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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.

The ultimate gourmet space dedicated to all food lovers, produced by "Yumesaki Marche & Academy," established by the happiness travel and food coordinator, "Yumesaki Guide." A once-in-a-lifetime encounter with exquisite cuisine, with love for all food enthusiasts... A small Hotel with only three guest rooms where you can enjoy an ocean-view bath. Featuring "Baknos," an ultimate teppanyaki dining experience that brings together the finest ingredients from the Southern Boso region and The whole country. This auberge-style small Hotel is designed to create smiles of "Delicious!" for all food lovers.

There are four types of high-quality rooms.

Tokyo, Akihabara. Looking back, this has always been a place where people, information, and things at the forefront of Japanese culture intersect. For example, countless creations that have carried the baton of culture and creativity. During the era when record shops lined the streets, music enthusiasts from The whole country turned their passionate gaze here, and numerous trends originated from this area. In the same period, when a large produce market thrived, it was also a birthplace of cuisine that impressed both the common folk and gourmets alike.And in 2020, as one of Japan's leading electronics districts, a sacred place for idols and anime, the epicenter of subcultures centered on manga and games, and a new hub for art, this intersection has evolved into something even more diverse and intense.Tokyo, Akihabara, a city where all cultures intersect. Located in the heart of the city, Akihabara holds infinite potential as a base for active travel. Come and experience the one-of-a-kind energy that stimulates curiosity from around the world.

Hotel Royal Classic Osaka inherits the design of the "New Kabuki Theater," cherished for years in the Namba district. By inheriting not only the design but also its presence and spirit, it connects time from the past, present, to the future, offering unchanging tranquility and hospitality every time you visit.

A Ryokan embraced by the forest. Enjoy delicious meals, comfortable bedding, and private open-air baths in every room.

"K5" breathes new life into the historic building, originally completed in 1923, through a renovation that preserves its majestic and stately atmosphere, serving as a central hub for the revitalized Nihonbashi Kabutocho area.

Zentis, a new accommodation-focused brand by Palace Hotel, is designed with the concept of "Encounters of a New Kind – A Place Where Your Senses Can Breathe." It offers a refined and comfortable hotel stay that resonates with the sensibilities of both domestic and international guests through sophisticated design and service. The interior design, based on natural materials and colors, is crafted by Tara Bernerd & Partners, led by world-renowned interior designer Tara Bernerd. This is a place where guests can experience intellectual encounters with people, visions, values, and ideas they have never encountered before—bringing new inspiration to their journey.

The Gate Hotel Kyoto Takasegawa by HULIC is a Hotel renovated from the former Mototatsusei Elementary School building.It features sophisticated, distinctive guest rooms, an exclusive “Lounge & Patio” for guests, and an open restaurant on the top floor with panoramic views of the Higashiyama mountain range.While preserving the atmosphere of the former school building, the Hotel actively incorporates traditional and local culture, aiming to grow together with the community.Access: 3 minutes on foot from Hankyu Kyoto Line “Kyoto-Kawaramachi Station,” and 5 minutes on foot from Keihan Main Line “Gion-Shijo Station.”

Directly connected to "Toyosu" Station on the Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line, approximately 10 minutes from the Ginza area, offering a location close to tourist attractions.

Opened within "Shinpukan," a space that combines the preserved section of the historic former Kyoto Central Telephone Office with a newly constructed building, designed in collaboration between renowned Japanese architect Kengo Kuma and LA-based Commune Design.

As a pioneer of luxury lifestyle Hotels built on a concept of unique, distinctive design, the U.S.-born brand Kimpton—operating more than 70 characterful Hotels worldwide—makes its Japan debut. Interiors by the world-renowned Rockwell Group bring the “NY meets Shinjuku” concept to life with curated art from Japan and abroad and stylish furnishings, while a café bar and dining venues offer creative Manhattan-inspired menus—letting you feel as if you’ve stepped into a New York art gallery without leaving Japan. At Kimpton Shinjuku Tokyo, pets are welcome to stay with you and join you for dining as well. With personal service that values human connection, we deliver an unprecedentedly unique, heartwarming luxury stay.

Kai's renowned hot spring "Maki Onsen" is an Onsen located in a mountain village where hot water springs forth. The guest rooms, exuding the warmth of wood, are constructed in an elegant Sukiya style using premium cedar and cypress throughout. All rooms face the river, allowing you to rest comfortably with the sound of the stream as your pillow.

One station (3 minutes) from "Kyoto" Station via the JR Sagano Line, and a 2-minute walk from "Umekoji Kyoto Nishi" Station. Experience the rich history and culture along with a "new Kyoto" that can only be found here. A new hotel has been established, creating a vibrant atmosphere. Directly connected to the Kyoto Central Wholesale Market via a second-floor passageway. The hotel also features commercial facilities that offer experiences of "food" and "craft." At the site of the former Kouroukan, a place where cultures once converged across the sea, enjoy a special moment.

Access from Kansai International Airport and Osaka International Airport is approximately 40 minutes. We await you in a serene space that embodies the beauty of simplicity.

At Grand Nikko Tokyo Bay Maihama, with its striking pink exterior and a Southern European ambiance, our concept is “a Hotel where you can experience the comfort of freeing your five senses in a refined space,” offering you an exceptional stay.

Just a short walk from Yamashita Park and Chinatown, and within walking distance of Osanbashi Pier with sweeping views over Minato Mirai and the Yokohama Bay area, the Hotel is an ideal base for experiencing all that Yokohama has to offer. Spacious guestrooms of 37 m² or more blend traditional Japanese beauty with urban sophistication, creating a refined setting that reflects Yokohama’s international charm. The Hotel features an airy bar lounge, a buffet-style all-day dining venue popular with local guests, a creative Italian specialty restaurant, as well as a club lounge and gym. Be sure to enjoy the Hotel’s highly rated breakfast buffet, crafted with pride by our chefs.

Direct access from Haneda Airport Terminal 3. In addition to a natural hot spring Facility featuring an open-air Onsen with panoramic views, hot stone spa, and sauna, the Hotel offers a wide range of dining options from a Hotel restaurant to a food court, plus a shopping zone where you can discover exceptional items showcasing Japanese culture.

Direct access to Haneda Airport Terminal 3. Rooms range from 33 to 173 square meters, all with river views. In addition to the natural Onsen Facility featuring open-air baths, stone saunas, and regular saunas, there is also a shopping zone where you can discover Japanese cultural items and a variety of dining options from Hotel restaurants to food courts.