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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.

A historic Ryokan, a nationally registered tangible cultural property, preserving its original appearance since its establishment in Showa 9. The cuisine is meticulously prepared, enhancing the natural flavors of the ingredients using traditional Japanese techniques and wisdom. Enjoy the 100% natural Onsen sourced directly from the spring, available 24 hours a day.

A grand garden spanning 150,000 tsubo (Mifuneyama Rakuen) reflecting the beauty of the four seasons. Within it lies the serene Sukiya-style property "Chikurintei." Enjoy a tranquil moment in a calm Japanese ambiance while appreciating the beauty of flowers, birds, wind, and moon. We invite you to the mystical boundary.

An Accommodation in Awazu Onsen, founded in Yoro 2 (718). Discovered by the monk Taicho Daishi, its sacred spring still flows today. A nationally registered commemorative garden passed down from Kobori Enshu to Sano Toemon. A group of nationally registered tangible cultural properties, masterfully assembled by temple carpenters without a single nail. Time carried on since the monk Garyo, and handed down through 47 generations as guardians of the waters. In the garden moss, in the temperature of the water, in the cypress beams—1,300 years of time quietly seep through. Spend a night within it, and the rhythms of everyday life gently begin to unwind.

Each Room's private bath offers the enjoyment of natural hot spring water directly sourced from the spring.

Experience the retro-modern world at Onsen Kamasaki, where over 600 years of tradition thrive. At Property Tokioto no Yado Yumushi Ichijo, we invite you to feel the history we've cultivated and the surrounding forest, refreshing both your mind and body. We are dedicated to serving each guest with heartfelt hospitality.

For 200 years since its founding, Yorozuya has been cherished by generations of guests.With an Onsen flow rate of 253 liters per minute—the largest in Yudanaka Onsen—and three private hot spring sources, it offers an exceptional bathing experience. Among them, the grand bathhouse “Momoyama Bath” is a registered Tangible Cultural Property, featuring a magnificent all-wood temple-style structure. Enjoy the liberating feeling of this vast space that feels like stepping back in time.For dinner, we offer kaiseki cuisine showcasing seasonal delicacies from Northern Shinshu in three different course grades. Savor local specialties such as Shinshu beef raised on apples, river fish, and handmade soba noodles. Why not create unforgettable memories at Yorozuya, where you can truly feel the warmth of traditional hospitality shaped by centuries of history?

[80 minutes by car from Osaka] Iga-Ueno is a historic castle town and former post town, rich in culture and tradition, home to nationally designated crafts such as Iga ware pottery and Iga kumihimo braiding. It is also known as the birthplace of Iga-style ninja and the haiku master Matsuo Basho. NIPPONIA HOTEL Iga Ueno Castle Town is a decentralized Hotel with just 16 rooms, created by renovating historic buildings scattered throughout the town, including Registered Tangible Cultural Properties dating back around 150 years—reimagining the entire town as one Hotel.In April 2026, a new wing will open featuring a “Kura Sauna,” revitalized from a Meiji-era storehouse. We invite you to enjoy a private retreat moment of deep relaxation amid architecture shaped by time.Dining—one of travel’s greatest pleasures—offers an exceptional gastronomic experience that delights all five senses: legendary Iga beef, renowned for its quality alongside Matsusaka beef yet rarely found outside the area; premium Iga rice ranked at the highest “Special A” level in The whole country’s rice taste rankings; and world-class Iga sake served as the toast at the G7 Ise-Shima Summit. Savor ingredients lovingly raised by local producers.Recommended for families and couples celebrating anniversaries or birthdays. Enjoy refined time with IGAMONO—the cuisine, history, and culture that make Iga proud.

A historic Property preserving the legacy of the Heike clan, located in Yunishigawa Onsen. The entire building is situated along a clear stream and features traditional architecture with fine wood and earthen walls, reviving the charm of an old era. Cross the renowned "Kazura Bridge," one of Kanto's finest, and enjoy natural hot spring baths with free-flowing Onsen water and charcoal-grilled Irori cuisine.

Wami no Yado Kakujoro is a long-established Property founded in 1925, located at the tip of the Atsumi Peninsula. The main building, Kakujoro, and the annex, Izutsuro, are designated as Registered Tangible Cultural Properties of Japan, preserving their serene and nostalgic appearance. In June 2005, the newly constructed annexes "Unjoro" and "Suijoro," featuring rooms with open-air baths, were introduced, blending modern aesthetics with traditional charm to provide a comfortable and relaxing stay. For dining, guests can enjoy kaiseki cuisine prepared with fresh, seasonal seafood sourced from the Atsumi Peninsula area. Our specialty winter dish, the fugu kaiseki, allows you to savor the full flavor of natural tiger pufferfish, a luxurious delicacy. As a Property that offers a harmonious blend of tradition and modernity, along with exquisite culinary experiences, we would be delighted if you find joy and satisfaction during your stay.

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.

A poetic space of 30,000 tsubo overlooking the lake and the Kuju mountain range. Each Room, crafted by seven master carpenters, is a standalone retreat, with guest Rooms bearing unique names and exuding distinct charm, enveloped in their own worldviews. The hot spring water is 100% natural high-concentration carbonated spring, flowing directly from the source, with a deliberately intimate bathhouse for a serene experience. You can feel the subtle energy of nature as the hot spring flowers float gently and bubbles cling to your body. Meals are prepared with a focus on local production for local consumption, featuring vegetables and herbs from our own garden. Enjoy seasonal appetizers that change monthly, our secret homemade ham, and the rare Enoha tea rice. Located about 1.5 hours by car from Oita Airport, spend an unforgettable time at the foot of the Kuju mountain range.

