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A refined sukiya-style retreat nestled along a lush, verdant gorge. All buildings, including the guest rooms, face the Matsukawa Gorge—spring and summer bring fresh greenery to this “Accommodation in the gorge.” In autumn, it becomes a “healing hot spring” floating amid crimson mountains, and in winter, a “moment of tranquility” wrapped in white. This Accommodation offers breathtaking views throughout the year, in every season. Please take your time enjoying our signature oil fondue in a private dining room.

Selected for IKYU’s “15 Dream Accommodations to Visit This Year,” Yuyado Soan is a serene retreat nestled in Izumo, the land of the gods. Enjoy free-flowing natural hot spring water from Yunokawa Onsen—renowned as one of Japan’s top three “beauty baths”—in an atmospheric setting that makes the most of traditional farmhouse beams and earthen walls, for a truly relaxing stay. Detached guest rooms feature spacious semi-open-air baths and fireplaces, offering a soothing escape where you can feel Izumo’s nature and the changing seasons in garden-wrapped tranquility. For dining, the head chef personally selects seafood from the majestic Sea of Japan and blessings from the San’in region, crafting creative Japanese cuisine that highlights the very best seasonal flavors of the day. Soak in a “beauty bath,” savor exquisite seasonal cuisine, and unwind in the quiet calm of a traditional farmhouse—. Conveniently located near Izumo Taisha Shrine and Izumo Airport, this Accommodation is also an ideal base for sightseeing—enjoy a refined getaway that nourishes both skin and soul.

Nagahama was developed in the late Sengoku period as the castle town of Hashiba (Toyotomi) Hideyoshi. “Hamakozuki” is an Onsen fine-dining Ryokan on the shores of Lake Biwa, beside Hokoen Park (Nagahama Castle).Kohoku and Nagahama still preserve much of the culture and romance of the Sengoku era. Enjoy Taiko Onsen with panoramic views of Lake Biwa, along with exquisite cuisine from our restaurant.

Yuno-yado Joetsukan is a five-room Ryokan nestled along the Tone River. We offer high-quality service and heartfelt hospitality, including free-flowing hot spring water direct from the source, kaiseki cuisine served course by course, and magnificent views from your room. Enjoy sommelier-selected wines and local sake, and at our private on-site café “Ume no Mitsu,” we also serve body-friendly handmade sweets such as gateau chocolate. The nature surrounding our Ryokan changes day by day—fresh greenery, wild fireflies, autumn leaves, and snowy landscapes—so please savor the scenery, sounds, and breeze with someone special.

The "segai-dashi beam construction" creates a beautiful landscape with large white walls and black beams. It recreates the traditional architectural style that has been passed down since the Edo period when it was founded. From the moment you step through the entrance, you are welcomed by a space with a pure Japanese atmosphere. A quiet time flows within the facility, making it hard to believe it's in the center of an Onsen town.

Situated on a 5,000-tsubo property, Tsutsujitei features approximately 3,000 tsubo of natural forest transformed into a rustic garden. This wooden property offers a serene retreat where you can experience the changing seasons, shifting shadows, gentle breezes, the sound of rain, and dancing snow, all while enjoying distant views of the Shirane mountain range. As a property close to nature, it provides a slow passage of time and moments of tranquility. Welcome to Tsutsujitei, the hot spring village where azaleas bloom.

This is a long-established Ryokan at Kawayu Onsen, where Onsen springs flow from the riverbed. It is the closest Ryokan to the large open-air bath "Sennin-buro," which is available from December to February every year. In November 2008, we opened three "Kumano Modern Rooms," guest rooms with open-air baths and foot baths inspired by the bamboo, wood, and earth of Kumano. Enjoy the ultimate relaxation of a foot bath while overlooking the river's open-air bath and the Sennin-buro (available from December to February). Additionally, a private open-air bath with a reclining bath was also opened in November 2008. All Rooms face the river, allowing you to fully experience the natural beauty of Kumano.

■ Set amid pristine nature and timeless history, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage setting. ■ A rich variety of fish landed at the Kii-Nagashima Fishing Port. At our Hotel restaurant—like a small fish market—you can choose the fish for today’s meal yourself. ■ The stone-paved Kumano Kodo, which has carried people’s prayers since ancient times. Our own natural hot spring, “Kihoku Sennen Onsen,” named with the wish that it will endure for a thousand years to come, offers a smooth and soothing bathing experience. These three charms come together to embrace you in a calm moment—like waves gently repeating their rhythm.

A sky-high Hotel in Izu, wrapped in an overwhelming coolness up to 9°C lower than central Tokyo and closer to the stars than anywhere else in the region. Enjoy blissful bathing that lets you forget everyday life in our spectacular large public bath with panoramic views—Sagami Bay to the east, Suruga Bay to the west, and majestic Mt. Fuji right before your eyes. Cuisine features seasonal local ingredients nurtured by Izu’s rich nature, served as a lavish buffet or an authentic course meal. At night, an unobstructed canopy of stars fills the sky. Spend a soothing, refreshing holiday here, embraced by cool breezes.

