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Located in Nakijin, northern Okinawa Island, "Nakijin Tsuwabuki" is an exclusive hideaway Property that accommodates only one group per day, designed as if the entire forest is a single room. Three small buildings are thoughtfully constructed on a spacious 1,000-tsubo (approximately 3,300 square meters) site to blend seamlessly with the forest scenery. Moving between these buildings allows you to fully immerse yourself in the sounds of birdsong, rustling winds, and raindrops—offering a unique sensory experience that embodies our ultimate hospitality. We invite you to discover a new way of staying in Okinawa. Take a break from your daily tasks and spend precious time with your loved ones.

Wami no Yado Kakujoro is a long-established Property founded in 1925, located at the tip of the Atsumi Peninsula. The main building, Kakujoro, and the annex, Izutsuro, are designated as Registered Tangible Cultural Properties of Japan, preserving their serene and nostalgic appearance. In June 2005, the newly constructed annexes "Unjoro" and "Suijoro," featuring rooms with open-air baths, were introduced, blending modern aesthetics with traditional charm to provide a comfortable and relaxing stay. For dining, guests can enjoy kaiseki cuisine prepared with fresh, seasonal seafood sourced from the Atsumi Peninsula area. Our specialty winter dish, the fugu kaiseki, allows you to savor the full flavor of natural tiger pufferfish, a luxurious delicacy. As a Property that offers a harmonious blend of tradition and modernity, along with exquisite culinary experiences, we would be delighted if you find joy and satisfaction during your stay.

Enjoy a high-quality relaxation space with four stylish rooms. A blend of Western charm and Japanese hospitality, complemented by the allure of an open-air hot spring bath.

Kawaji, on the Nishi Kaido route of Aizu. Located near Nikko, a renowned sightseeing destination, Kawaji was once a key thoroughfare linking Edo and Aizu in Oshu. Its hot springs were also valued for healing injuries and were praised with the saying, “For wounds, Kawaji; for burns, Taki,” making it a restorative retreat for weary travelers.Building on this tradition today, we are renewing our inn as “Iwaiyado Ju-an,” aiming to be a hidden sanctuary in Kawaji where guests from afar can relax and soothe everyday fatigue with ease. Surrounded by magnificent nature right before your eyes, we hope you will forget time and gently warm your memories and heart.

At the northernmost tip of Kyoto Prefecture lies Taiza on the Tango Peninsula. Here, you will find a world once cherished by an ancient empress as an ideal paradise—a place where sky, sea, and land come together in strength and beauty. All of our hospitality is offered so you can feel the richness of living in harmony with the great nature passed down through generations, and so you may spend an unchanging “time for the heart” that endures through eternity.The origin of Tanpei— It began when master carpenter Heikichi Shimoda welcomed guests and fellow craftsmen, and in 1868 he opened a culinary business. Skilled in traditional ink-line marking, Heikichi was known locally as “Sumiya no Hei-san” (“Hei from the ink shop”). From this nickname came the house name Tanpei, later renamed “Tanpei,” and it has since been operated as the oldest Accommodation in Tango Town to this day. The spirit of hospitality of “Sumiya no Hei-san” has been passed down through six generations and continues today.

All guest rooms are 90 m² or larger and feature a private open-air bath. Enjoy an elegant stay with kaiseki cuisine and an outdoor living area.

A warm welcome that will make you want to say “I’m home” again awaits you. You’re sure to feel at ease in the friendly atmosphere, where every staff member greets you with a smile. The property features 100% natural Onsen hot spring water from the source and a scenic panoramic sauna, perfect for relaxing at your own pace. Surrounded by a quiet, calming setting, Kitamuki Kannon Temple—a popular sightseeing spot—is just a 2-minute walk away. Enjoy a peaceful stay and leave the bustle of everyday life behind.

"Teisui," harmoniously built into the nature of the Oga Peninsula. Enjoy an uninterrupted view that blends seamlessly with nature, allowing you to fully appreciate the changing seasons and the soothing sound of waves. Indulge in a liberating Onsen overlooking the sea and savor heartfelt local cuisine from the Oga Peninsula. Spend luxurious moments with your loved ones.

A long-established Ryokan founded in the Meiji era. Relax at Iwamuro Onsen’s largest public bath and unwind in the open-air bath. Enjoy seasonal cuisine made with ingredients nurtured by Niigata’s sea and land.

While we may not offer the comfort of a city Hotel, we strive to "attend to each detail with care" and "deliver authenticity." We provide cuisine rich with the blessings of the mountains and hospitality unique to this location. We hope you enjoy a "heart-refreshing journey" that becomes a bookmark in your life.

A secluded Accommodation nestled amid lush mountains and the far-reaching fields of the plains. Enjoy dishes made with fresh Toyama ingredients and a setting framed by the scattered villages of the Nanto Plain and surrounding mountains. Warm yourself to the core in our “warming bath,” rich in moisturizing minerals, and spend a truly special time here.

