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Nestled among majestic mountains and valleys, Jozankei is a place where the turning of the seasons feels especially vivid. Not only through spring, summer, autumn, and winter, but also in their subtle transitions, we encounter countless surprises and discoveries—sometimes finding little treasures that shine—and we ourselves are often left in awe.For example:The moment you see yellow and orange spring foliage against the lingering snow on distant Mt. Tengu,The moment a warm sun shines while an occasional north wind rustles the trees,The moment the moon seen from Futami Suspension Bridge glows round and golden like an egg yolk,The moment chestnut burrs in the courtyard shift from green to brown and plump into shape,The moment you wake to a window filled with snow-covered mountains.To delicately capture these beautiful scenes found within the changing seasons—and to invite our guests to see, taste, listen, and feel them—we have introduced our own original 24 seasonal periods.We would be delighted if you could take home today’s one-of-twenty-four colors as a memory of your journey.*Our property is exclusively for guests aged 13 and over.*

There is an old saying, "The ancient river never runs dry." The river in everyone's hometown has continued to flow without ceasing since ancient times. Like the flow of the river, we cherish the "warmth" passed down from parent to child, from person to person, and welcome you with handmade hospitality. In a space with a hearth, feel a sense of home, relax your mind and body, and enjoy the comfort as if you have returned to your hometown.

Winner of the 2025 World Ski Awards “Japan’s Best Ski Hotel” and awarded one Michelin Key for three consecutive years. Beyond Niseko’s natural beauty, exceptional experiences and warm hospitality will make your holiday truly memorable. Setsu Niseko, dedicated to fine dining and wellness, is a year-round destination to enjoy in every season. Savor seasonal flavors at a variety of concept-driven dining venues, including restaurants featuring abundant Hokkaido ingredients. Unwind with soothing moments in the mineral-rich natural Onsen or at Rikka Spa, where tradition meets modern comfort.

The long-established Accommodation “Jozankei Shikanoyu,” founded in 1897. Its annex, “Hana Momiji,” blends a distinctly Japanese atmosphere with Hokkaido’s unique sensibilities and modern hospitality. Enjoy two large public baths where you can fully savor the Onsen, guest rooms with private Onsen baths, and a variety of seasonal dishes. Surrounded by the magnificent nature of Jozankei, a national park known as Sapporo’s “Yunomori,” you can relax and enjoy your time at the Accommodation to your heart’s content.

A grove of trees adds even more charm to the traditional Japanese façade. We welcome you to a moment in Jozankei—an inner retreat away from everyday life. At night, the illuminated Shogetsu Grand Hotel reveals a gentle, warmly inviting atmosphere.\nYour Shogetsu experience begins in the lounge. Nature unfolds like a single painting beyond the valley-facing windows. In this space, Japanese and Western styles blend in harmony, while the flickering fireplace casts a soothing glow for ultimate relaxation.

"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.

At a Property within Nikko National Park, indulge in the milky white sulfur Onsen directly from the source. Experience the refreshing air of Oku-Nikko while soaking in the hot springs, a truly blissful experience, at the largest open-air bath in Yumoto, boasting a 1200-year history. After the Onsen, enjoy a fusion of Japanese and Western seasonal cuisine in a banquet style unique to the highlands. Renowned spring water within the premises is available for free.

Start your day with our buffet-style breakfast, featuring carefully selected ingredients from Hokkaido. Seasonal dishes made with the freshest flavors are offered for a limited time only. Oodori Park is just steps away—0 minutes on foot from the Hotel.After enjoying events at Oodori Park, you can head straight back to your Room and relax—an advantage unique to Sapporo View Hotel Odori Park.[Annual Events at Oodori Park] February: Sapporo Snow Festival May: Ramen Show / Lilac Festival June: YOSAKOI Soran Festival July–August: Sapporo Summer Festival / Beer Garden September: Autumn Fest December: Munich Christmas Market in Sapporo / White IlluminationWe also offer a wide range of rental items for children, so families traveling with kids can stay with peace of mind. Conveniently located in the Odori area between Sapporo Station and Susukino Station—ideal for both sightseeing and business!

