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Hoshio Hamlet, tucked deep in Nammoku Village at the far western edge of Gunma Prefecture, is a true hidden retreat where Japan’s nostalgic original landscape still remains. Traditional farmhouses over 100 years old (former sericulture homes) still stand here, and the stone walls built by earlier generations create a remarkable scenery. The “Shiomizu Mineral Spring” (local name), once used as the hamlet’s public bathhouse, was revived as Hoshio Onsen through the efforts of villagers and supporters from outside the village. The bath attached to each Room features free-flowing hot spring water from Hoshio Onsen (piped directly from the source). Its reddish, golden-hued water warms you to the core and leaves your skin smooth—an Onsen known for its beautifying qualities. Tateiwa: A 40-tatami total pure Japanese-style Room with two connected 12-tatami rooms (24 tatami), surrounded by a three-sided veranda corridor + private open-air Onsen bath for guests Hoshio: A 20-tatami Western-style Room with an 8-tatami living area plus two 6-tatami bedrooms finished with solid hinoki wood for a natural woody fragrance + private open-air Onsen bath for guests Hoshiogawa: A 10-tatami Western-style Room with views of the Hoshiogawa River right in front of you + private Onsen rock bath for guests (the tub is tiled—a symbol of Showa-era romance) Step away from city crowds, immerse yourself in silence filled only with murmuring streams and birdsong, soak in Hoshio Onsen, gaze at the stars at night, and enjoy a truly extraordinary escape. <Hot spring quality of Hoshio Onsen> Sodium-Calcium Bicarbonate-Chloride Cold Mineral Spring (Hypotonic Neutral Cold Mineral Spring)

In February 2026, the open-air baths in all first-floor Japanese-Western style rooms will be fully renovated!Happu Bekkan is an Onsen Accommodation located next to the Onsen Facility “Happu no Yu,” surrounded by lush nature at the gate of Eigenji Temple, the head temple of the Rinzai sect.All guest rooms feature a private open-air Onsen bath, allowing you to enjoy Eigenji Onsen—beloved for its skin-beautifying qualities—to your heart’s content.For dining, savor a variety of seasonal Shiga dishes, including Omi beef.Relax as you listen to the gentle murmur of the Aichigawa River and take in the scenery of each season.Enjoy a soothing and restorative stay.

As a property with a long history as a lodging for travelers, it offers a serene ambiance and heartfelt cuisine. It features the only onsen open-air bath in a room at Dorogawa Onsen, where you can relax in a hinoki wooden open-air bath. Additionally, the spacious rooms are suitable for families or groups. At the bottom of the ceramic open-air bath, there is a single character '笑', bringing smiles from the heart in a tranquil setting. You can also enjoy dishes prepared with abundant mountain and river delicacies.

With only ten rooms, Kounkan. When you visit us, let your five senses relax and enjoy, escaping the daily hustle. Our hospitality is dedicated to your five senses.

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.

Koryokuen Saisei is located in the renowned water village of Dorogawa Onsenkyo. Situated at an altitude of approximately 820 meters, Dorogawa is a cool retreat often referred to as the "Karuizawa of Kansai." The Onsen of Dorogawa, springing from the banks of the Sanjogawa River, is known for its silky smooth texture that leaves your skin feeling refreshed after a bath. Under a sky filled with countless stars, the abundant hot springs will soothe both your body and mind. Enjoy the seasonal blessings unique to Dorogawa, including local ingredients such as Amago and rainbow trout from the clear Sanjogawa River, spring mountain vegetables, autumn mushrooms, and "Meisui Tofu" made with the famous Gorogoro water.

A tranquil property along the Tone River with distant views of Mount Tanigawa, "Tatsumikan." The mountains surrounding the property change their appearance with the seasons, and the river provides a constant soothing murmur. A place to truly be yourself... and enjoy time doing nothing. From the depths of your heart, relax... and unwind...

Aono Kotei BIWAFRONT HIKONE offers an unparalleled panoramic view of the majestic Lake Biwa and the Hira mountain range on the opposite shore. The Property features 50 diverse rooms, including 38 main building rooms such as those with private open-air Onsen baths, and 12 villa units scattered across the glamping area. Among these, 9 villa units are dog-friendly, allowing you to stay with your beloved pet. Enjoy the large communal bath filled with water from the property's own source, "Biwako Matsubara Onsen," and savor the culinary delights made from the blessings of Lake Biwa and the land of Shiga at the restaurant. Staying at the Hotel will rejuvenate your body, and exploring the surrounding area to experience the local history and culture will enrich your soul. Please enjoy such a fulfilling journey here in the land of Omi.

