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Both a 140-year-old traditional Japanese house and a Western-style building rich in Meiji-era Western culture are available for exclusive use. We hope you will experience the beauty of Japanese living that has continued for over a century and the richness of life in Shinshu Suzaka. In your Room, we provide seasonal fruits from Suzaka, the "Fruit Kingdom." During your stay, enjoy beverages such as plum juice made from Shirafuji plums, as well as local sake, craft beer, and regional wines. For breakfast, savor rare sun-dried rice grown locally, which has been highly praised as an exquisite white rice. The grounds, enclosed by walls, are enveloped in tranquility at night. Enjoy moments of stillness as if you have traveled back in time to the Meiji era.

Located on the expansive grounds of Mount Nagara's hillside in Otsu City, Shiga Prefecture, is Enryakuji Temple (Miidera), boasting a 1,300-year history. Since the Heian period, it has been regarded as one of the four great temples alongside Todai-ji, Kofuku-ji, and Enryaku-ji. The temple holds 64 national treasures and 720 important cultural properties and has historical ties with notable warlords such as Oda Nobunaga, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, Tokugawa Ieyasu, and Mouri Terumoto. Within the grounds of Miidera stands "Myogon-in," a structure with over 400 years of history that has recently served an essential role as a monk's quarters. Now available for use as accommodation for one group per day only. This private space offers exclusive use of an entire building along with opportunities for training or various experiences. ・Land area: Approximately 807 sqm (including Japanese garden and gazebo) ・Facility: 3LDK + Buddhist room (approximately 176.16 sqm)

Nintendo has been making history since 1889. In Kyoto’s Kagiya-cho, “Marufukuro” began a new chapter as a Hotel by adding a new wing designed by world-renowned architect Tadao Ando to three existing buildings that once served as Nintendo’s former headquarters.The 24-hour lounge and the “Former Nintendo dNa Library & Bar,” where you can experience Nintendo’s history and origins, are exclusive spaces open only to guests.

From exclusive private use of an uninhabited island to activity experiences, breakfast and dinner, a dedicated on-site coordinator, airport Shuttle Service, and even alcohol and snacks—this is an all-inclusive villa that includes everything you need for your stay in Ishigaki Island in the Accommodation Fee.Set on approximately 1,600 m² of land, this Ryukyu limestone-inspired residence features a private pool, water slide, jacuzzi, six bedrooms, a tennis court, and a BBQ area.Your stay also includes access to a completely private uninhabited island reached by an amphibious vehicle. Reserved for only one group per day, you can enjoy uninterrupted island time with no one else around.There is no set way to spend your time here.Today you may want to quietly watch the sea. Tomorrow you may cross over to the uninhabited island and play to your heart’s content. Your days naturally take shape with whatever you feel in the moment.Space, time, and experiences—everything is tailored to your mood by a coordinator who knows Ishigaki Island inside out, creating island time just for you.

Built in 1604 by Terumoto Mori after the Battle of Sekigahara in 1600, Hagi flourished as a castle town. Walking through streets that still retain the atmosphere of those times, you can feel the presence of history in the stone walls, white plastered walls, and even in a passing breeze. Turning around, it feels as if over 400 years of history quietly lingers here. At its heart lies "Hagijo Sannomaru Hokumon Yashiki," the only Ryokan within the UNESCO World Heritage Site "Hagi Castle Town." Located on the site of the Yoshiki Mori Clan's Hagi Domain residence, it conveys to this day a harmony of Japanese elegance and Western sophistication.

The castle town of Obi, the first in Kyushu to be selected as an "Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings," is often referred to as the "Little Kyoto of Kyushu" for its beautiful streetscape that continues to captivate visitors.Nestled in this historic town are two private accommodation buildings designed by the local architectural firm, PAAK Design Co., Ltd. The firm specializes in architectural design, revitalization of traditional houses, operation of accommodations, and even sales of antique items—showcasing a variety of initiatives that utilize regional resources.【Sai】 is a 100-year-old traditional house reborn with the theme of four elements: "Difference," "Color," "Rebirth," and "Detail." 【Akanesasu】 is a hotel that inherits the history of a samurai residence once owned by senior retainer Denzaemon Ito.At PAAK HOTEL, enjoy your stay while immersing yourself in Obi's historic streetscape and natural beauty. Experience the rich local food culture unique to this region at your leisure.

Opened on September 2, 2007. Named “Masuichi Kyakuden” from the owner’s wish: “We would have loved to welcome you into our own home…”. Designed by architect John Morford—who also designed “Kurabu” and the main store of Masuichi Ichimura Sake Brewery—this Accommodation is his vision of where he would want to stay when visiting Obuse. Centered around three earthen storehouses relocated from a long-established sugar wholesaler in Nagano, it comprises seven wooden buildings, with interiors fully furnished in Western style.

~An Urban Ryokan Where You Can Experience Japan’s Traditional Beauty and the Four Seasons~ A Ryokan that lets you forget you are in the heart of the city and enjoy a sense of deep comfort for both mind and body. Enjoy the welcoming ease of a Ryokan with Hotel-level service. Savor the rich fragrance of flowers and greenery drifting through an expansive Japanese garden, and spend an elegant moment strolling at leisure along quiet pathways. In a setting where you can truly feel Japan’s traditional beauty and the changing seasons, enjoy time of exceptional quality. Takanawa Hanakohro has been awarded the highest 5-star rating for six consecutive years in the Hotel category of “Forbes Travel Guide 2026,” where specialist inspectors anonymously evaluate properties based on as many as 900 rigorous, objective criteria to recognize world-class hospitality. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone for your continued support.

