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Located about an hour by train from Shinjuku, deep in the lush forests of the Fukazawa area in Tokyo's Akigawa Valley—popular for river activities and barbecues during Golden Week and summer—this private villa will open in May 2025. A renovated Meiji-era silkworm farmhouse, it has been transformed into an exclusive accommodation for one group per day. Step through the antique white door to find a spacious area with high ceilings. The villa blends traditional Japanese elements such as polished black beams and old fittings with Scandinavian-inspired lighting and furniture. The detached bathhouse includes a relaxation space where you can enjoy moments of pure bliss.Spanning 3,000 square meters, including satoyama (village forest), the property also features a glamping area surrounded by greenery. Guests can use tents and BBQ equipment free of charge. Savoring barbecue under a starry sky is truly exceptional!

In Nanto City, Toyama Prefecture (formerly Inami Town), also known as the "Wood Carving Village," a new auberge is born. This luxurious Property, limited to one group per day, offers a tranquil space where time flows quietly. Stay in a spacious Room remodeled from a kimono wholesaler's townhouse, and relax in an Onsen open-air bath with a view of the garden. Toyama's Fish Auberge Toyama Bay, known as the "natural fish tank," provides an abundance of fresh seafood. Enjoy a variety of fresh fish from Toyama, blessed by the sea, prepared with local ingredients in a farm-to-table style. Savor these exquisite dishes at a counter dining area remodeled from a 100-year-old storehouse. This is the ultimate auberge where you can experience the finest flavors.

Approximately 90 minutes from the city center. A small property with 8 rooms located on the shores of Oarai Beach, rooted in the coastal resort culture of the Enlightenment era. The interior is modern yet filled with the warmth of wood, and the guest rooms are designed in a villa style with seaside verandas. Enjoy simple countryside cuisine and local sake at the seaside dining table, relax in the seaside hot spring bath surrounded by the sound of waves, read peacefully in the library, or stroll along the coast of Oarai Prefectural Natural Park, offering the "luxury of simplicity" not found in urban society.

Bansuiro Fukuzumi is a historic Onsen accommodation in Hakone Yumoto, established in 1625 during the Kan'ei era, with its own private hot spring source. During the late Edo to Meiji periods, it hosted notable figures such as the 15th Shogun Tokugawa Yoshinobu, Yukichi Fukuzawa, Hirobumi Ito, and Takamori Saigo. In 2002, it became the first active Ryokan to be designated as an Important Cultural Property of Japan. Now celebrating its 393rd year since establishment, we continue to offer heartfelt hospitality that delights our guests without resting on our historical laurels.

Just a 5-minute drive to the Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium. Discover an Okinawa beyond your imagination. The deep blue Churaumi sea, untouched lush forests, and serene islands where time flows gently... This is a place to fully experience the essence of Okinawa. Here in "Yanbaru," you will find the true charm of a resort like nowhere else.

While much of Edo’s charm has faded from Tokyo with the passage of time, it remains vividly preserved in Sawara, which was the first area in the Kanto region to be designated as an Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings. As a dispersed Hotel that blends into the historic townscape of Sawara, our properties are scattered throughout the area. Across 8 buildings and 14 guest rooms, you can relax in refined spaces that retain the essence of historic architecture. We also offer experiences that immerse you in Sawara’s heritage—farm-to-table French cuisine featuring seasonal Chiba ingredients, and town walks created in collaboration with renowned local restaurants and shops. To help you enjoy an even more fulfilling trip, we can introduce nearby attractions as well. From special experiences at Katori Jingu Shrine to a visit to Naritasan Shinshoji Temple, spend enriching moments that connect you with history and leave you feeling renewed. Enjoy a luxurious stay inspired by history and culture.

Renovated a Taisho-era tea house. Incorporating traditional craft "Kyo Karakami" throughout, preserving the tea house's ambiance, and arranging Scandinavian furniture that harmonizes with the Japanese space, resulting in a modern and elegant appearance.

horn is a small Hotel located an 8-minute walk from JR Kofu Station in Kofu, Yamanashi, renovated from a three-story building. The guest rooms are designed with the warmth of craftsmanship and a connection to nature in mind, featuring vintage furniture mainly from Europe combined with furniture and goods crafted by artisans in Yamanashi Prefecture. On the first floor, there is a dining bar and souvenir shop where you can enjoy dishes made with ingredients nurtured in Yamanashi and local wines, as well as purchase processed goods made by local producers as souvenirs. We hope your stay at horn allows you to experience the harmonious lifestyle of town and nature.

