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Sakaiya Mori no Hotel Waldberg has fully renovated its open-air baths for both men and women, adding new reclining baths and waterfall showers. In our Japanese-style rooms with a private bath and toilet, the futon is already laid out so you can relax right away. In addition, our strongly acidic sulfur Onsen (pH 1.8) is gentle on the skin and guests. Enjoy a carefully crafted Japanese kaiseki meal featuring locally sourced ingredients.

The legend of the descent of the heavenly deities lives on at the sacred peak of Takachiho. The legend began when the deities descended upon Amanosakahoko in Takamagahara (the High Plain). The sacred peak of Takachiho, gazed upon day and night, is beautiful, its clear and abundant nature continues to mark the eternal time, and its presence nestled in the bosom of Takachiho's mountains is truly a 'rural Property'.

Enjoy glamping in Tokachi, Hokkaido, anytime throughout the year! This campsite features luxurious dome tents with a 7-meter diameter and high ceilings, specially designed for extreme cold climates. For dinner, indulge in a BBQ at the screen house attached to your tent, offering a selection of recommended ingredients from Tokachi, Hokkaido. Savor the local delicacies such as skewers of the renowned "Toyonishi Beef," steaks of "Dorobuta" pork, and freshly harvested vegetables from the area, all showcasing the blessings of nature. Free WiFi is available, along with clean shower rooms and restrooms, ensuring a comfortable stay even for camping beginners. A private sauna room is also available for rent! Spend a special moment by the river flowing from the Hidaka Mountains, accompanied by the soothing sound of the stream.

Umegashima Onsen is said to have been discovered by a woodcutter approximately 1,700 years ago during the reign of Emperor Ōjin (270 AD). However, it became well-known as a hot spring retreat during the era of Takeda Shingen. Baikunro, established in the early Meiji period (140 years ago), has a history of over 300 years when including its former Edo-era name, "Eijuken." Until 1955, when the exclusive rights to use the Onsen were returned to Shizuoka City, Umegashima Onsen was solely operated by Baikunro. Even today, Baikunro remains the most historic and largest Ryokan in Umegashima Onsen.

A hidden accommodation blending traditional Japanese and modern styles, featuring semi-open-air Onsen baths in all 9 rooms. Each room offers a river view, allowing guests to enjoy the soothing sound of the stream and seasonal landscapes for a truly relaxing experience. The spacious rooms are designed with a fusion of wooden warmth and modern comfort, highly praised by couples, families, and other guests.Meals feature creative Japanese-modern cuisine made with seasonal ingredients from Nikko and Tochigi. These dishes combine the delicacy of Japanese flavors with Western influences, offering both visual and culinary delight. Pairings with sake or wine are also available to enhance your dining experience. Indulge in moments of relaxation surrounded by natural hot springs, exquisite cuisine, and serene nature.

An experiential kids’ resort in Shimobe Onsenkyo, Yamanashi, limited to 10 groups per day. With our expert crew, enjoy seasonal activities all day long—firefly viewing, rainbow trout catching by hand, traditional crafts, puzzle-solving adventures, and more.While children are fully absorbed in play, adults can unwind with the renowned Shimobe Onsen and leisurely dining. This all-inclusive stay covers all activities, meals, and drinks including alcohol—offering a fulfilling getaway for every member of the family.

Yuyado Izumiya Zenbe has been welcoming guests with its unchanging hot spring water since its establishment. Utsukushigahara Onsen, which flourished as the private bath of successive Matsumoto Castle lords after the Sengoku period, features a mildly alkaline simple spring with gentle and smooth water quality. In addition to separate indoor baths for men and women, you can enjoy three types of private baths. For dinner, indulge in "selectable dishes" made from ingredients nurtured in Shinshu and savor Shinshu soba noodles.

Relax and rejuvenate your mind and body in the nature-rich Yamaga Village of Kumamoto. Our natural Onsen, sourced from 1,000 meters underground, features sodium bicarbonate hot springs that are gentle on the skin. Enjoy a unique Onsen experience with 12 different types of baths, each offering its own charm. In the open-air bath, you can unwind while feeling the changing seasons around you. Choose from four types of guest rooms to suit your needs, whether you're traveling solo or in a group. Savor local flavors such as chestnut rice cooked in an iron pot and yamame trout raised in clear streams—delicacies unique to this countryside retreat. Start your day with enchanting misty landscapes and end it with fireflies dancing under the night sky—a natural spectacle like no other. Escape the hustle and bustle of daily life and refresh both your mind and body at this serene Onsen village.