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The history of Ryokan Chōraku-en Yunosuke at Tamatsukuri Onsen is the history of Tamatsukuri Onsen itself. Tamatsukuri Onsen was established in the early Nara period by our ancestor, Hasegawa Toshikata. During the Edo period, the Hasegawa family was entrusted with the management of Tamatsukuri Onsen by the Matsue domain, holding the official title of "Yunosuke." In the first year of the Meiji era, they began operating a ryokan under the name Chōraku-en. For 140 years, they have had the honor of hosting numerous literary figures, dignitaries, and occasionally members of the imperial family.

The tranquility and gentle flow of the seasons are gifts from the heavens. Walk through the deep green woods. Cross the babbling brook. Reflect under the shadow of crimson leaves. "Kannon Onsen," a property with natural onsen, stands quietly in a serene mountain valley, where the ever-changing beauty of the seasons is reflected. Escape from daily concerns, free your mind and body, and relax at this "healing property."

Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter, the Michinoku road, a traditional Japanese Ryokan. We offer various meticulously designed plans for each season. Please visit Shikitei at Tsunagi Onsen, Morioka, Iwate Prefecture, where you can enjoy the beauty of Japan's seasons.

Amidst the rich nature, the sturdy thatched roof warmly welcomes you. Since the distant Muromachi period, the Onsen for therapeutic purposes has flourished and been cherished for five hundred years, and even today, the onsen village of Shima Tamura continues to be loved. The moment you see the wooden signboard "Onsen Property" hanging at the entrance, a relaxing atmosphere envelops you. Take a moment to immerse yourself in this tranquility and enjoy a leisurely time.

"The renowned hot spring "Yugawara Onsen," celebrated since the ancient Manyoshu era. Located in the heart of this area, "Fujitaya" boasts a history of 135 years. The warmth of the abundant spring water, the comfort of the open-air bath with a gentle breeze. The unique flavors of Sagami, crafted from seasonal ingredients. As Yugawara's oldest property, we sincerely welcome our guests with heartfelt hospitality."

Nozawa Onsen, where the lives of villagers thrive, exudes a unique atmosphere and charm filled with warmth. Traditional festivals and 13 natural hot spring public baths are carefully preserved, retaining the essence of a bygone era. The village's landmark, "Ogama," features 90-degree hot spring water, bustling with villagers boiling Nozawana greens, eggs, and wild vegetables. Sumiyoshiya, located right in front, boasts a clean and elegant appearance, preserving the Meiji-era hot spring ambiance, and is a long-established inn with a history of 140 years.

Koshi no Yado Takashimaya is an Accommodation designated as a National Registered Tangible Cultural Property, with its main building making use of a shoya (village headman) residence from the Edo period. In this historic Japanese setting, enjoy a relaxing and soothing stay.Takashimaya’s highlight is its open-air bath with 100% free-flowing hot spring water, featuring the rare “Kuroyu” unique to Iwamuro Onsen.Kuroyu is not a typical moor hot spring; it combines sulfur, salt content, and high mineral concentration—an Onsen that is rare even across The whole country.This black water, created by the bonding of iron and sulfur, is a distinctive feature found only at Iwamuro Onsen.A must-try for true hot-spring lovers.

Established in the 15th year of Genroku, this tranquil property is nestled in the mountain valley of San'in, exuding the charm of onsen. Enjoy the abundant and beneficial onsen waters at eight bathing locations. Additionally, we offer exquisite kaiseki meals, showcasing the seasonal bounty of Tajima throughout the year.

Tango Peninsula Shorenkan Yoshinoya is a nostalgic Property where you can enjoy the idyllic rural landscapes of Japan, the charm of a fishing village, and the atmosphere of the Japanese countryside. A cobalt blue gradient of sea and sky stretches endlessly, divided by the horizon. A white lighthouse stands as if overlooking the majestic Sea of Japan, and the breathtaking view of Tango Matsushima captivates visitors' hearts. In summer, enjoy swimming in the sea, and in winter, savor Taiza crab. The "Taiza Onsen Village," a renowned hot spring area in Tango Town, is bustling with visitors throughout the seasons. Relax and unwind in the Onsen that gently soothes the fatigue of your journey.

Just a step away from the bustling onsen town lined with large hotels, Ryokan Ichinomatsu offers a serene traditional Japanese design with all rooms facing a Japanese garden. Originally, it was a villa of a fishing fleet owner. With a limited number of 29 rooms, we provide attentive hospitality to ensure a memorable stay for each guest.

Kyō no Yado Kagihei is located on Fuyacho Street in central Kyoto, near the Nishiki Market, which has supported Kyoto's culinary culture for four centuries. Blending seamlessly into the historic cityscape, the property welcomes guests into a serene and tranquil space, away from the bustling city atmosphere.