Our accommodation, formerly known as Fukujyuin, has welcomed visitors to Togakushi in Nagano Prefecture as a traditional lodging for shrine pilgrims. The historic main building and the garden that reflects the changing seasons continue to offer a serene space passed down through generations. While we may not have the vastness or modernity of large hotels or resort facilities, we are dedicated to preserving this historic building within the sacred grounds of Togakushi and providing our guests with a relaxing space and time.

Nestled in the deepest part of Nakao Kogen, the Property at Okuhida Onsenkyo offers a luxurious experience with six rooms and six private onsen baths available 24/7. Enjoy the baths amidst the forest, feeling nature and relaxing at any time. Meals are prepared using local ingredients, featuring traditional Hida regional cuisine and seasonal dishes that change daily. Especially, the A5-grade Hida beef, crafted into our signature roast beef, is a must-try delicacy.

A Property offering rustic cuisine where you can enjoy freshly caught delicacies from the mountains and rivers, grilled over an irori hearth, and an open-air bath with a Japanese garden ambiance set against the backdrop of mountains and rivers. From the spacious lobby, you can overlook the Yuwashikawa Gorge and enjoy views of fresh greenery, autumn foliage, or snowy landscapes. The spacious guest rooms with excellent views feature twin beds and a Japanese-style room, making them popular among groups and families.

Perched 60 meters above sea level on the heights of Hiraiso Cape, surrounded by Ishikari Bay, you can take in sweeping views of the endless blue sea and sky, with a full panorama of Otaru Bay and downtown Otaru spread out below. Ginrinso, a historic herring mansion and ryotei-style Accommodation with Onsen, is regarded as a representative example of fishery architecture. It was originally built as the residence of a major fishing magnate in Yoichi, once famed at the base of the Shakotan Peninsula as a prosperous herring fishing ground. Its grand yet elegant presence has only grown more dignified over more than 140 years since its founding, and it is now counted among “Hokkaido’s 100 Cultural Properties.” While preserving its traditional exterior and furnishings as faithfully as possible, we have enhanced our modern Facilities to pursue even greater comfort and functionality. In the rear garden overlooking the Sea of Japan, we have newly added an open-air rock bath rich in refined charm; reborn under the name “Hiraiso Onsen,” we begin anew as one of Otaru’s newest tourist attractions.

"Yamasato no Iori Soen" is a restored traditional Hida farmhouse originally built in the late Edo period. The gentle flow of air within the house creates a serene atmosphere, enveloping your heart with warmth. Its century-old history exudes profound charm and evokes the nostalgic spirit of a mountain village. Time flows gently yet steadily here, allowing you to reconnect with yourself amidst the ever-changing beauty of nature. Take your time to enjoy these precious moments you may have almost forgotten.

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 Resort Hotel nestled in a secluded area, adorned with the beauty of valleys and legends. The interior, themed around the Silk Road, offers an exotic atmosphere. The buffet, featuring carefully selected local ingredients, and the open-air bath with a panoramic view of the Jozankei Onsen town are highly praised. Facilities for children are also well-equipped, making it ideal for family trips.

A pristine hot spring bubbling by the Tokachi River. Tokachigawa Onsen is a rare plant-based moor Onsen in the world. Known for its soft touch on the skin, it has long been called the "Hot Spring of Beauty" and the "Silk Hot Spring." Amidst refreshing nature, Kangetsuen offers a tranquil ambiance. With a blend of modernity and Japanese tradition, along with heartfelt hospitality, it is sure to satisfy everyone.

About a 10-minute drive from JR Hirosaki Station and a 7-minute walk to Hirosaki Park. Conveniently located near the Kajimachi downtown area—ideal for both sightseeing and business! On the top floor, a natural Onsen with sauna helps soothe your travel fatigue. A massage room and post-bath lounge are also available. Relax and unwind at our Accommodation! We also offer Dormy Inn’s signature late-night noodles, “Yonaki Soba.”

"Aoi no Za" is the pinnacle of the "Za" series in the Tsuruga Group's Executive Class, representing the finest Ryokan. "Za" signifies a place where people gather and interact. The jewel-like lake embraced by the forest, Lake Shikotsu, is represented by the character "碧" to depict its shining blue scenery. All 25 rooms are equipped with Onsen open-air baths and indoor jet baths. Enjoy a moment of relaxation at your leisure.