Nationwide × Accommodation With Onsen Considered Good For RheumatismRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

All guest rooms feature open-air baths with natural Onsen water flowing directly from the source. We offer 19 rooms in 3 different types. Here at Akayu Onsen, you can enjoy the finest Onsen with a faint scent of sulfur. The area is rich in culture, with ties to the legacy of Uesugi Yozan. The Okitama Basin nurtures exceptional rice, vegetables, and fruits. The rice transforms into sake, and the grapes into wine. "Yamagataza Takinami" is a Facility where you can enjoy not only the natural beauty and culture of Yamagata but also the finest Onsen and rich flavors. We hope you will take your time to fully experience "Yamagata" with all your senses and enjoy a relaxing stay.

An Accommodation in Awazu Onsen, founded in Yoro 2 (718). Discovered by the monk Taicho Daishi, its sacred spring still flows today. A nationally registered commemorative garden passed down from Kobori Enshu to Sano Toemon. A group of nationally registered tangible cultural properties, masterfully assembled by temple carpenters without a single nail. Time carried on since the monk Garyo, and handed down through 47 generations as guardians of the waters. In the garden moss, in the temperature of the water, in the cypress beams—1,300 years of time quietly seep through. Spend a night within it, and the rhythms of everyday life gently begin to unwind.

A long-loved culinary Ryokan in Arima has reopened after a full renovation in 2023!A true master chef explains each dish carefully right in front of the guests—because only when guests are delighted can one be called first-class.This philosophy lies at the heart of Ota’s cuisine and gave rise to “Kyakumae-ryori” (chef’s counter-style dining).To let you enjoy Tadomichi Ota’s signature Kyakumae-ryori even more closely, we have created a counter-focused restaurant and, with an emphasis on privacy and comfort, equipped all six rooms with “Kinsen” open-air baths.Reborn as a Ryokan pursuing an even higher level of luxury.With thorough evolution in both facilities and hospitality, please enjoy an even more premium, captivating retreat for adults.

Welcome to Ikaho Onsen, Hotel Kogure. With a proud 400-year history, we are the heart of Ikaho, boasting the largest source of the renowned "Golden Onsen" waters. Drawing over 1,000 liters per minute from the source— We offer one of North Kanto's top-class water volumes. Experience an extraordinary onsen journey in our expansive 1,300-tsubo bathhouse featuring large communal baths, open-air baths, private baths, and spa spaces—a true "paradise of hot springs." All rooms are designed with spacious comfort in mind. From luxurious suites to rooms with private open-air baths, each space is crafted not for continuing your daily routine but for immersing yourself in an extraordinary experience. Meals feature kaiseki cuisine that highlights seasonal and local ingredients. Our grand chef pours heart and soul into every dish to deliver flavors that delight all five senses. Above all else, what Hotel Kogure takes pride in is our "hospitality perfected for healing." From the moment you step inside our accommodation, a special experience awaits you—one that will make you think: "I'm so glad I chose this place."

Just a 1-minute walk from the famous Kusatsu Onsen attraction 'Yubatake'. The traditional Japanese-style Ryokan 'Naraya' exudes historical charm. Boasting a variety of Room types suitable for various travels and the 24-hour flowing Onsen 'Shirahata no Yu'.

Experience an extraordinary sense of scale. The grand garden bath, with a depth of 25 meters, features an impressive flow of water, boasting a total daily output of 14 million liters. Sourced from 14 springs across four types, all Onsen baths are fed directly from the source, offering an unparalleled abundance of hot spring water. For dining, indulge in Kagoshima specialties such as Kurobuta Shamo hot pot and Wagyu steak paired perfectly with local shochu. Take a stroll through the "Hundred-Year Cedar Garden," lined with 30,000 cedar trees for a journey back in time. At night, the garden is illuminated to create an even more magical atmosphere. Immerse yourself in the exceptional experience of Kirishima's Onsen paradise for a truly unforgettable escape from everyday life.

Izu Nagaoka Onsen “Fugaku Hanabusa” is a quiet Onsen Accommodation where every room offers views of Mt. Fuji and the Kano River.In the private open-air bath with free-flowing natural hot spring water, enjoy the ever-changing scenery of Mt. Fuji along with the gentle waters. Choose from refined guest rooms, including options with an open-air bath, for a high-quality private retreat. Dining is served in fully private rooms, featuring creative kaiseki cuisine made with local fish from Suruga Bay and Shizuoka A5 Wagyu beef. Enjoy a special stay surrounded by Mt. Fuji, Onsen, and seasonal flavors.

The guest rooms, designed with the concept of "detached" structures protruding into the surrounding nature of the property, are the architectural and interior design work of the globally acclaimed architect Hikoko Nishia. All rooms feature open-air baths with natural onsen water, allowing you to enjoy a private space. We aim to provide a property that harmonizes with the unique hospitality and serene tranquility of Tokachi.