Since its establishment in Genroku 7 (1694), "Sekizenkan" has welcomed guests for over 300 years, with a constant flow of visitors seeking Onsen therapy. The Property features three distinct buildings: the "Main Building," known as the oldest Onsen inn architecture in Japan, where the culture of Onsen therapy still thrives; the "Sansou," designated as a Registered Tangible Cultural Property of Japan for its excellent design and architectural techniques in the Momoyama style; and the "Kashoutei," located at the highest point in Shima Onsen, surrounded by the tranquility of ancient pine trees. At Sansou and Kashoutei, guests can savor exquisite kaiseki cuisine prepared by the head chef. Enjoy a variety of Onsen experiences, including the retro-modern "Genroku no Yu" and the seasonal "Mori no Yu."

A highland resort for adults embraced by the Nasu mountain range, Nasu Yoko Hotel. All guest rooms offer views of the mountains, providing a serene escape from urban noise. Enjoy creative Italian cuisine crafted by chefs using fresh vegetables, herbs, and local ingredients sourced from contracted farms and farmers.

“Seno-umi” refers to the underwater hills that spread across the seabed off Izu. The rich shallows are an ideal home for fish. Our inn also receives delicious seafood landed at Inatori Fishing Port. Please take your time savoring the bounty of the sea, including our signature fisherman’s grill.Above all, our finest hospitality is the vast ocean right before you. Magnificent views unfold from the lobby and from the panoramic bath. We hope you will relax with a generous, open feeling—as if embraced by the sea.Soak in our free-flowing Onsen straight from the source while gazing at the ocean, and you’ll soon forget everyday fatigue. At Inatori Onsen Seno-umi, even the corridors are covered with tatami mats—please enjoy your stay barefoot and at ease.

Relax in the free-flowing Onsen, honor the food and strive for local consumption, cherish the surrounding tranquil environment, and welcome with the spirit of Wabi-Sabi. Onsen Ryokan Yamaki is a small property with only eight rooms. There is very good water. Please relax your mind and body.

The Onsen, located in a village with Japan's largest stone circle (Jomon Stone Circle), has a history of 800 years and is known as a "beauty-enhancing hot spring." Relax in the gentle warmth of the Onsen, then savor seasonal delicacies centered around the local specialty "Kiritanpo Nabe." Conveniently located just 10 minutes from Towada IC on the Tohoku Expressway, 30 minutes to Lake Towada, and 60 minutes to Hachimantai. The Hotel offers 92 rooms ranging from suites to single rooms. Our well-equipped Facility is highly rated for solo female travelers and business stays. Group Hotels include Hakone Fujiya Hotel, Hanamaki Onsen, and Hotel Aomori.

Minami-Aso Onsen Iyashi no Sato Hatago Seiwa is a tranquil, traditional Japanese-style Onsen Accommodation in Kumamoto, Kyushu, overlooking the magnificent nature of Aso. Captivated by the breathtaking views from the open-air bath, you can relax and take a deep breath—mind and body—in our soothing Onsen. We welcome you with seasonal local flavors and heartfelt hospitality from Kumamoto. We also offer a rare rock-salt bath, uncommon in Kumamoto. Enjoy a luxurious stay with our mineral-rich Onsen and Kumamoto’s regional cuisine.

Sounkyo "Hotel Daisetsu Wafubou Yukika・Yukihotaru" is a tourist Onsen hotel featuring "Keikoku Rotenburo Tenkano-yu", "Tenbou Daiyokujou Daisetsuno-yu", and "Oufuu Daiyokujou Chinita-no-yu". The guest rooms include "Special Floor Wafubou Yukika" and "New Japanese Modern Floor Yukihotaru", catering to a wide range of customer needs. When visiting Sounkyo, please consider "Hotel Daisetsu".

A rural property boasting mountain cuisine that feels like savoring the entire earth. It abundantly uses the robust natural blessings of local Minakami. Enjoy a tranquil time away from the city's hustle and bustle in private dining rooms, private baths featuring Minakami Onsen 'Hōju no Yu,' and guest rooms with open-air baths. Here at Shōbun, you can experience the scent of the wind, the sound of insects, the murmur of streams, and the twinkle of stars. Please relax and enjoy your stay at this heartfelt rural property.

At "Bettei Yaeno," a property with four rooms located at the foot of Mount Tanigawa in Minakami, quiet moments flow in the detached-style rooms surrounded by greenery. Enjoy a relaxing time while savoring seasonal kaiseki cuisine.

Surrounded by majestic mountains and nestled beside a clear stream, Yumemi no Yado Kanshokan offers a serene escape in nature. The charm of this beautiful area lies in its seasonal local ingredients and Onsen. Enjoy creative Japanese cuisine, thoughtfully crafted dish by dish by our head chef to bring out the natural flavors and rich aromas of each ingredient, along with an open-air bath featuring free-flowing natural hot spring water where you can savor the changing seasons.Its history runs deep, dating back to the Edo period. Seme Onsen, associated with Yoshitsune, became renowned for its high-quality hot springs and developed as a therapeutic hot-spring retreat.Kanshokan also has ties to the Imperial Family, including Her Imperial Highness the Crown Princess. With family, friends, or someone special—children are of course very welcome. Rediscover Japan’s timeless landscapes and enjoy the beauty of every season with all five senses.

The Resort Hotel "Grand XIV Nasu Shirakawa The Lodge" boasts a serene beauty in harmony with the ever-changing nature of the four seasons. The concept is "American Traditional." Surrounded by earth-toned buildings, the expansive golf course and the mountain range of Nasu stretch endlessly. The refreshing green of the grass glistening in the morning sun, the silhouette of the mountains sinking into the twilight, and the star-filled night sky sparkling above... the ever-changing scenery sets the perfect stage for your holiday here.