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A Ryokan with a traditional Japanese ambiance located in the center of Kurokawa Onsen. Conveniently situated for onsen hopping and sightseeing. Each room features unique charm and character in a modern Japanese style. Highly recommended for those who want to fully enjoy Kurokawa.

Located at the southernmost tip of Izu, right next to Yumigahama Beach, this Japanese-style inn is renowned for its homemade dishes prepared by the hostess.

A property designated as a tangible cultural asset, built in Showa 13. Each room, crafted by palace carpenters showcasing their skills, exudes creativity and playfulness. The decorative windows and transoms, executed with precise techniques, create a precious traditional Japanese-style room. Among the main building, designated as a national tangible cultural asset, the third floor features specially designed rooms worth seeing. This property is highly recommended for those interested in classic Japanese architecture.

Zenkouji, boasting a history of approximately 1400 years, enshrines Japan's oldest Buddha statue. Within its precincts lies a traditional property renowned for its vegetarian cuisine. Guests can experience sutra copying and participate in the daily "Oasaji" ceremony held at Zenkouji's main hall. Enjoy a serene time through unique experiences at this traditional property.

Located in Minamiboso, about 60 minutes by car from central Tokyo, this traditional Ryokan is renowned for its cuisine. Its specialty is the "Edo-mae Susudate Mori Kaiseki" featuring fresh seafood from Boso. For a touch of luxury, we recommend the special rooms with private open-air baths. Enjoy stunning views of Tokyo Bay's nightscape from the bath.

Natural hot spring water and cuisine reflecting the chef's unique style are popular features of this nine-room adult-only Property.

Hirobun is a culinary Ryokan with riverside dining platforms set over the powerful upper reaches of the Kibune River, located next to the Yui-no-Yashiro shrine of Kibune Shrine, which enshrines the water deity. From spring to summer, enjoy dining on Kibune’s seasonal tradition, “Kawadoko” (riverside platforms)… From autumn to winter, gather around an “Irori” hearth with crackling charcoal… Savor Kibune’s ever-changing seasons and Kyoto’s flavors throughout spring, summer, autumn, and winter. We look forward to welcoming you with warm hospitality.

Just 60 minutes from the city center, this Property features a popular Onsen with a strong alkaline pH of 11.3. Rooms with intricately designed floor pillars evoke the charm of traditional Japanese houses. Enjoy kaiseki cuisine prepared by the head chef, who holds the title of Shijo Shinryu master. Relax while listening to the murmuring stream flowing right in front.

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.

A culinary property located at the famous sunset spot 'Yuhigaura'. Rice, vegetables, fish, and sake are all prepared using local and seasonal ingredients. Enjoy the abundant produce of Tango. Additionally, Tango is a 'Special A Class' rice-producing region, and the local sake is highly recommended.

Quietly situated along Yunotsubo Street, this modern Japanese-style property blends Japanese and Western elements, tradition, and modernity. Enjoy a modern Japanese-Western fusion Kaiseki meal featuring Bungo beef and natural onsen in an open-air rock bath.

A roadside station where you can stay overnight by the Niyodo River. Unique activities such as making the nationally famous Tosa Washi paper, plant dyeing, and weaving experiences are abundant here. This is an experiential complex facility in Kochi, also renowned for its creative French cuisine.

Nakadanaso was founded in 1898. A secluded Accommodation in Komoro, Shinshu, with ties to the literary master Toson Shimazaki. Inspired by the founder’s vision, the building is wooden throughout, offering the warmth of natural timber. Our natural Onsen, fed directly from our own source and flowing freely, is known for its gentle, silky feel and skin-beautifying qualities. Guided by the belief, “Is there not a way to make oneself more fresh—and more simple?”, we welcome you with heartfelt hospitality. Leave the bustle of everyday life behind and enjoy a relaxing stay as you reflect on history and savor the nostalgic charm of Shinshu.

A traditional countryside house nestled in a serene village surrounded by rice fields and farmland. This charming establishment offers kaiseki cuisine, local dishes, specialty herring rice, and handmade soba noodles in a rustic setting. Enjoy a relaxing stay in a space intentionally free of TVs, radios, telephones, or clocks—allowing you to unwind and forget the passage of time.

Nestled in the nature-surrounded village of Totsukawa, this property features an Onsen with riverside open-air baths, star-gazing reclining baths, and private baths, offering eight types of baths with 24-hour continuous flow. Relax with the gentle aroma of sulfur.

Situated on a 10,000-tsubo property, this accommodation features 14 guest rooms, all offering panoramic views of the scenic Kumihama Bay. The onsen facilities, including a large communal bath and open-air bath, utilize natural spring water without any dilution. Relax and enjoy the picturesque Kumihama Bay, resembling a landscape painting, from the bath. The cuisine emphasizes seasonal ingredients, including seafood from the Sea of Japan and Tajima beef, prepared with meticulous care. Unwind in the serene and elegant atmosphere of the traditional Sukiya-style architecture.

Takayu Onsen in Fukushima Prefecture, counted among the three famous hot springs of Oshu. Ryokan Tamagoyu boasts 100% natural hot spring water flowing continuously for 400 years. Enjoy seven hot springs, including the thatched-roof bathhouse from the Meiji era and the open-air bath that turns milky white, along with the changing seasons.

A one-minute walk to Nagahama Beach, this Property offers a whole-house rental inspired by traditional Japanese homes. Limited to 3 groups per day, the Rooms include a Japanese-style room, a 4-person room, and an 8-person room to suit various needs. Another highlight is the breakfast—homemade natural yeast bread that is both visually appealing and delicious.

A Ryokan with its own private Onsen source. Enjoy 100% free-flowing natural hot spring water in the large public bath and open-air bath, with no added water or heating. Kaiseki cuisine featuring local ingredients, including splendid alfonsino, is also popular. A recommended place where you can casually enjoy both the Onsen and great dining.

Known as the sky closest to the stars in Northeastern Tohoku, the mountainous highlands of Hachimantai. This highland resort allows you to enjoy moderate luxury in casual attire amidst vast and private natural surroundings. High-quality meat directly delivered from Yokosawa is a staple, but the specialty "Oobure Hormone Hotpot" is also a popular dish.