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A historic Ryokan established during the Muromachi period. Our pride is the Onsen, "Golden Hot Spring," featuring natural free-flowing spring water. This authentic Onsen boasts a unique tea-brown color and is rich in mineral deposits. After enjoying the Onsen, we recommend taking a stroll through Ikaho's famous Stone Steps Street.

A cozy property with 9 non-smoking rooms, conveniently located just a 5-minute walk from Hakone-Yumoto Station. The renowned Mamane hot spring, recommended by doctors, and the Kaiseki cuisine themed around medicinal food are highly recommended.

The husband and son handle the cooking, while the hostess takes care of guest services at this family-run seaside property. The fish, sourced directly from the local fishing port, is exceptionally fresh. Enjoy a peaceful time by the sea along with the warm hospitality and kind smile of the hostess, who feels like a mother.

An exclusive auberge for one group per day. Authentic French cuisine crafted by the chef, and a 70-square-meter suite. Experience a quiet and luxurious time like no other.

This property is a paradise for cat lovers, where you can play with adorable cats. Additionally, enjoy the hearty Izu cuisine and the warm hospitality of the wonderful owner couple. Upon departure, receive a handmade cookie as a gift.

The cuisine prepared by the chef, who trained for five years at restaurants such as Lyon, Marseille, Barbizon, and Auberge, is highly recommended. Additionally, chatting with the cheerful and friendly hostess naturally brings a smile.

The challenge lies in bringing out the unique character of each seasonal natural fish without overhandling them. A small French-style auberge in Izu, leveraging the geographical advantages of Sagami Bay and Suruga Bay.

A perfect Onsen resort for three generations to enjoy together. Set on a 4,000-tsubo property surrounded by forest, it features 7 private open-air baths and around 20 types of activities. Enjoy all-day fun even on rainy days. Dinner, late-night snacks, and breakfast are all-you-can-eat and drink. All-inclusive with no extra charges.

Located within the grounds of the Jigen-in Temple, this Property is run by the temple's head priest's wife as the hostess and their daughter as the young hostess. Rather than operating as a traditional "shukubo" (temple lodging), this Property has a long history of welcoming guests from both Japan and abroad as a youth hostel, offering a familial and casual atmosphere that is its charm. Centered around the bright and energetic young hostess, the staff includes a variety of individuals such as surfers who deeply love the Izu sea and trainees from top international companies working for a few weeks. Conversations with these diverse staff members are sure to become an unforgettable part of your journey. At times, you may even see the staff's children appearing in the dining area, being affectionately greeted by regular guests with a "You've grown so much!"—a scene that evokes the warmth of staying at a relative's home. Except for some Rooms equipped with beds, futons are self-service. Meals are also partially self-service, so it may not suit those seeking fully catered services. However, the Property takes great care in hospitality, such as sourcing only pesticide-free vegetables and selecting Izu's specialty "kinmedai" (golden eye snapper) weighing over 1.2kg with rich flavor, ensuring guests' satisfaction. When you want to experience the joy of connecting with people or savor the simple blessings of nature, we invite you to visit this Property.

The view from Bōkaisō on the summit of Yashima offers a breathtaking panorama. You can enjoy a complete view of Takamatsu City's nightscape.

A cozy boutique Hotel known for the warm hospitality of the owner family. The dishes, made with vegetables and herbs from their own farm, are highly praised. After meals, enjoy roasting marshmallows by the fireplace—a delightful way to experience the charm of the owners.

An auberge with a wide range of hands-on Facilities, including a ranch, workshop, farm, and picture book museum. Why not spend a relaxing moment in nature while enjoying a campfire and gazing at the starry sky?

“Kura-no-Yu,” a renovated Meiji-era storehouse bath, offers a lukewarm soak in our private 36°C natural hot spring, along with guest Rooms set within a traditional Japanese house of white plaster and black lacquer finishes. Each Room is equipped with a massage chair, and we welcome you with relaxed, unobtrusive hospitality. Furnishings, antiques, calligraphy, and paintings are displayed throughout the property, creating an atmosphere like an art museum. For dining, savor creative cuisine made with local and seasonal ingredients to your heart’s content.

A guesthouse renowned for the warm and genuine hospitality of its owner couple. The Japanese-style kaiseki meal prepared by the former chef owner is hearty, with the specialty tongue stew being particularly exquisite. Relax while enjoying the seasonal views in the private garden hot spring bath.

The main attraction is the Onsen, boasting an overwhelming amount of hot spring water. Enjoy a liberating bath in the large open-air bath that can accommodate up to 50 people.

Seasonal property featuring teppanyaki and wine at Lake Yamanaka with views of Mount Fuji.Enjoy Koshu Wine Beef prepared on a teppan grill, a specialty selected by the owner.Also, savor Yamanashi wines chosen by the owner, who is also a senior sommelier.

The only Property at Kawahora Onsen, established under the orders of Takeda Shingen. Its two hot spring sources provide 1,250 liters per minute and are known as "Shingen's Hidden Onsen." All four baths feature natural free-flowing spring water and the Property is certified by the Association for Preserving Japan’s Onsen Heritage.

A property boasting natural onsen selected among the top hundred famous hot springs and cuisine meticulously prepared by the hostess. The onsen is available in the large communal bath, open-air bath, private room bath, and shower, all being natural onsen. Additionally, the rare guinea fowl kaiseki cuisine is worth trying at least once.

A pension located in Aizu and Urabandai. Casual French and Italian course meals are popular. The warm hospitality of the couple is also one of its charms.

This small property accommodates only two groups per day.