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A cottage-style Property located within the majestic nature of Meisui Park Beruga. Among them, the private standalone Rooms offer a unique experience: enjoy BBQ on the wooden deck in summer, or relax by the flickering flames of the wood stove in winter, allowing you to feel the warmth and savor the slow passage of time. Within the premises flows the crystal-clear Ojiragawa River, selected as one of Japan's top 100 famous waters. In midsummer, the stone-made water slide is a popular spot for river play! After playing, head to the Onsen, Ojiro no Yu, located on the premises. This ultra-high-concentration Onsen, rich in minerals and sourced from deep beneath the Ojiragawa riverbank, is perfect for relieving fatigue and enjoying thermal benefits! We also offer various seasonal BBQ Plans, wood stove Plans, and other events. Please come and enjoy your time at Hakushu Ojiro no Mori Meisui Park Beruga.

■Accommodation Benefits■ Enjoy "10% OFF" at partner stores! Unfold the MAP provided at check-in and explore beloved local shops at a discount! - [Spice Curry] made with homegrown and locally sourced vegetables - [Matcha Latte & Hojicha Affogato] offered by a long-established tea shop - [Lemon Sour] made with whole Setouchi lemons from Hiroshima, Japan's top lemon-producing region - [Hiroshima Specialty Kōne] at a yakiniku restaurant run by a famous local butcher - [Fukuyama Wine] served by the owner of Fukuyama's first winery - [Specialty Croissants] baked at a traditional Japanese-style bakery representing the castle town of Fukuyama ...and more! Visit popular spots cherished by locals and enjoy a deep, authentic, and off-the-beaten-path travel experience!

Have you heard of Ozu in Ehime? It has been selected as one of the Top 100 Sustainable Tourism Destinations in the world and is the first in Japan to win the world's top award for cultural and traditional preservation. It is currently a must-visit destination. The retro and photogenic castle town centered around Ozu Castle has been featured in works like "Suzume no Tojimari" and was the final filming location for the classic drama "Tokyo Love Story." Additionally, the nearby Shimonada Station, which has recently gained attention as an Instagram-worthy spot, is a fascinating place to visit. When it comes to sightseeing in Ehime, many people think of Dogo Onsen in Matsuyama, but Ozu is highly recommended for travelers looking to explore beyond the usual spots. Maro Yashiki is a private rental villa. Located in an area known as "Little Kyoto of Iyo," surrounded by luxury Hotels, it is a casual Facility that many guests enjoy. It is spacious for two people and can accommodate up to 10 guests for group stays. During check-in, Maro, the owner's Akita dog, will greet you. The Facility is fully equipped with entertainment options for families and friends, including a ping-pong table, a 100-inch projector, gaming consoles, high-end speakers, board games like Life, cards, UNO, Othello, shogi, mahjong, and a collection of manga. - Nearby Information - Garyu Onsen: 10-minute walk Ozu Castle: 5-minute walk Garyu Sanso: 5-minute walk Shimonada Station: 30-minute drive Matsuyama and Dogo Onsen: 1-hour drive - Meals - You can enjoy BBQ on the courtyard terrace, or we can assist with preparing a home party by shopping for local flavors. Please consult us at the time of Reservation for details. We can also introduce you to craft beers and local sake. Famous restaurants serving Uwajima sea bream rice and robatayaki are within walking distance. - Barbecue - For those who wish to have a barbecue on the courtyard terrace, you can rent a grill with a net (bringing your own fire equipment is not allowed). We will provide plates, cups, etc., so please bring only your ingredients, sauces, and drinks. Additionally, a separate fee of 1,000 yen (actual cost for items like cassette gas) will be charged on-site.

Located in Tamana City, Kumamoto Prefecture, at the heart of Kyushu. Standing out prominently along the riverside is the hostel "HIKE." Renovated by the owner couple who utilized their experiences from traveling around the world, it opened in 2020. A hostel wrapped in a warm atmosphere with clean and comfortable Rooms. Loved by those who wish to travel casually and freely without any pretensions. The Property offers five unique types of private Rooms and affordable dormitories, allowing you to choose according to your preference. Inside the building, there is a café lounge featuring large glass windows that reflect the tranquil rural landscape and a big solid wood table. The menu includes comforting local dishes like "Dago-jiru" made with local ingredients and cheesecake made with grass-fed milk, which are sure to bring a smile to your face. With terrace seating, sofa seating, a kids' room, and a bar counter, the café lounge serves as a relaxing space for both guests and locals. There is also a shop called "Tachuron" offering tableware and lifestyle tools. In Tamana, remnants of the prosperity of the Edo period, such as the Takase Boat Landing, Takase Megane Bridge, and stone walls, still remain, offering a picturesque and charming landscape. Please consider staying at our Property as a base for exploring this beautiful town.

A Hotel in Wakayama City suitable for sightseeing, business, and solo travelers. Conveniently located within walking distance of Wakayama Station, with easy access to Wakayama Castle, Wakayama Marina City, and the city center—ideal as a base for business trips or sightseeing. The Hotel offers a calm, clean atmosphere throughout. In private-focused guest rooms with a wide range of amenities, you can unwind and recover from the day’s fatigue at your own pace. We provide an environment designed with consideration not only for leisure guests but also for business travelers, workations, and women traveling alone, so even first-time visitors can stay with peace of mind. For those looking for “a quiet Hotel in Wakayama,” we offer a comfortable stay.

An accommodation located in the heart of Hirugami Onsen, renowned for its beautifying hot springs. Situated on a hill overlooking the Achigawa River, the special rooms offer stunning views of the Southern Alps and vibrant peach blossoms that bloom across the onsen village in spring, allowing you to enjoy a luxurious stay. At night, gaze at Japan's best starry sky from the open-air bath. The lush greenery and spacious open-air baths transform into an extraordinary and enchanting healing space where you can fully immerse yourself in the beautifying waters. For dining, we offer two options: authentic kaiseki cuisine or robatayaki enjoyed around an irori hearth. Savor Shinshu's local ingredients with elegant kaiseki dishes or lively robata-style meals to your heart's content.

Dinner is served at the popular "Kamado Restaurant." Enjoy your meal in a traditional Japanese-style space featuring six eye-catching "kamado" stoves. We take pride in using local ingredients, offering freshly cooked rice, freshly boiled vegetables, and freshly prepared meats and fish—all served hot and delicious. Enjoy your meal in a half-buffet style. Relax and warm yourself thoroughly in the Onsen, including the "Oiwa Kakurenbo no Yu" or private baths. The entire facility features soft tatami flooring, gentle on bare feet, so there's no need to worry about tripping over slippers.

Approximately 10 minutes by car from Yonaguni Airport, this accommodation offers fully independent rooms located right in front of a quiet beach on the southern part of the island. Enjoy a unique island stay as you relax to the soothing sound of waves and gaze at the starry sky while feeling the pleasant sea breeze. In addition to the nearby beach, popular attractions such as the filming location for the famous drama "Dr. Coto's Clinic" (1-minute walk) and Tategami Rock, a renowned scenic spot (10 minutes by car), are easily accessible, making it an ideal base for exploring the island. Free shuttle service and rental cars are available, ensuring a comfortable stay even for those unfamiliar with traveling on remote islands.