The Origin of Kyoto "Ryokan Motonago"・・・ The name "Motonago" is derived from a word in the Manyoshu, meaning "ancient capital." It is said to have been the name of a social gathering place where noble people once assembled and relaxed. There are various theories, such as the old word "motona," meaning "randomly" or "without purpose," or the idea that the dreams and romantic history of ancient people soothe the hearts of visitors. The name "Ryokan Motonago," displayed as the title of this Kyoto Ryokan, carries such profound meanings. We warmly invite you to visit Ryokan Motonago.

On a 3,000 tsubo site, there are nine rooms in total: a detached Japanese-style room relocated from an old private house, a standalone detached Japanese-style room, and main building Japanese-Western style rooms. This is a 250-year-old property where you can enjoy high-quality hot springs and seasonal flavors amidst nature. Please indulge in the "Bijin no Yu" of Arifuku Onsen, which boasts one of Japan's finest spring qualities that has been flowing for 1,300 years continuously, along with authentic kaiseki cuisine featuring carefully selected fresh seafood and local organic vegetables rich in seasonal flavors. We sincerely look forward to welcoming you all.

"Oiwaraya Ryokan" is a tranquil Onsen accommodation nestled in Matsumoto's Utsukushigahara Onsen, which has been flowing for 1,300 years since the Nara period. We offer heartfelt hospitality in a harmonious blend of traditional and modern Japanese-style comfort. Our facility features seven unique bathing areas, including an indoor bath surrounded by the scent of cypress, an open-air bath with a sense of freedom, stone baths, and garden baths with seasonal views. Each bath offers a distinct charm, allowing you to enjoy Onsen hopping and immerse yourself in the changing ambiance from morning to night, providing deep relaxation to soothe your travel fatigue. Our cuisine showcases vibrant kaiseki dishes made with seasonal ingredients from the local Shinshu region. Each dish, beautifully presented on exquisite plates, reflects the flavors of the seasons and the skill of our chefs, offering a true "culinary art." Centered around Shinshu beef, river fish, and mountain delicacies, our meals allow you to savor both taste and the changing seasons. To complement your dining experience, we offer wines crafted at our own winery, "Domaine de Yunohara," using grapes nurtured in Shinshu's pure air and rich soil. These carefully produced wines pair perfectly with Japanese cuisine. With a variety of white, red, and sparkling options available, you can choose according to your preference. Each room is uniquely designed to provide a relaxing space that combines traditional Japanese tranquility with modern comfort. At Oiwaraya Ryokan, we strive to be a warm and welcoming accommodation that makes you want to return. Along with our dedication to fine cuisine and heartfelt hospitality, we aim to provide each guest with a serene and relaxing experience. Our staff looks forward to welcoming you with all our hearts.

Hazu-ki offers a serene space with pure wooden Sukiya-style architecture, evoking a sense of history and elegance. Here, you can enjoy Chinese herbal cuisine and high-quality onsen. The view from the property is also splendid, with beautiful valleys visible from every room. Relax both body and mind with the abundant nature and health-conscious meals.

Listed in the 2016 Michelin Hyogo Special EditionThis is Akou Misaki, a scenic spot in Seto Inland Sea National Park. "Shou Kichi" stands before a beautiful seascape that changes into seven colors with the passage of time. We utilize the scenic beauty of Seto Inland Sea to provide you with a relaxing stay, offering cuisine, service, and everything with sincerity to deliver a pleasant moment.

Naruko Hotel is an Onsen Accommodation that carries on the hot-spring healing culture dating back to 1873. Enjoy a refined and relaxing stay.\n\nJapan is said to have 11 types of hot-spring water, and Naruko Onsenkyo offers 9 of them. Our Hotel has three private spring sources (sulfur–sodium–chloride and sulfate springs), known for benefits such as promoting beautiful skin, supporting women’s health, easing rheumatism, and relieving neuralgia.\n\nOur free-flowing natural spring water changes color depending on the outside air and humidity—ranging from clear to clear green, milky white, or olive green—so you can enjoy subtle seasonal variations.\n\nA naturally gushing spring that rises from deep underground is managed around the clock by five dedicated bath attendants.

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.

Hotel Grand Arc Hanzomon is located in front of the Hanzomon Gate of the Imperial Palace, adjacent to the National Theatre. It boasts beautiful views from guest rooms overlooking the Imperial Palace moat, the National Diet Building, and Tokyo Tower. Additionally, it is just a 10-minute drive from Tokyo Station, with convenient access to Kasumigaseki and Nagatacho, making it an ideal base for business trips and sightseeing in Tokyo. Operated by the Imperial Hotel Group, we offer high-quality hospitality.

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.