Shuzenji, where Shuzenji Onsen Yukaido Kikuya is located, is a historic Onsen town steeped in legends related to Kobo Daishi. The current Kikuya was once referred to as an annex. It is said that there was also a three-story main building at the time. Even the renowned author Natsume Soseki stayed in the main building. Back then, Kikuya owned approximately 40 to 45 cho (hectares) of forest land, and there were generations of mountain keepers. Additionally, there were always about 20 craftsmen, including gardeners, plasterers, and carpenters. At that time, many landscaping projects were undertaken, such as creating rest areas for guests who stayed for extended periods, which required such a workforce. During the era of the main building, there was a grand banquet hall called Kikuya Sanso, boasting an astonishing number of tatami mats.

The serene hot spring town of Atami, where the waters flow abundantly. Against the backdrop of this fragrant nature and timeless history, our establishment traces its origins back to the mid-Meiji era, when it was built as the villa of Viscount Soga Yujun, who held the esteemed position of Togu Daibu. The distinguished heritage passed down from the Soga family can still be found throughout the premises. The traditional Sukiya-style architecture exudes the charm of Japanese aesthetics, complemented by the soothing warmth of nature. With heartfelt hospitality, we welcome you to Geihinkan Atami Koarashitei. A retreat filled with vibrant seasonal beauty, offering relaxation and tranquility.

A tranquil village surrounded by stunning rocky mountains, tea fields, and just a few farmhouses. Right in front of the Property lies the beautiful Makihara Valley. Located slightly away from the Onsen town, this Property blends seamlessly with the rural landscape. Amid this mysterious and soothing scenery stands Hazu Gassho. On the 1,000-tsubo grounds along the valley, there are two gassho-style buildings, a garden, open-air baths, and walking paths. As you proceed through the garden, descend the stone-paved path, and step inside, you will find a spacious entrance, lobby, dining area, and fireplace, all harmoniously showcasing the beauty of Japanese architecture. Beyond the veranda, the lush green valley awaits. You will feel as though time flows gently with the history within every corner of the Property.

A long-established Property located on the slopes of Mount Eboshi, one of the five peaks of Mount Aso, preserving the Jigoku Onsen which first opened in 1803. Stepping into the main building, which is over 100 years old and has been renovated after the Kumamoto Earthquake, feels like entering a different world, as if traveling back in time. The Onsen features three different sources, offering 11 baths across four locations, each with unique water qualities and atmospheres. Guests can enjoy the "Suzume no Yu," a "miraculous bath" rich in sulfur content with water bubbling up from the ground, as well as the highly acidic "Moto no Yu" and "Tamago no Yu," choosing baths based on their benefits and purposes. For dinner, a variety of courses are available, including seasonal hot pots, irori hearth dishes, and Kyoto-style kaiseki cuisine. Local wild boar and venison, caught by local hunters, offer a rustic and unique taste of Aso. Experience the blessings of magnificent nature through the Onsen and cuisine.

The main residence of the renowned Onsen of Aizu, "Higashiyama Onsen." A Property offering exclusive hospitality to only one group per day. Spend precious time with your loved ones in a relaxed atmosphere at our Property. This is the shared sentiment of all our staff, and we spare no effort to provide heartfelt service. Hearing the words "Thank you" and welcoming you back to Aizu someday—this is our greatest joy. Our head chef, who knows the charm of Aizu's ingredients inside and out, selects only the finest materials. The majestic traditional Japanese architecture, rich in history, is one of the highlights. It is one of the three great wooden mansions of Aizu from the Showa era. Standing proudly at the gateway to Aizu Higashiyama Onsen, in front of the Aizu Samurai Residence, this impressive wooden structure showcases the craftsmanship of master carpenters. The main building, tea rooms steeped in history, and the garden all exude a sense of tradition. Here at "Tsuruga Aizu Higashiyama Main Sanctuary," you can savor a variety of traditional Aizu samurai cuisine, as well as the exquisite "Aizu Brand Horse Meat" with its refined red meat, paired with Aizu's renowned sake.

[Opening November 5, 2024] Hotel Utano Kyoto Bessho is located just a short drive from Kyoto’s top sights, including Arashiyama and the UNESCO World Heritage sites Kinkaku-ji, Ryoan-ji, and Ninna-ji, as well as the Kinukake-no-Michi walking route. With only 10 guestrooms, every room features a private Onsen bath. Choose from the Narutaki Main Building showcasing classic Shoin-zukuri and Sukiya-style design, an Art Deco–inspired Western-style building, or guestrooms that blend Japanese warmth with contemporary Western design.\n\nDine while overlooking the Japanese garden, where we serve a diverse selection of dishes centered on Japanese cuisine yet not limited to any single category—featuring seafood from Awaji Island (known as Miketsukuni) along with carefully selected ingredients from Kyoto and surrounding regions.\n\nEnjoy a spacious setting of approximately 1,000 tsubo (about 3,300 m²) and a Japanese garden recreated in the style designed and supervised by renowned landscape designer Mirei Shigemori. Experience a serene retreat away from the bustle of the city.

A renowned Ryokan, Sumiya Ryokan, featuring a sukiya-style architecture, offers an exceptional sense of tranquility that feels far removed from the bustling streets of Kyoto. The kaiseki dinner is exquisite, and on the evenings of the 7th and 17th each month, tea ceremonies are held in the tea room for your enjoyment.

We want our guests to enjoy a truly relaxing time at their own pace. With this heartfelt wish, the current Sansuikaku accommodation has been carefully built over time. The old wooden structure, built in the early Showa era, carries both charm and imperfections in equal measure. You may feel a slight draft through the wooden-framed windows, notice low lintels standing proudly, or hear the stairs creak apologetically underfoot. If you can appreciate these as part of its charm, it would bring us great joy and gratitude. Over the years to come, we plan to gradually make improvements while preserving the unique qualities that make this building special.