while admiring the serene mountain wildflowers. Recognized for its hospitality and exquisite cuisine, it was awarded "Top-Class Comfort" in the Facility category of the 2016 Michelin Guide.

A Journey of Relaxation and Warmth Experience the charm of Hokuriku's four seasons in our serene garden, the soothing warmth of our hot springs, and the kindness of our hospitality. Enjoy 7,000 tsubo (approximately 23,100 square meters) of heartfelt service at your leisure.

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.

Surrounded by mountains and lakes, Tsumagoi Village is renowned as a highland vegetable cultivation area. The hometown property 'Hanaichi' is nestled amidst endless rural landscapes. With five types of rooms, baths filled with beneficial hot spring water, and creative cuisine utilizing seasonal highland vegetables, enjoy a relaxing time in the fresh air.

Hagi Honjin, an Accommodation located near the famous Hagi sightseeing spot Shokasonjuku, offers 14 different baths to enjoy.

[Certified as the first "Welcome Baby" Accommodation in Western Shizuoka!] An Onsen Resort Hotel located in Hamanako Kanzanji Onsen. We offer rooms with stunning views of Lake Hamana, as well as garden-view rooms for a serene atmosphere. Dinner features a buffet with over 60 menu options. Enjoy the on-site day-use Onsen facility "Hanasaki no Yu," or relax in the exclusive "Hitotoki no Yu" bath for staying guests. As an official hotel of the adjacent amusement park, Hamanako Palpal, guests can enjoy free admission during their stay.

Makusuiso Toikan has been welcoming guests for 140 years in Toi Onsen, home to the oldest renowned hot spring in West Izu. Since our founding, our unwavering belief has been to provide heartfelt hospitality that values the human spirit above all else. We strive to create an Accommodation where every guest can experience the relaxation they seek through travel—filled with enjoyment, joy, and delightful surprises—satisfying all five senses.In addition, we launched our all-inclusive service on April 13, 2026. From free drinks at dinner to beverages and sweets in the lounge, a selection of amenities and yukata of your choice, karaoke, and private open-air baths, we offer a range of services designed to enrich every moment of your stay.

An Onsen property surrounded by a 10,000-tsubo garden, offering two hot spring sources and 12 types of baths. Enjoy a buffet featuring local ingredients and a creative Kaiseki meal crafted by the head chef. Don't miss the nightly "Shingen Taiko & Mochi Pounding Show."

Located within the Nasu area of Nikko National Park, this ryokan resort features only 10 rooms on a 2000-tsubo property surrounded by lush forests near the Nasu Imperial Villa.

Located near Nikko Tōshōgū Shrine. A property themed around fortune and gastronomy. Enjoy the open-air bath with views of Nikko's mountains and rivers, and savor the specialty "Charcoal Grilled Kaiseki" featuring Nikko's delicacies, offering a unique experience at Tsurukame Daikichi.

We warmly welcome you with heartfelt hospitality in a charming traditional house relocated from Kaga. When visiting the Echizen Coast, please relax and unwind at Ryori Yado Yamazaki.

The property, surrounded by the sea, mountains, and rivers, offers seasonal activities to enjoy. Notably, the onsen known as "fossil seawater," with its high salt concentration, excels in heat retention and moisturizing. Guests can enjoy various baths, such as an open-air bath shaped like a ship and a meditation foot bath with reflexology effects. Additionally, savor fresh seafood cuisine and the local sake "Ando Suigun," while spending tranquil moments in the warm wooden interior.

Dorogawa Onsen, a historic hot spring that began as a lodging to host practitioners visiting the sacred peak "Ōmine-san," a World Heritage site. This is the oldest property in the area, with a history of 500 years. You can fully enjoy the unique nostalgia, charm, and culture of Dorogawa.

"Irori no Yado Ashina" was established in Showa 23. Inside the over 120-year-old traditional house, a nostalgic tatami-floored space unfolds. The plastered storehouse door and the pendulum clock that has marked the passage of time. Enjoy Irori cuisine at Ashina. We hope you fully enjoy Aizu while feeling the Showa era's atmosphere. "A property to forget time, connect time, and feel time." Why not try rediscovering the often-overlooked?

Matsubakawa Onsen, known as a spiritual spring since the Edo period, is nestled in the valley of Hinoji River, a source of the Shimanto River. Here, you can enjoy the stunning seasonal beauty of mountains and valleys, fresh air, and a breathtaking starry night sky. Relax in a cozy space crafted with abundant Kubokawa cypress while listening to the gentle sounds of the river. Rejuvenate your body and mind in our large public baths and open-air baths that feature two rare types of natural hot springs with different qualities found only in few places across The whole country. We also offer heartfelt hospitality through dishes made from the blessings of nature—sea, river, and mountain—found along the Shimanto River basin.