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Quietly situated along Yunotsubo Street, this modern Japanese-style property blends Japanese and Western elements, tradition, and modernity. Enjoy a modern Japanese-Western fusion Kaiseki meal featuring Bungo beef and natural onsen in an open-air rock bath.

Nakadanaso was founded in 1898. A secluded Accommodation in Komoro, Shinshu, with ties to the literary master Toson Shimazaki. Inspired by the founder’s vision, the building is wooden throughout, offering the warmth of natural timber. Our natural Onsen, fed directly from our own source and flowing freely, is known for its gentle, silky feel and skin-beautifying qualities. Guided by the belief, “Is there not a way to make oneself more fresh—and more simple?”, we welcome you with heartfelt hospitality. Leave the bustle of everyday life behind and enjoy a relaxing stay as you reflect on history and savor the nostalgic charm of Shinshu.

A traditional countryside house nestled in a serene village surrounded by rice fields and farmland. This charming establishment offers kaiseki cuisine, local dishes, specialty herring rice, and handmade soba noodles in a rustic setting. Enjoy a relaxing stay in a space intentionally free of TVs, radios, telephones, or clocks—allowing you to unwind and forget the passage of time.

A Ryokan with a unique charm, featuring beams relocated from a traditional house over 150 years old. Creative rural cuisine focusing on local ingredients is popular. Especially, dishes using rare ingredients such as Onsen pufferfish and premium Yashio trout are worth trying at least once.

Hotel Wellies is a friendly European-style hotel operated by a British owner. You can enjoy a cozy and homely experience as if traveling abroad. The 9 rooms have all been recently renovated with unique and beautiful interiors. There are twin rooms, double rooms, and rooms for 3-5 guests. Located near Nakakaruizawa Station and the Hoshino area, in a quiet and green environment. Supports Japanese and English.

A secluded adults-only Accommodation where you can enjoy a quiet stay, blending the charm of an early Showa-era three-story wooden building with a modern touch. Ideally located right in front of the entrance is the sightseeing boat pier that crosses Amanohashidate, one of Japan’s Three Scenic Views. From each uniquely styled guest room, take in the ever-changing scenery of Amanohashidate and watch the boats come and go, then unwind in the large public bath—renovated in November 2023—and enjoy the skin-friendly alkaline simple Onsen waters of Nariai Kannon Onsen. From spring to autumn, savor fresh seafood and wagyu shabu-shabu; in winter, indulge in snow crab dishes—a seasonal delicacy from the Sea of Japan!

Situated on a 10,000-tsubo property, this accommodation features 14 guest rooms, all offering panoramic views of the scenic Kumihama Bay. The onsen facilities, including a large communal bath and open-air bath, utilize natural spring water without any dilution. Relax and enjoy the picturesque Kumihama Bay, resembling a landscape painting, from the bath. The cuisine emphasizes seasonal ingredients, including seafood from the Sea of Japan and Tajima beef, prepared with meticulous care. Unwind in the serene and elegant atmosphere of the traditional Sukiya-style architecture.

A Ryokan with its own private Onsen source. Enjoy 100% free-flowing natural hot spring water in the large public bath and open-air bath, with no added water or heating. Kaiseki cuisine featuring local ingredients, including splendid alfonsino, is also popular. A recommended place where you can casually enjoy both the Onsen and great dining.

Known as the sky closest to the stars in Northeastern Tohoku, the mountainous highlands of Hachimantai. This highland resort allows you to enjoy moderate luxury in casual attire amidst vast and private natural surroundings. High-quality meat directly delivered from Yokosawa is a staple, but the specialty "Oobure Hormone Hotpot" is also a popular dish.

"Elegance," one of Japan's traditional aesthetic ideals. Experience the essence of tradition through kimono, tatami, and the wisdom of cherishing what is important. Rejuvenate your mind and body in ancient hot springs, gaining vitality to soar into tomorrow.