A Journey of Relaxation and Warmth Experience the charm of Hokuriku's four seasons in our serene garden, the soothing warmth of our hot springs, and the kindness of our hospitality. Enjoy 7,000 tsubo (approximately 23,100 square meters) of heartfelt service at your leisure.

"The Shiroyama Terrace Tsuyama Bekkan" has begun its journey with the aim of becoming a Hotel that is cherished for generations. Just as the Shūraku-en, a nationally designated scenic spot where the lords of the Tsuyama domain once entertained their guests in a villa garden, this Hotel aspires to be a welcoming retreat for esteemed guests, a comfortable villa where locals gather and wish to visit repeatedly, and a stage where the finest local products from Tsuyama and Okayama Prefecture shine brightly.On the eighth floor of the Hotel, the Onsen large public bath with an open-air bath offers the renowned "Dodo Onsen," a famous hot spring of Tsuyama long celebrated for its skin-beautifying properties. Guests can enjoy a relaxing soak while taking in the view of the Tsuyama Castle ruins in Tsuruyama Park. For dinner, indulge in a kaiseki course featuring a main dish of locally sourced wagyu steak prepared on a teppan grill, complemented by a variety of dishes showcasing the bounty of the satoyama in Mimasaka Tsuyama and Okayama Prefecture, as well as the seafood of the San'in region. The following morning, a breakfast buffet designed to energize your day awaits you at the buffet restaurant facing the open garden.

A hidden retreat for adults with 20 rooms, each featuring an open-air bath, set within 5,000 tsubo. Enjoy a leisurely and carefree journey from a hilltop overlooking Ago Bay. The interior is designed in a modern Japanese style, exuding the warmth of wood and offering a relaxed atmosphere. A special day that fulfills your travel desires. That is "Teisho Basara-tei."

Located about a 5-minute taxi ride from JR Tendo Station, "Tendoso" has been in operation for over 100 years since its founding as an eel restaurant in the early Meiji era. This small-scale accommodation features only 11 rooms, focusing on providing personalized hospitality to each guest. All guest rooms offer the enjoyment of Onsen. The property includes unique spaces such as "Rijin-kyo," a detached single-story building with traditional Sukiya-style architecture, and "Azumatei," a suite blending modern functionality with the aesthetic charm of Japanese-Western design. At Tendoso, it’s not just about relieving travel fatigue but also cherishing the joy of doing nothing. Spend blissful moments in a space where tradition and sophistication come alive, allowing your heart to unwind completely.

Hotel Italia Ken is a historic hotel with roots in Japan's first authentic Western restaurant, established during the Meiji era. The name "Italia Ken," passed down by its Italian founder Miola, remains celebrated as the origin of Niigata's Western culinary culture. Experience a serene space where classic and modern styles blend seamlessly, complemented by exquisite cuisine made with local ingredients. We offer hospitality that caters to a wide range of needs, from business and sightseeing to special occasions. Enjoy a stay enveloped in history and elegance at Hotel Italia Ken.

A property focused on art and antiques, popular among women and couples. Equipped with stone sauna and spa facilities, offering relaxation. There are 44 rooms in total, 20 of which feature open-air baths. The open-air baths are made of hinoki wood, ceramics, stone, and logs, each with a unique charm, allowing you to enjoy beautiful night views while listening to music. The water is natural onsen, highly alkaline, and known as "beauty water."

The terraced rice fields and beech forests, along with the lives of people coexisting with nature in the snowy region of Tokamachi, Niigata Prefecture, are referred to as Japan's original landscape. Among them, in the snow-rich Matsunoyama area, "Hinanoyado Chitose" awaits your visit. Here, you can enjoy the Matsunoyama Onsen, one of Japan's three major medicinal hot springs, with open-air baths fed directly from the source. We also prepare local cuisine using delicious rice and mountain vegetables nurtured by snowmelt water to welcome you.

A small and serene ryokan, "Ashikari," nestled in a quiet mountain area of 2,000 tsubo, offers warm hospitality in a traditional sukiya-style setting. The kaiseki cuisine, featuring the finest seasonal ingredients, is highly acclaimed by food connoisseurs. Guests can choose from elegantly designed standard rooms or newly built rooms with open-air hot spring baths on spacious decks, all offering breathtaking views of the surrounding natural landscape for a truly relaxing stay. The newly established dining area facing a rustic moss garden filled with the sounds of babbling streams and chirping insects is also highly praised for its wine selection that perfectly complements the kaiseki dishes.

The luxurious rooms and flowing onsen baths at "Unzen Onsen Tōen," situated by Oshidori Pond, offer views as beautiful as a Japanese painting. The cuisine is handcrafted using abundant seasonal local ingredients. Experience the delight for your eyes and palate with dishes served on Arita porcelain.