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Limited to three groups of guests per day, Sato-yama Auberge Maki no Oto. Located in Nanto City, Toyama Prefecture, near Gokayama, famous for its World Heritage Gassho-zukuri architecture. With convenient access, just a 5-minute drive from Fukumi IC on the Tokai-Hokuriku Expressway, you can visit Shirakawa-go, Kanazawa, and Takayama.

A luxurious stay in a brand-new, fully private villa near Naritasan About 60 minutes by car from central Tokyo. A soothing retreat for only one group per day. “Hackberry Holiday Home” is an adults-only hideaway, marked by a single Japanese hackberry tree that symbolizes tranquility and harmony. Enjoy a wide range of Facilities for an indulgent getaway, including a sauna, outdoor pool (2m × 4m × 1.2m), alcoholic beverages, gym, BBQ, bonfire, karaoke, and more. Spend the day relaxing in the sauna or pool, savor an evening course dinner prepared by our dedicated Hackberry chef, then enjoy a bonfire and fireworks at night. Before bed, take in the illuminations and choose your favorite bottle from over 50 kinds of alcohol. The next morning, enjoy breakfast with the sound of birdsong—our chef’s special sandwiches and smoothies await you.

Aoyama is a city where fashion, art, architecture, and sports intersect—and you can experience its unique appeal through your stay itself. Located on the upper floors in Aoyama, our guest rooms feature a calm, mid-century-inspired design throughout, offering a comfortable stay that feels like living in Aoyama. The Hotel features five restaurants, including its signature venue “THE BELCOMO,” providing rich dining experiences to suit a variety of occasions. Step outside and enjoy shopping as you stroll through Omotesando and the Gaienmae area, along with visits to museums and galleries. Enjoy Aoyama itself with a free-spirited yet refined Hotel stay—an elevated experience that goes beyond the conventional idea of a Hotel.

10 minutes by car from Kamakura Station, our hidden Property accommodates only 4 groups per day. Featured in the Michelin Guide, our Property offers seasonal course meals highlighting "Kamakura Vegetables," a brand known for its rich flavors derived from a variety of crops grown in fertile soil, as well as fresh seafood from the local Kotsubo Fishing Port, which has existed since the Kamakura period. Enjoy a serene and relaxing time in a "Japanese modern space" that exudes the warmth of wood.

A century-old building reborn as the boutique Hotel “mont,” standing in the heart of Nozawa Onsen, surrounded by snow-capped mountains and beech forests. Mountain blessings become snow, then water that nourishes the land, and eventually spring forth as Onsen. Forest trees, too, become the festival tower that lights the winter Dosojin Fire Festival, carrying local memories into the future. Inspired by these two opposing yet life-giving energies—“fire” and “water”—we have shaped our spaces, cuisine, and drinks. At our wood-fire restaurant, seasonal local ingredients are grilled to a fragrant finish; in your room, enjoy moments with village craft gin and regional sake. In this place where nature and culture flow in cycles, experience a stay where people and nature gently return to one.

A warm, relaxing Onsen Accommodation nestled along the Jinzu Gorge. Escape the bustle and savor “the luxury of having nothing”—look up to a star-filled sky that seems to spill overhead, with only the murmuring clear stream and whispering forest for company. Our proud Onsen, known as the “Beauty Bath,” is fed by two different natural hot spring sources, enjoyed in both open-air baths and indoor baths. Unwind in a variety of bathing options—rock baths, pot baths, bubble baths, and a sauna—for a quiet, soothing retreat that gently melts away fatigue. In the evening, indulge in kaiseki cuisine featuring fresh Toyama sashimi; in the morning, wake up to a wholesome breakfast with nutritious partially milled rice (“gobun-zuki”) and two monthly rotating miso soups made with local ingredients. Conveniently located between the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route and Kanazawa, our Accommodation is an ideal base for your Hokuriku journey.