The "Hypotonic Alkaline High-Temperature Onsen," known as the Beauty Skin Bath, features a water quality that gently permeates the skin. Enjoy meticulously crafted kaiseki cuisine made with carefully selected ingredients. Relax and unwind at this tranquil accommodation surrounded by the prefectural tree, Nambu Red Pine.

All Rooms feature open-air baths, allowing you to relax and rejuvenate, and enjoy seasonal French cuisine prepared with a touch of Japanese spirit.

In a one-of-a-kind location surrounded by drifting steam and geothermal energy, Unzen Kyushu Hotel offers 25 guest rooms.Enjoy an in-room Onsen in every room, seasonal Nagasaki cuisine, and quiet moments in a scenic lounge. Drinks and light snacks served in the lounge throughout your stay are complimentary. Step away from everyday life and savor a relaxing stay in Unzen.

KANAYA RESORT HAKONE stands quietly amid lush, natural forest.For dinner, enjoy French cuisine with Japanese touches, carrying on the tradition of the legendary restaurant “Seiyozensho John Kanaya Azabu”.All guest rooms feature private Onsen baths, allowing you to enjoy the renowned waters of Owakudani as free-flowing hot spring water.Experience a sense of harmony with nature in spaces where time slows down—seasonal garden terraces and walking paths that change their character throughout the year.

This Ryokan features an open-air garden bath and a distinctive milky-blue Onsen with a slightly bluish, creamy-white hue. In early summer, azaleas bloom, and in winter you can enjoy the fragrance of pomelo floating in the bath—another of its charms. It is also a long-established Onsen Accommodation that has continued since the Meiji era, even in Myoban.

Stay in a historic building registered as a tangible cultural property, where all meals and Onsen experiences can be enjoyed entirely in your Room from check-in to check-out. Experience a private space that feels both nostalgic and fresh, harmonized with nature, and enjoy a deeply relaxing moment.

The main residence of the renowned Onsen of Aizu, "Higashiyama Onsen." A Property offering exclusive hospitality to only one group per day. Spend precious time with your loved ones in a relaxed atmosphere at our Property. This is the shared sentiment of all our staff, and we spare no effort to provide heartfelt service. Hearing the words "Thank you" and welcoming you back to Aizu someday—this is our greatest joy. Our head chef, who knows the charm of Aizu's ingredients inside and out, selects only the finest materials. The majestic traditional Japanese architecture, rich in history, is one of the highlights. It is one of the three great wooden mansions of Aizu from the Showa era. Standing proudly at the gateway to Aizu Higashiyama Onsen, in front of the Aizu Samurai Residence, this impressive wooden structure showcases the craftsmanship of master carpenters. The main building, tea rooms steeped in history, and the garden all exude a sense of tradition. Here at "Tsuruga Aizu Higashiyama Main Sanctuary," you can savor a variety of traditional Aizu samurai cuisine, as well as the exquisite "Aizu Brand Horse Meat" with its refined red meat, paired with Aizu's renowned sake.

Ryokan "Ogoto Onsen Yumotokan" located in Otsu City, Shiga Prefecture, by the shores of Lake Biwa. Enjoy a tour of the four different onsen within the property, and we offer various accommodation plans and day-use plans. Please relax while gazing at Lake Biwa.

The "Hotel Kobe Rokko Guesthouse," a newly constructed and elegantly refined property, has been established within the Setonaikai National Park Rokko grounds as an accredited lodging project under the National Natural Park Act, marking its debut after nearly a century. From the New Japan Top 100 Mountains, you can overlook one of Japan's three major nightscapes, with the city of Kobe and the shimmering blue Seto Inland Sea as a backdrop. The natural scenery offers a grand panorama unique to Mount Rokko, where mountains, the city center, and the sea converge, creating a dramatic and expansive view due to the steep elevation differences. Experience the vibrant lights of the city center and feel the harmony they bring. We hope to share the joy of peaceful living with you at the Guesthouse, accompanied by our heartfelt hospitality.

The Yumoto Saito Ryokan, with a history of 284 years, is a charming property blending the Shirahone Onsen and the traditional ambiance of Shinshu. The onsen, sourced from its own spring since the Kamakura period, is milky white and is said to be effective for gastrointestinal ailments. All 53 guest rooms are named after notable novelists and poets, offering a serene space for relaxation. Additionally, you can savor Japanese seasonal course meals featuring the bounty of Shinshu's mountains and rivers.

Awaji Island, serenely floating in the Seto Inland Sea, has flourished as a provider of food for the imperial court since ancient times, weaving its history with the sea and passing down the stories of Japan's creation. The villa "Amahara" of Awaji Yumesenkei, named after "Takamagahara," the dwelling place of the heavenly gods as told in the "Kojiki," is a villa filled with the desire for guests to enjoy a fulfilling holiday amidst the blessed environment of Awaji Island and the gentle passage of time.