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Located near the World Heritage Site Horyu-ji Temple, "Monzen Accommodation Wakou Horyuji" offers a serene and profound stay that embraces the history and culture of Nara. Guests can enjoy exclusive experiences such as the "Horyu-ji Tour with a Storyteller" and an "Original Talk Show" that highlights the charm of Nara. Both activities provide memorable moments while gently connecting with history and culture. Escape from the busyness of daily life to quietly learn, feel, and reflect at this accommodation near Horyu-ji Temple.

A tranquil accommodation nestled at the foot of Nishiyama Tumulus, along Japan's oldest road, "Yamanobe no Michi." With the concept of "Living with Ancient Tombs," we share the wisdom of coexisting with nature through accommodation, dining, and experiences. The accommodation and dining buildings are designed based on the ancient Chinese philosophy of "Yin-Yang and Five Elements," themed around the five elements: wood, fire, earth, metal, and water. Immerse yourself in a journey that engages all your senses as you experience nature's cycles through this philosophy and feel the flow of time connecting ancient Nara to modern life. Enjoy a moment to return to your origins in this serene place where past and present quietly converge. A portion of your stay fee contributes to maintaining tumuli and their surrounding environment.

A secluded property in the mountains, featuring onsen with reddish-brown bicarbonate iron water. It offers a large communal bath and open-air baths, along with kaiseki meals and hot pots utilizing seasonal flavors. Rooms with open-air baths, jacuzzi-equipped rooms, and Japanese-style rooms provide a relaxing space for your holiday. The onsen water, flowing directly from the source, is said to have been used by samurai during the Sengoku period to heal wounds, with proven benefits. Enjoy kaiseki cuisine that combines seasonal flavors with local delicacies.

A small property with six rooms located within the World Heritage Site of Iwami Ginzan. Situated at the Ginzan entrance with views of Shiroyama, it is convenient for sightseeing and strolling. The plan including kimono rental is also popular. Why not explore the retro atmosphere of the World Heritage town in a kimono?

Known as the "Castle in the Sky" or "Japan's Machu Picchu," Takeda Castle Ruins appear to float amidst a sea of clouds. At the foot of this historic site lies a charming castle town, featuring serene waterways, traditional townhouses from the Meiji and Taisho eras with white plaster walls and decorative eaves, and picturesque scenery that changes with each season.At the heart of this historic townscape stands a former sake brewery with over 400 years of history, now transformed into an elegant accommodation offering 13 unique rooms. Each room is distinct in character, housed within structures such as the main building from the Meiji era, storehouses, or detached cottages, providing guests with a tranquil and soothing retreat.The culinary experience—a highlight of any journey—features local specialties like Tajima beef and Kasumi crab paired with fresh local vegetables in exquisite French cuisine. Indulge in a world of gourmet delights enhanced by various local ingredients and fine sake.To enrich your stay further, we also provide guidance on nearby attractions. With its convenient location for visiting Takeda Castle Ruins as well as Amanohashidate sightseeing spots, our accommodation offers an ideal escape from daily life where you can enjoy moments of peace and fulfillment.

Asuka Village, known as the "Birthplace of Japan" and aiming for World Heritage status, is a place where 1,400 years of history and serene natural landscapes still thrive. Located near the iconic Ishibutai Kofun, "Bransiera Ishibutai Terrace" offers five spacious rooms with high ceilings and terraces equipped with hammocks for relaxation. On the first floor, our restaurant serves breakfast and dinner featuring local ingredients and culinary traditions unique to Nara and Asuka. Embracing the charm of the region, we provide a space where guests can "stay," "dine," and "connect with the community," delivering an exclusive experience rooted in Asuka Village's vibrant culture and tranquility.

Kurashiki Ivy Square is a complex tourist Facility that combines a Hotel and cultural Facility, created by preserving and reusing as much as possible the exterior and trees of the original factory of the Kurashiki Spinning Mill (now Kurabo) from the Meiji era. It also features experience Facilities and shops where you can purchase Kurashiki's crafts, folk art, and local confectionery as souvenirs. In 2020, the renovation of all guest rooms was completed. Inspired by the warm climate of Okayama, the rooms utilize wooden materials and are designed as relaxing spaces with a natural image. Enjoy serene moments to your heart's content amidst beautifully unified interiors.

It's like opening a giant time capsule. That was the impression when we first entered to begin the restoration of this accommodation. This building once served as a "Honjin," a resting place for the Matsumoto feudal lord traveling to Edo during the Sankin-kotai system. Over 100 years, it has accumulated remnants from various eras, packed tightly within its walls. As we carefully uncovered these layers with the help of local residents, the essence and potential of this accommodation began to reveal themselves.The cultural figures who passed through here, and those who warmly welcomed them with heartfelt hospitality. An old hearth unexpectedly discovered when removing floorboards—when its fire is lit again after all these years, this Honjin will come alive once more. Perhaps this space has been waiting for someone all along. The aesthetic sensibility housed within this building inspires our creativity.Dialogue & Inspiration A place to gather around the fire and share stories together.