Hazu-ki offers a serene space with pure wooden Sukiya-style architecture, evoking a sense of history and elegance. Here, you can enjoy Chinese herbal cuisine and high-quality onsen. The view from the property is also splendid, with beautiful valleys visible from every room. Relax both body and mind with the abundant nature and health-conscious meals.

Our garden, unchanged from past to present, remains unadorned, showcasing the natural beauty of Gozu. Literary figures such as Soma Gofu and Konoe Fumimaro, who visited our establishment, likely viewed this scenery as mere travelers. A heart that feels the beauty of beautiful things. Moments when everything appears equally dignified. What we often forget in daily life can be found here.

In Unzen City, Nagasaki Prefecture, in the Kojirakuji district of Kunimi Town, a one-building rental Property is born. Gazing at each fleeting moment. The sky, the clouds, the trees, and the sunlight filtering through them. At night, the stars. In the midst of days chased by time, pause for a moment, look back, and stand still. In this land where the townscape of the Edo period remains, a journey to discover the small moments you usually overlook, in a 190-year-old traditional Japanese house quietly standing. Experience a time you cannot in the city. Reflect on a time far beyond. May the time spent here enrich the time ahead of you. May you encounter such moments.

A thatched-roof property nestled in the traditional Japanese landscape where sasayuri flowers bloom. Terraced rice fields sway in the wind. The sky is vividly colored. Before you unfolds the life of Japan. Feel the nature and tradition, listen to the whispers of the four seasons, and take a moment to reflect on yourself.

A sake brewery and traditional townhouse, which have long witnessed the history and life of Momen Kaido, have been transformed into a private accommodation. Enjoy not only Japanese sake but also "pairing dinners" in collaboration with nearby restaurants and a "Japanese sake bath" with potential beauty benefits. Immerse yourself in the town's history and the passion of its creators during your stay.

Located near Chichibugahama, famous for its stunning sunsets and mirror-like water reflections, the quiet historic town of Nio is home to NIPPONIA Nio Mikagami no Machi, a dispersed accommodation renovated from traditional Japanese houses by master carpenters.This ancient town, dating back to the Heian period, offers a delightful historical walk through its maze-like alleys. You can experience nostalgic moments at old-fashioned grocery stores or a bakery run by an elderly woman in her 80s while staying immersed in this charming atmosphere.Escape the hustle and bustle and relax in tranquil rooms that embody traditional Japanese folk art and culture. Reconnect with yourself through records and books in this serene space.

On a 3,000 tsubo site, there are nine rooms in total: a detached Japanese-style room relocated from an old private house, a standalone detached Japanese-style room, and main building Japanese-Western style rooms. This is a 250-year-old property where you can enjoy high-quality hot springs and seasonal flavors amidst nature. Please indulge in the "Bijin no Yu" of Arifuku Onsen, which boasts one of Japan's finest spring qualities that has been flowing for 1,300 years continuously, along with authentic kaiseki cuisine featuring carefully selected fresh seafood and local organic vegetables rich in seasonal flavors. We sincerely look forward to welcoming you all.

Rakudoan is an accommodation limited to three groups per day, renovated from a traditional Toyama farmhouse called "Azumadachi," surrounded by rice fields on three sides. Using natural materials such as earth, wood, washi paper, and silk that have long been part of human life, the space seamlessly connects with the surrounding rural landscape and history while harmonizing quietly with folk crafts, traditional craftsmanship, and contemporary art. The on-site restaurant offers local cuisine from Toyama's sea, mountains, and countryside. Each dish carefully expresses not only the ingredients but also the stories and intentions behind them. By honoring the time it took for these ingredients to grow and respecting the thoughts of their producers, we weave flavors unique to this region into every plate. This accommodation allows you to experience "Toyama's spiritual richness" through its scenery, space design, art pieces, cuisine offerings, and human connections.

A property with the concept of "Wellness and Art." A remarkable fusion of history dating back to the Muromachi period and contemporary art. Enjoy the cultural arts amidst the tranquility of vast nature, along with the blessings of onsen directly from the source and wholesome, body-friendly cuisine.

Located in the Joto district, a castle town known for its impressive streetscape with long, continuous eaves, stands the former Karita Sake Brewery, established in the Edo period and designated as an Important Cultural Property of Japan. Four townhouses attached to this historic building have been renovated into a Property while preserving their traditional charm.The guesthouse buildings, limited to three groups per day, are all two-story townhouses. Accommodating up to 6 to 11 guests, they are ideal for three-generation family stays or group trips. As a unique service of Shiroshita Koyado Kojiya, which has its roots in a sake brewery, you can experience a sake bath. Additionally, each townhouse features a private garden with a terrace designed in the style of a traditional engawa. Whether enjoying a cool evening breeze after a bath or savoring a morning coffee, these simple moments may become cherished memories.

The timeless beauty of pine and cypress trees: A Property rich in history and renowned gardens. Matsudaya Hotel, boasting over 300 years of history, once served as a gathering place for the passionate discussions of Meiji Restoration leaders envisioning a new era.

Founded in the second year of Tenpo. The name Seikourou means "a pavilion built on the banks of the clear Kamo River." Seikourou, an elegant property with a refined villa, welcomes guests with its glowing lights, celebrating the beauty of Higashiyama's mountains and the clarity of the Kamo River.