Our facility serves as the northern gateway to Yamanashi, located on the border with Saitama Prefecture. Nishizawa Gorge, situated within Chichibu-Tama-Kai National Park, has been selected as a Forest Therapy Base, one of Japan's Top 100 Famous Waters, and one of Japan's Top 100 Waterfalls. We are conveniently located just a 5-minute drive from the entrance to Nishizawa Gorge, offering easy access year-round. Additionally, our location is ideal as a base for hiking in the Chichibu mountain range, including Mt. Kobushigatake, Mt. Torikabuto-yama, Mt. Kentoku-san, and Mt. Kinpu-san—making us popular among hikers. Situated at an altitude of 1,100 meters in the mountains, our facility remains cool even in summer without air conditioning. We also provide excellent access to urban areas and nearby attractions such as Fuefukigawa Fruit Park and Manriki Park or activities like fruit picking—perfect for exploring Yamanashi’s sights! Our pride lies in our countryside cuisine made with locally sourced ingredients—a highlight praised highly in Reviews! Surrounded by nature’s beauty here is where your mind and body will surely find relaxation! We warmly welcome you with heartfelt hospitality unique to this rural setting!

At the Property within Kenyama National Park, you can enjoy the natural beauty of the four seasons at the wonders of Ooboke and Koboke. From the tranquil Japanese-style rooms with open-air baths, you can admire the magnificent nature from the fresh greenery of spring to the autumn foliage and winter scenery. From the large public bath facing the great outdoors, you can overlook the Koboke Gorge and the Yoshino River, known as Japan's most powerful rapids. Meals are carefully prepared using local ingredients, including seasonal vegetables and river fish.

A lakeside Property by Lake Biwa where you can enjoy Omi Beef and natural Onsen. All rooms offer a lake view, allowing you to fully appreciate the seasonal beauty of Lake Biwa. The East Wing and West Wing are separate buildings, with the East Wing situated on a hill overlooking Lake Biwa, and the West Wing located at Miyagahama (a swimming area), offering a close-up experience of the lake.Omi Beef, counted as one of Japan's top three wagyu brands, is available at reasonable prices thanks to our "whole Omi Beef purchase" system. Enjoy kaiseki cuisine featuring carefully selected seasonal ingredients and a buffet with approximately 35 local gourmet options to choose from.The first natural Onsen in Omihachiman City, "Miyagahama no Yu," is also highly popular.

The birthplace of the Onsen symbol, Isobe Onsen has been cherished by many poets since the Edo period. This long-established Ryokan embodies Japanese tradition, featuring spacious Japanese-style rooms "Kafukan" built in the Sukiya style, a bicarbonate strong saline cold mineral Onsen known as "Beauty's Bath," seasonal Kaiseki Japanese cuisine using local ingredients, and the popular soft tofu in the Japanese-style breakfast.

A Property featuring traditional Japanese-style Rooms where you can experience the changing seasons of the mountain village. We offer Rooms ranging from 6 tatami mats to 16 tatami mats, allowing you to stretch out and relax comfortably. Additionally, we have modern Japanese-style Rooms renovated from a 250-year-old building, equipped with massage chairs and Bluetooth audio. As a Property with a history as a therapeutic inn, you can enjoy natural, colorless, and transparent Onsen. Furthermore, we serve seasonal "Oku-Kuji Kaiseki Cuisine" made with plenty of local ingredients, allowing you to savor the seafood and mountain delicacies of Ibaraki Prefecture.

Renovated and reopened in December 2015. An Onsen resort overlooking Akaya Lake. Enjoy the gentle natural Onsen and a wide variety of buffets featuring Gunma's local ingredients. Convenient access to nearby attractions offers various ways to enjoy your stay.

"Yamamoto-kan," a historic Ryokan established in the late Edo period, stands gracefully in front of Kusatsu Onsen's iconic Yubatake. This registered tangible cultural property retains the charm of traditional wooden architecture. Inside, you’ll feel the warmth and history, with a bathhouse offering soothing onsen water directly sourced from Kusatsu’s renowned Shirahata spring. The nine guest rooms are designed for tranquility, offering stunning views of Yubatake and allowing guests to fully enjoy the changing beauty of each season. After your bath, savor handmade kaiseki cuisine crafted with care by skilled chefs. The dining area overlooks Yubatake, where you can enjoy a special moment while admiring the steam and enchanting night illuminations. This accommodation combines location, history, onsen baths, exquisite cuisine, and breathtaking scenery to provide an immersive Kusatsu experience for all five senses.

A property located in a valley, just a 10-minute walk from the renowned Kazura Bridge in the village of Iya. The morning mist rising from the deep mountain valleys is a sight worth seeing. Vibrant greenery, chirping birds, and the sound of babbling streams. The countryside cuisine, focusing on river delicacies, is also highly praised.