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In the nationally designated Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings, the “Shirakabe Dozo-gun,” the atmosphere of Edo to Meiji still lives on. Set in a “cultural property residence” within this historic quarter, this is a dispersed Hotel with 11 guest rooms across multiple buildings. Kurayoshi, with convenient access from Haneda, is where rich history and contemporary culture intersect—home to a prefectural art museum opening in 2025 and known as the setting of the manga *A Distant Neighborhood*, hailed overseas as a “bible.” The true pleasure of staying here is to wander the town as if guided by mountain faiths, let your mind roam, and breathe in the local “wind.” Onsen-hopping nearby—such as Shirogane-no-Yu (Sekigane) and Misasa Onsen—along with gourmet experiences featuring local ingredients, leads both body and mind into deep rest and renews your energy for tomorrow. For anniversaries with someone special or trips as a couple, for a carefree solo journey that sets you free—or for a quiet Multiple Night Stay immersed in stillness. Surrender to an extraordinary pause in this hometown of myth. A healing luxury wrapped in the rich stories of Central Tottori.

A culinary experience that draws out rich flavors over a wood fire, showcasing ingredients from the Setouchi region. In a space designed by architect and artist Fumihiko Sano, art by emerging creators comes to life. At the top-floor Sky Spa overlooking Miyajima, enjoy Miyahama Natural Onsen and a sauna in a shared, swimsuit-required setting—an elevated wellness experience to share views and time with someone special. Across all 34 rooms, where natural materials meet master craftsmanship, settle into a quiet stay immersed in Hiroshima’s climate and culture.

THE ELEMENTAL is a hidden place where only the elements that shape nature—fire, water, earth, and wind—are alive.What you’ll find here is not curated luxury,but stillness and sharpened senses.With only two parties welcomed per day,you step away from the noise and surrender to simply “feeling.”The presence of a passing breeze.Light shimmering on the lake’s surface.The scent of earth and water filling the forest.As these elements touch your five senses, your thoughts begin to loosen,and the outline of time slowly blurs.Architecture, cuisine, experiences—everything exists for space.By not resisting nature but staying close to it,and by carefully choosing only what is necessary,a way of being found nowhere else quietly emerges here.Add nothing.Take nothing away.Simply being—for those who understand its value.

A 400-year-old traditional accommodation located on a hill in Echigo Yuzawa Onsen. The view from the panoramic bath is especially stunning, offering a sweeping vista of the town of Yuzawa and the Tanigawa mountain range. Relaxing in the natural flowing Onsen while enjoying this scenery enhances the sense of freedom during your journey.

A small property with 14 rooms, established at the end of the Edo period, featuring 100% natural onsen.Excellent location, just 3 minutes from Yubatake, making it an ideal base for Kusatsu sightseeing.Two private baths are available for free for 40 minutes. We offer Japanese cuisine featuring local Joshu ingredients at reasonable prices.Smoking is prohibited throughout the premises (including all guest rooms).

Every night, enjoy the powerful Keizan Taiko drum show inspired by the stillness and motion of “Furin Kazan”—a truly breathtaking performance for guests of all ages. You can also indulge in Onsen to your heart’s content, with our abundant private hot spring source flowing directly into a large public bath and an open-air bath.

The only Property at Kawahora Onsen, established under the orders of Takeda Shingen. Its two hot spring sources provide 1,250 liters per minute and are known as "Shingen's Hidden Onsen." All four baths feature natural free-flowing spring water and the Property is certified by the Association for Preserving Japan’s Onsen Heritage.

A property boasting natural onsen selected among the top hundred famous hot springs and cuisine meticulously prepared by the hostess. The onsen is available in the large communal bath, open-air bath, private room bath, and shower, all being natural onsen. Additionally, the rare guinea fowl kaiseki cuisine is worth trying at least once.

This is a relaxing property with onsen, where you can unwind with the wildflowers displayed within the premises and the naturally flowing hot springs.

An oceanfront Onsen Accommodation where every room offers sweeping views of the beautiful Toyama Bay and the surrounding natural scenery.For smaller groups, kaiseki cuisine is served in an open, airy dining restaurant; for parties of 7 or more, banquet-style meals are available—both options are highly rated.Recommended for families, couples, and guests of all ages.

A culinary accommodation nestled next to Hakusan National Nature Park, surrounded by pristine nature. Enjoy irori hearth-grilled dishes featuring local ingredients from the Hakusanroku area in Ishikawa Prefecture, such as game meat, Hida beef, wild vegetables, and organic produce. In summer, enjoy hiking on Mount Hakusan or stream fishing; in winter, skiing and snowboarding are just a 1-minute walk away at the nearby ski resort.

An Onsen Accommodation perched on a hill in Yamashiro Onsen. We carefully manage the 64°C natural spring source with a single thermometer, adjusting it to the ideal bathing temperature while keeping it 100% pure—no added water and no heating. Clear, colorless, silky-smooth, and meticulously maintained, our Onsen is also known for its skin-beautifying benefits. Ideal for groups and loved by guests of all ages.

A hilltop hotel consisting of a main building and an annex, surrounded by a large Japanese garden that showcases the beauty of each season. The accommodation features a large public bath and five private open-air baths, allowing guests to enjoy a relaxing hot spring experience within the premises. This accommodation is recommended for those who wish to spend their time leisurely indoors.

A pioneering Accommodation in Japan that was among the first to welcome pets staying in the same room.As a traditional Japanese Ryokan, we have hosted over 140,000 pets.With our extensive experience, we provide hospitality so you can relax and enjoy your stay with peace of mind.

Dorogawa Onsen, a historic hot spring that began as a lodging to host practitioners visiting the sacred peak "Ōmine-san," a World Heritage site. This is the oldest property in the area, with a history of 500 years. You can fully enjoy the unique nostalgia, charm, and culture of Dorogawa.

A property popular for conversations with the host who deeply loves the historic Tenkawa Village embraced by nature. You may also be guided to famous spots like Benzaiten, canyons, and starry skies. Immerse yourself in a mystical and gentle space while listening to the murmuring stream.

You can enjoy two types of baths: a strongly acidic, milky-white Onsen and a colorless, clear, mildly alkaline bath.Why not take in Zao’s nature through the seasons and savor Yamagata’s seasonal ingredients?

The Onsen, known as "Bijin no Yu" derived from the legend of Ono no Komachi, is fully sourced from 100% natural hot springs. In October 2024, it will be renovated to include new room terrace open-air bath guest rooms, a bedrock bath utilizing Onsen heat, and the post-bath café "Anmapon," among other attractions. Enjoy creative cuisine featuring "Yonezawa Beef," one of Japan's top three wagyu, and seasonal ingredients from Yamagata.

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.

Established about 400 years ago, this historic Ryokan is located along a mountain stream. The Taisho-era high-rise architecture is designated as a Registered Tangible Cultural Property of Japan. Enjoy the rich benefits of the flowing Onsen sourced from three natural springs and savor monthly changing kaiseki-style cuisine while immersing yourself in the atmosphere of traditional Japanese architecture.