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~Guest rooms have been renovated~Enjoy an extraordinary stay filled with tranquility and the warmth of wood.With views of Mt. Kasagatake and the peaks of the Northern Alps, the location of Takumi no Accommodation Miyama Ouan, a secluded mountain village where time seems to stand still, a historic high-quality natural Onsen, and abundant, richly flavored local ingredients...These are just some of the reasons we chose Hirayu as the place to build our Accommodation.

Ginzan Onsen, with a history of 400 years, currently features 14 wooden three-story Ryokan lining the river, with Ryokan Fujiya located at its center. Fujiya, a key element of Ginzan Onsen's scenery, has preserved the shape of the old Fujiya to maintain the familiar streetscape of Ginzan. Instead of rebuilding, they have chosen renovation as a method to pass on the wooden three-story streetscape to future generations.

Nozawa Onsen, where the lives of villagers thrive, exudes a unique atmosphere and charm filled with warmth. Traditional festivals and 13 natural hot spring public baths are carefully preserved, retaining the essence of a bygone era. The village's landmark, "Ogama," features 90-degree hot spring water, bustling with villagers boiling Nozawana greens, eggs, and wild vegetables. Sumiyoshiya, located right in front, boasts a clean and elegant appearance, preserving the Meiji-era hot spring ambiance, and is a long-established inn with a history of 140 years.

"Yumesaki," a Kappo Ryokan, is nestled in a quiet residential area slightly away from the bustling center of Beppu, one of Japan's premier Onsen destinations. The Sukiya-style building is surrounded by lush gardens. To ensure attentive hospitality for all guests, we welcome only six groups per day. The Accommodation Fee includes a welcome drink, access to three types of natural hot spring baths, use of the lounge (including the library), local sake, coffee, herbal tea, and other soft drinks.

Celebrating its 100th anniversary in the 4th year of Reiwa, "Ryokan Wakamatsu" was established in Hakodate in Taisho 11 (1922). For nearly a century, it has been cherished as a long-established Ryokan offering the finest hospitality in Hakodate Yunokawa Onsen. In Showa 29, it was honored to host His Majesty the Emperor during his tour of Hokkaido, and in recent years, it has been awarded one star in the "Michelin Guide Hokkaido." While inheriting the rich history and traditions of the past, we invite you to indulge in a luxurious moment with the hospitality refined over the years.

By the gently flowing Haruki River, as the early spring trees begin to bud, we always wish to welcome our guests with a fresh feeling. Since we too are reborn every day, this place is filled with the spirit of welcoming a new spring. Discover your 'spring' with your loved ones at Villa Haruki.

Beyond the thatched gate nestled in the mountains, seasonal mountain and field flowers bloom, welcoming you with the nostalgic warmth of a beloved hometown. Sumiyaki Kifuan.

Arima Onsen, one of Japan's oldest hot spring resorts and counted among the three most famous onsen in Japan. During the Meiji era, when Kobe opened its port to foreign trade, many foreigners visited Arima Onsen. They also visited the renowned autumn foliage spot "Kiyomizu-dera," which later became a foreigner-exclusive hotel called "Kiyomizu Hotel." The lush green grounds of "Arima Sanso Goshobessho" still retain the sacred atmosphere of that time. Goshobessho was established by Shirobei Kanai XV, the current head of "Tosen Goshobo," Arima Onsen's oldest accommodation. All 10 suite rooms at Goshobessho are detached and feature private onsen baths and low-temperature saunas known as "Thermal Rooms." One of these suites even includes the world's first treehouse-style open-air bath.

Famous for having the largest hot spring water output in Japan, Kannawa Onsen in Beppu. A quiet villa nestled among deep forests.

Reminiscent of a European mountain lodge. Welcomed in a lobby that exudes the warmth of wood, leading to your Room. Mount Asahidake, standing at an elevation of 2291m, seems to display its majestic form just for you. However, "La Vista Daisetsuzan" is not merely a Hotel relying on its views. The staff, well-versed in the nature of Daisetsuzan, provide attentive service with an appropriate sense of distance. The uniquely designed baths feature natural Onsen flowing freely. Everything is prepared for you to enjoy nature.

