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Inspired by the architectural beauty of Kyoto Machiya, "Kyoto Machiya Kamogawa Gardens" centers around a garden that embodies the elegance of traditional townhouses. The garden, surrounded by lush greenery and featuring a large maple tree, transforms with each season. This ever-changing space throughout the year blends natural beauty with Japan's traditional charm. Amidst its serene and captivating atmosphere, we offer you a special experience to soothe your soul and inspire awe.

Located along the willow-lined streets of Kinosaki Onsen, offering a convenient location for exploring outdoor hot springs.

A property with 15 types of hot springs. Enjoy 15 different hot springs, including open-air baths surrounded by nature, indoor baths with a magical atmosphere, and private baths. The soothing sound of the Tone River flowing below is also delightful.

A property with the concept of "Women-Friendly Stay," where the warm hospitality of each staff member leaves a lasting impression. The meals are creative Japanese-Western fusion cuisine, focusing on ingredients from Oita, reflecting a thoughtful consideration for women.

A Resort Hotel adjacent to Kikugahama Beach, one of Japan’s “100 Best Sunsets.” Step down the stairs beside the Hotel and you’ll be directly on the beach. The Facility offerings are also extensive, including foot and hand baths, as well as a hot stone spa and far-infrared sauna—ideal for all types of trips. Conveniently located near the Hagi Castle Ruins and the historic castle town, making it a great base for sightseeing in Hagi.

A stylish pension featuring a high-ceiling fireplace and exclusive Shigaraki ceramic baths, reflecting the dedication of the owner couple. Enjoy creative dinners made with seasonal local ingredients, including homemade rice. The daily homemade desserts and siphon coffee are also highly praised.

【Selected as one of Japan's Top 100 Hotels and Ryokans by Professionals】Enjoy various hot spring baths, including a garden open-air bath and a private observation bath. Meals feature a colorful creative buffet focusing on seasonal ingredients and local production for local consumption, which is very popular. Recommended for all generations.

A serene accommodation nestled in the nature-rich Yunoyama Onsen. Enjoy seasonal kaiseki cuisine crafted with local ingredients, popular special rooms with semi-open-air onsen baths, and Japanese-Western style rooms with scenic baths. The facility also features pet care services and an observation terrace for your convenience.

An adult hideaway nestled in Kinosaki Onsen. Each of the 12 guest rooms is uniquely designed. The tatami-floored corridors, lobby, courtyard, enchanting lighting, and scattered moon motifs create picturesque scenes throughout the property. A highly recommended spot to fully enjoy the ambiance of Kinosaki.

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.

An Onsen property nestled in the forest adjacent to "Higashikagura Forest Park." Enjoy an open-air bath with views of the Daisetsuzan mountain range during the day and a starry sky at night. Perfect as a base for exploring northern Hokkaido attractions such as Asahiyama Zoo, Biei, Furano, and Asahidake.

About a 15-minute drive from the Dogo Onsen area. This is a multi-purpose hot spring Facility offering both day-use bathing and overnight stays. Every guest room features an open-air Onsen bath, where you can enjoy the gentle feel of the water.Please note that this Accommodation differs from a typical Ryokan or a Hotel focused primarily on overnight stays. The Onsen, stone sauna, restaurant, and body care services are also available to day-use guests, so the Facility may feel lively at certain times. Thank you for your understanding.

A small culinary property located slightly away from the onsen town. The original creative dishes are impressive with their generous portions. All rooms feature open-air or semi-open-air baths, allowing you to enjoy Japan's top three beautifying onsen waters anytime. The unique teapot-shaped private bath is also popular.

An Onsen Ryokan perched on a hill overlooking Lake Biwa, with the added convenience of being just about 20 minutes from Kyoto. Our top recommendation is a guest room with an open-air bath and sweeping views of Lake Biwa. Enjoy a blissful soak in a variety of tubs, including glossy enamel-style baths, wooden baths filled with the scent of timber, and gently rounded ceramic baths. In addition, the new Facility “Wayu Yamaboshi” has opened, offering easy ways to experience Japanese games and culture. This hands-on space blends tradition with fun to make your trip even more memorable.

In March 2023, the Japanese-style room with an open-air bath was renovated! In-room dining is also available.Including the popular barrier-free Western-style room with an open-air bath, there are a total of 22 rooms with open-air baths.All rooms offer ocean views overlooking a beautiful white sand beach with AA-rated water quality.After enjoying the spectacular onsen, savor the delicacies of the mountains and sea.Choose from two types of cuisine: charcoal-grilled seafood kaiseki and traditional coastal kaiseki.

From every room of the Property, you can enjoy views of Mount Kaimondake and the sea, praised by Tadataka Ino as "the most magnificent scenery." Proudly offering fresh Ise lobsters, you can savor a variety of Ise lobster dishes year-round, prepared with traditional techniques. Enjoy a blissful time accompanied by rare shochu.

A culinary-focused Onsen accommodation overlooking the majestic Suruga Bay, renovated in June 2016. Enjoy the Toi sea, a source-fed open-air bath with panoramic views, and exquisite kaiseki cuisine crafted by skilled artisans to your heart's content.

Traditional Ryokan. The main building, completed in 1908 and registered as a national tangible cultural property in 2004, still uses fixtures and lighting from that era. Enjoy the breath of the good old days with Mount Daisen and Miho Bay right in front of you.

Nestled in "Yuno Hana Onsen," a retreat of three cities. Savor seasonal delicacies, soak in the onsen surrounded by nature, and experience ultimate relaxation.

A modern Japanese-style large Resort Hotel combining the ambiance of a Ryokan and the functionality of a city Hotel. Enjoy a hot spring tour with the expansive public bath 'Tenpuku' spread over 1000 tsubo and the 'Rock Bath' utilizing 600 tons of the natural monument 'Sanbaseki'.