Established in Taisho 14, this hidden property features traditional Japanese architecture exuding Taisho-era charm. Located along "Yunotsubo Kaido" in the heart of Yufuin, it offers convenient access to sightseeing and strolling around Kinrin Lake. Four private hot spring baths with 100% natural spring water are available 24/7. Its continuous hospitality and thoughtfully prepared creative kaiseki cuisine are reasons for its popularity.

A Property nestled in Tsukioka Onsen, renowned for its emerald green waters with a sulfur aroma. Enjoy the famous Onsen with the second-highest sulfur content in The whole country. Meals are served in your Room, featuring fresh seafood from Niigata and Koshihikari rice directly sourced from the region, offering a seasonal kaiseki menu.

Located near the Kanmon Strait, this Ryokan offers fresh seafood cuisine. Notably, the specialty fugu dishes available year-round are a highlight. The seawater salt bath drawn from the strait's seabed and the view of the Kanmon Strait from the Room are also popular. Additionally, the interior exudes an exotic atmosphere, including a tea room featuring the throne used by the emperor in the movie "The Last Emperor," adding to its charm.

Only 5 rooms, a property with detached houses offering accommodation without meals. Located in the center of Yufuin, a quiet and nostalgic space unfolds. The room's bath uses 100% natural onsen water. Additionally, there is a mini kitchen with a microwave for a free-style stay.

A 12-room accommodation located in Tsukioka Onsen, renowned for its "Bijin no Yu" (Beauty Hot Spring). Enjoy two types of private baths, outdoor and indoor, free of charge. The cuisine, featuring an abundance of seasonal ingredients from Niigata, is also highly popular. Savor the rich flavors of the sea and mountains with a monthly changing menu.

A traditional Japanese-style Ryokan on the banks of the clear Arakawa River. Enjoy our open-air garden baths that reflect the beauty of each season, as well as a private panoramic open-air bath with magnificent views of the Iide Mountain Range.Please also savor our cuisine, carefully prepared with seasonal ingredients from Niigata.

Kotobuki-tei is a long-established Ryokan founded in the Meiji era, nestled in the mountains of Yunoyama Onsen. Here, you can enjoy both dining and Onsen in complete privacy with your loved ones—without worrying about anyone else.For dinner, savor a kaiseki course featuring seasonal ingredients from Mie, served either in your Room or a private dining room. Relax in your yukata and take your time enjoying the food and conversation without concern for those around you.There are six private baths to choose from, including fragrant hinoki cypress, warm Shigaraki ware, and atmospheric stone baths. Whether it’s a bath where you can bathe safely with a baby, soak quietly as a couple, or unwind together as a family, you can select the perfect bath to match your travel companion and mood that day.Surrounded by Suigunkaku—an Important Tangible Cultural Property registered by the nation—and a Japanese garden that changes with the seasons, spend peaceful moments here on couples’ trips, family vacations, or special anniversaries.

Established in the 2nd year of the Meiji era, this Ryokan served as the setting for Uno Chiyo's novel "Ohan." Enjoy traditional flavors preserved through time-honored methods without the use of chemical seasonings. Just a 1-minute walk to Kintai Bridge, one of Japan's three unique bridges, making it convenient for sightseeing.

A secluded accommodation resembling a village, nestled along the stream of the hidden Seven Waterfalls. Spanning approximately 5,000 tsubo, there are only six detached accommodations on the property. Each room features a private Onsen with 100% natural hot spring water flowing directly from the source, offering a luxurious private space. A perfect retreat to visit throughout all seasons—whether for fresh greenery, autumn foliage, or snowy landscapes.

With a history of 700 years, this rare Onsen, known for its healing properties for eye ailments, is one of the hidden gems in the whole country. The "Eye Medicine Bath," featuring 100% natural flowing hot spring water, offers lukewarm temperatures perfect for long soaks. Enjoy this historic hidden Onsen, once used as a secret retreat by Uesugi Kenshin.