A hotel that travels with nature, like a nomad. Located 120 minutes from the city center and a 5-minute walk from the nearest station. Nestled in the southern foothills of Yatsugatake, offering a magnificent view of the Southern Alps, lies a 4200-tsubo expanse of nature featuring two exclusive "Tiny Hotels" in trailer house style. Escape the hustle and bustle of daily life, immerse yourself in the blessings of nature with all your senses, and enjoy a tranquil and comfortable time.

A perfect Property for traveling to New Chitose Airport, Tomamu, and Furano areas, quietly nestled in the rich nature of Shimukappu. Our signature venison dishes are tender and healthy, and for those who are not fond of meat, we recommend the easy dinner Plan. Using homegrown natural vegetables, you can enjoy the seasonal scenery. We offer warm Japanese-style rooms accommodating 1 to 6 guests, with free Wi-Fi available. The spacious large public bath is surrounded by the gentle scent of wood and provides water highly praised for its skin benefits.

This is Suigetsu, a relaxing Property. A small hideaway with only five Rooms, quietly nestled in the mountains, Yugawara Onsen, the gourmet Property Suigetsu. Enjoy a variety of relaxing moments.

Invitation to Sagazawa A hot spring village blessed with natural scenery... The charm of this accommodation lies in escaping the hustle and bustle of the city, experiencing the beauty of seasonal changes brought by Japan's four seasons amidst nature, enjoying the comfort of natural hot springs while stretching out in spacious baths, feeling the breeze through the trees, listening to the murmuring streams, and taking in tranquil countryside views—all offering a soothing retreat for your soul. We sincerely look forward to providing you with an authentic travel experience. Owner of Sagazawa-kan

Our Accommodation is an all-inclusive Onsen resort where all drinks during your stay and fees for various activities are included in the accommodation rate.Our signature fossil seawater Onsen offers a spectacular setting overlooking the Sea of Japan from every bathing area: the large public bath, open-air bath, and private baths.In our dining venue, enjoy an open-kitchen buffet featuring mainly Aomori ingredients, with seasonal sashimi, premium meat dishes, and seasonal tempura beautifully presented.Savor a luxurious moment that will fill your heart—where ever-changing scenery, breathtaking baths, and exquisite cuisine come together.We sincerely look forward to welcoming you.

A limited accommodation for two groups per day located right in front of the Nojimazaki Lighthouse in Minamiboso Shirahama. The meals are carefully prepared by the owner, using fresh, locally sourced ingredients at their peak. Relax and unwind in rooms or baths with ocean views.

A one-group-per-day Property where you can enjoy a stay surrounded by a modern Japanese interior featuring abundant use of pine and cedar wood, as well as numerous contemporary art pieces displayed throughout the premises. "BBQ under a star-filled sky on the wooden deck terrace" "Slow food prepared over charcoal at the irori table" "Panoramic views of the Miyama countryside from the hinoki bath" "Relaxing by the wood stove while enjoying the aroma of fresh herbal tea" Experience your own moments of tranquility. In a space so comfortable and pleasant that it’s hard to believe it’s a renovated traditional house, rejuvenate your body and mind, and detox with ease.

A SAGA modern accommodation with a 100-year history, "Ureshino Onsen Ryokan Yoshidaya," quietly stands along the Ureshino River. Step into this nostalgic space, where the aroma of tea tickles your senses and the soothing sounds of jazz calm your soul. Let the onsen water embrace your skin and relieve your daily fatigue. Here, a special moment awaits you.

A new encounter, a single story. Kanbayashi Hotel Senjukaku. The story began with an encounter. It was in 1929 (Showa 4) when the first president of Nagano Electric Railway, Tohei Kozu, met Lieutenant Helseth from Norway. This meeting in Kanbayashi brought together European and Japanese cultures, creating an entirely new culture or space. It was a groundbreaking event where the culture of a Western-style Hotel was incorporated into a traditional Japanese-style Ryokan for the first time. Furthermore, this encounter became the prologue to the development of Kanbayashi Onsen and Shiga Kogen, now renowned as one of Japan's leading international resorts.