Located near Kanazawa's bustling district "Korinbo" and the "21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa," the Property "Bukeyashiki Hanatsume" is a renovated traditional townhouse (machiya) in the historic "Nagamachi Samurai District," known for its beautiful stone-paved streets. This Property offers a completely private space, accommodating only one group per day with an entire house rental. The design is inspired by "Kutani ware," a traditional Kanazawa craft favored by samurai of the past. On the first floor, you'll find a dining area featuring a large artwork inspired by "Kutani ware," a Japanese-style room and sofa space overlooking a courtyard garden. The second floor includes both Japanese and Western-style bedrooms. The bathroom is equipped with a round bathtub reminiscent of a Goemon bath, and the kitchen is modernized for self-catering, ensuring a comfortable stay while enjoying the atmosphere of the samurai district. This machiya is perfect for various occasions, such as trips with your spouse, partner, or family. When Reserved together with the neighboring machiya "Bukeyashiki Shiori," the Property can accommodate up to 12 guests, allowing large groups to enjoy a luxurious and spacious stay.

Opening April 2026! Just moments from Amanohashidate, one of Japan’s Three Scenic Views. By the sea stands a luxury villa offering 233 sqm of interior space and an expansive private area totaling 570 sqm. Step inside and discover a one-of-a-kind art space where Kyoto’s culture and artistry come together. Kurotani washi wallpaper and furnishings by Wataru Hatano, powerful calligraphy by Reiko Hondo, and refined furniture by ARIA will elevate your stay. Breathe in the spirit of Kyoto craftsmanship and savor the luxury of doing nothing with someone special.

A cozy, small-scale property with only 12 rooms, designed in a traditional folk style. The welcoming atmosphere feels like arriving at your countryside home or a relative's house, where you can relax and unwind from your travels. The interior greets you with fresh flowers, creating the ambiance of a flower shop. Our staff is dedicated to the property's core value: "Cherishing heartfelt connections and offering family-like hospitality." We look forward to welcoming you!

A secluded Accommodation with just 10 Rooms, wrapped in tranquility beside a mountain stream. Enjoy an elegant stay with in-Room dining featuring dishes made with local ingredients, and Rooms with open-air baths where you can savor the beauty of each season. Private baths, including open-air baths that reflect the charm of the seasons, are free for all guests to enjoy. With a completely private setting, you can spend wonderful time with your loved ones without concern for those around you.

Tour multiple natural hot springs at “Hanamomo no Yu.” Unwind in a variety of indoor baths and an array of open-air baths scattered throughout the garden. At the sensory dining experience “Live Kitchen Hanamomo,” enjoy an all-you-can-eat buffet with over 60 menu items.

Enjoy the unique pleasures of this region amidst the clear Nagara River and magnificent nature. Nagara Seiryu Hotel offers facilities such as a panoramic bath on the top floor, a restaurant serving local flavors, and seasonal activities to experience nature and culture. Spend special moments forgetting daily life while gazing at the majestic Nagara River.

Not the art of a museum, but the subtle art in everyday life. Kouraku Hotel is a hotel unique to Okayama with a relaxed atmosphere. Located in front of Okayama Station with good access, it stands by Nishikawa Ryokudo Park, allowing you to stay in a lush green environment. Inside the hotel, there is a "small museum" displaying Bizen ware by Living National Treasures, which you can enjoy at your leisure.

We welcome you with carefully crafted dishes made from selected ingredients and a relaxing hospitality.

About a 30-minute drive from Fukuoka Airport. Set amid the lush greenery of Onojo, this calm and spacious retreat feels like an art museum in the forest. With an open layout and interiors that highlight the warmth of wood, it offers a luxurious escape from everyday life. We invite you to discover a new side of Fukuoka through an elegant stay here.

Izumo, the land where myths come alive. The detached accommodations replicating ancient elevated houses make you feel as if you've traveled back in time. The main building offers the charm of a traditional hot spring inn, where you can enjoy the hot springs of Japan's three beauties at a reasonable price. Meals include a course recreating and adapting ancient cuisine, a kaiseki course featuring Shimane brand ingredients, and a course showcasing local Shussai kiln pottery. Experience the ancient and modern Izumo through your taste and sight.

As the name "Densho Sen-nen" suggests, this accommodation exudes the breath of ancient times. The "Natori no Miyu," a treasured hot spring flowing since the Asuka period, is a family heirloom of Sakan. While steadfastly preserving its tradition, this modern Japanese-style architecture offers an ideal blend of comfort and tranquility. During the Tokugawa era, Sakan flourished as a hot spring associated with Lord Masamune, and its refined hospitality honed by history continues to be passed down. This traditional accommodation harmonizes elegant and delicate charm with modern hotel functionality.