Since the Edo period, Yunokami Onsen in Minamiaizu has been a bustling hot spring retreat. Nestled along the majestic gorge where the Okawa (Agagawa) River flows, the secluded Property "Toryukan" offers an intimate stay with only 12 rooms. Each room is equipped with an Onsen bath featuring natural hot spring water directly sourced from the spring. Guests can enjoy breathtaking views of the gorge while relaxing in private open-air Onsen baths or the large communal bath. Savor exceptional Japanese cuisine paired with carefully selected sake chosen by a sake sommelier. As a "Property of Seasonal Beauty and Elegance," we warmly welcome you to spend a special time surrounded by stunning nature.

We cherish each guest and every journey, creating memories in our carefully designed five exclusive Rooms. Experience the warmth of Nagi no Sho, where serene elegance meets the comforting charm of the countryside.

At Momijiya Bekkan Kawanoan, you can fully enjoy the elegance of the four seasons, from spring cherry blossoms and autumn foliage to the silver world of Kitayama cedar in winter and the Genji fireflies dancing over the clear stream of Kiyotaki River in summer. Additionally, in summer, you can relish the riverbed dining experience and enjoy Kyoto dances performed by Maiko. The cuisine features Kyoto dishes abundantly incorporating local ingredients, allowing you to savor the seasonal flavors.

Noto Hyakurakusou invites you to unwind in its “five private baths,” featuring a hand-dug “cave bath” 30 meters underground, an “observation bath” overlooking the ever-changing scenery of Kujuku Bay, and a 100㎡ reservable bath complete with a 120 cm-deep standing bath and sauna. Enjoy the soothing benefits of Noto deep-sea water for deep relaxation of both body and mind. All guest rooms offer breathtaking views of Kujuku Bay, with luxurious accommodations including nine suites. Guests can also enjoy the “Game Lounge” with darts, billiards, and table tennis, as well as an exclusive lounge for suite guests. All guests are served in private dining rooms, where you can savor mountain and sea delicacies nurtured by Noto’s rich natural surroundings.

In Japan, where a beautiful culture of appreciating rain has endured since ancient times, Tango is a coastal region that—unlike the old capital—has long lived in harmony with the sea and its bounty. Spend time savoring its rich nature and the changing seasons to your heart’s content. About 2.5 hours from Kyoto City. One hour to Ine’s Funaya boat houses. In Tango, a place that can truly be called secluded, cherish the rain and sink into quiet serenity. Ujo Soan is an adults-only retreat where time flows gently. Unwind as you shelter from the rain in five private detached villas, each with an open-air bath, and in the special villa “Zuiu.”

Itoyanagi Bekkan Hanare no Tei Wajoen is a Property featuring open-air baths and heartfelt creative cuisine made with fresh seasonal ingredients. Enjoy a tranquil moment as if time has stopped.

Tango Peninsula Shorenkan Yoshinoya is a nostalgic Property where you can enjoy the idyllic rural landscapes of Japan, the charm of a fishing village, and the atmosphere of the Japanese countryside. A cobalt blue gradient of sea and sky stretches endlessly, divided by the horizon. A white lighthouse stands as if overlooking the majestic Sea of Japan, and the breathtaking view of Tango Matsushima captivates visitors' hearts. In summer, enjoy swimming in the sea, and in winter, savor Taiza crab. The "Taiza Onsen Village," a renowned hot spring area in Tango Town, is bustling with visitors throughout the seasons. Relax and unwind in the Onsen that gently soothes the fatigue of your journey.

A pure Japanese-style property entirely made of cypress wood, offering a traditional travel ambiance. Enjoy handcrafted kaiseki cuisine made with seasonal ingredients and the Yufuin onsen to your heart's content.

Seiryuso is a quiet Onsen Ryokan nestled along the Amorigawa River in the Kirishima mountain range. Enjoy a variety of hot springs, including large indoor baths for men and women with open-air baths, a private family bath built by relocating a traditional house over 100 years old, and Seseragi-no-Yu, where you can soak to the sound of the river beneath a sky full of stars. For dining, savor Seiryuso’s cuisine packed with Kagoshima flavors—featuring Japanese Black Wagyu beef, Kurobuta pork, Satsuma-jiru soup, pork miso, and more—crafted with a focus on local ingredients and regional specialties. Listen to the gentle murmur of the river and surrender yourself to nature. Come and enjoy a soothing getaway far from everyday life.

Just a step away from the bustling onsen town lined with large hotels, Ryokan Ichinomatsu offers a serene traditional Japanese design with all rooms facing a Japanese garden. Originally, it was a villa of a fishing fleet owner. With a limited number of 29 rooms, we provide attentive hospitality to ensure a memorable stay for each guest.