Jomon Onsen's Property Mawaki Pole Pole takes pride in its cuisine that utilizes the blessings of "Noto's Satoyama Satoumi," recognized as a World Agricultural Heritage. We cherish locally harvested seasonal ingredients and seasonings, offering fresh seafood and the rare brand "Noto Beef." Additionally, from the spacious special rooms, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the Sea of Japan and indulge in luxurious moments. The natural onsen baths are highly praised for warming the body and being effective for cold sensitivity, neuralgia, and joint pain.

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.

This Property, located along the approach to Asuka Niimasu Shrine within the historic site of "Asuka-dera Ruins," is a renovated accommodation featuring the structure of a "rectangular four-room local-style townhouse" built in the third year of the Meiji era (over 150 years ago). The exterior and layout have been preserved as much as possible. While incorporating original fittings and antique materials from the time, the Property is equipped with modern amenities, including air conditioning systems, to ensure a comfortable stay. It offers two spacious Rooms, each with a unique atmosphere, featuring a courtyard and a large Shigaraki ware bathtub. The Rooms are also stocked with a collection of rare "out-of-print historical books" and "photography and art books." During your stay, we encourage you to take a closer look at the building and books, and enjoy a hands-on, engaging experience.

Come and stay at a long-established Ryokan in Kada, a scenic spot with sweeping views of the magnificent sky and sea—from Tomogashima and Awaji Island all the way to Shikoku. Located in a town selected as one of Japan’s “Top 100 Sunsets,” you can enjoy beautiful ocean views and sunsets from your Room or bath. Another highlight is fresh seafood unique to this fishing town, including seasonal fish enjoyed simply with salt or sudachi citrus.Our suite Rooms feature premium furnishings such as Sealy beds used by top-class Hotel properties and Italian-made sofas, while panoramic glass windows showcase breathtaking views. The hot spring water is a sodium bicarbonate–chloride spring, known for benefits such as relief of neuralgia and joint pain. Savor the seasons with our finest kaiseki cuisine, centered on local ingredients from Wakayama.

The onsen property "Fruit Forest" features rooms with 100% natural hot spring water flowing into Hinoki wooden indoor baths, providing relaxation for both body and mind. Private open-air baths are also available, allowing you to enjoy the seasonal scenery outside the window while experiencing luxurious moments. The simple tatami-matted rooms offer natural warmth, helping you unwind. We serve dishes made with abundant local ingredients from Iwate, tailored to the season.

Reborn as "Oshu Hiraizumi Onsen Ryokan ITSUMU" after the history of its predecessor, Kinugawa-so.ITSUMU boasts an excellent location as a tourism hub, situated in the heart of the Tohoku region. We strive to ensure a comfortable stay for our guests and allow them to fully experience the charm of Oshu. With hospitality rooted in the local "people," "culture," and "history," we warmly welcome you.

A hidden nine-room Accommodation nestled in Sakurai, Nara—considered the birthplace of Japanese culture—“Auberge de Senvie.” We offer a stay close to nature, inviting you to reflect on your senses and the rhythms of life. Our French cuisine, created in sincere partnership with local producers, captures the season and the land’s memories, quietly expressing the essence of Nara. Step away from the bustle and surrender to changing scenery and stillness. Experience our philosophy—“Sens” (senses) and “Vie” (life)—through our cuisine, spaces, and your stay.

A prime location for easily exploring historical sites such as Ueda Castle, the residence of Sanada Yukimura, and the post stations of the Hokkokukaido. Enjoy kaiseki cuisine meticulously prepared by the chef using seasonal local ingredients.

Known as the Mahoroba of the nation, Nara, the land of Yamato. Among them, in the northwest of Asuka Village, which retains a strong breath of ancient times, near Ikazuchi Hill mentioned in the Manyoshu, stands a small Property limited to one group per day, that is Asuka Yuri no Sato Shinrajuku.

A property boasting ocean-view rooms, stunning open-air onsen, and fresh seafood. The open-air onsen, seemingly extending into the sea, is a natural hot spring from 2000m underground. Enjoy a dinner featuring fresh sea urchins, abalone, and other seafood caught in Minami Sanriku.

A property conveying history and culture, located in the town of Aikawa, part of the Sado Gold Mine heritage site. Close to mining ruins and historical buildings, it serves as an ideal base for exploring the town. Enjoy the island's leisurely pace with Sado Island's historical culture, Aikawa's crimson sunsets, and seasonal delights from the sea and mountains.