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In a Room with an open-air bath overlooking Shirahama Beach, you can enjoy natural Onsen flowing directly from the source and breathtaking views. With Bali-style interiors and a canopy double bed, you can enjoy a casual and affordable Onsen stay. Additionally, in the maisonette-type Room, the open-air living area is equipped with a hammock and deck chairs, creating a relaxing atmosphere after bathing.
Umegashima Onsen is said to have been discovered by a woodcutter approximately 1,700 years ago during the reign of Emperor Ōjin (270 AD). However, it became well-known as a hot spring retreat during the era of Takeda Shingen. Baikunro, established in the early Meiji period (140 years ago), has a history of over 300 years when including its former Edo-era name, "Eijuken." Until 1955, when the exclusive rights to use the Onsen were returned to Shizuoka City, Umegashima Onsen was solely operated by Baikunro. Even today, Baikunro remains the most historic and largest Ryokan in Umegashima Onsen.
Nestled on the slopes of Mount Tsukuba, this unique property offers natural hot springs. The water is sourced from a private spring at a depth of 1,353m, and from the tub baths and open-air baths, you can enjoy the four seasons of Tsukuba. All rooms face south, providing luxurious views of the serene countryside along with Mount Fuji and the Sky Tree. After sunset, indulge in a sky full of stars. Meals are creative Japanese-Western fusion kaiseki cuisine prepared with care. It is also a very convenient base for hiking Mount Tsukuba.
A property at Awara Onsen that cherishes the traditional essence of Japan. Experience the seasonal beauty of the garden and savor dishes featuring Fukui's seasonal seafood and mountain produce. Enjoy the original sake "Okami," created in collaboration with a local brewery. Upon passing through the gate, you'll find a purely Japanese-style space surrounded by beautiful trees, offering a sense of tranquility and familiarity.
Takayu Onsen Kagetsu Highland Hotel is an onsen property surrounded by the magnificent nature of Fukushima Prefecture. The views from the guest rooms are particularly attractive, with rooms on the south castle side offering views of Fukushima City, and rooms on the south mountain side offering views of the seasonal Azuma Kofuji mountain range. From the tatami mat rooms, you can enjoy the beautiful autumn leaves, often referred to as the "Carpet of the Gods."The onsen itself has a history of about 400 years, and its benefits have healed the minds and bodies of visitors from all over the whole country. The view from the open-air bath, known as the "Sky Open-Air Bath," is breathtaking, allowing you to experience the natural beauty of each season with all your senses, from the fresh greenery of spring, the blue skies of summer, the autumn leaves, to the snowy landscapes of winter.In terms of dining, Japanese cuisine that emphasizes the changes of the seasons is offered, featuring local Fukushima ingredients and carefully selected ingredients from across the whole country, creating dishes that are like stories crafted by the chef. Additionally, you can enjoy local Fukushima sake, tasting renowned brands such as "Sharaku" and "Hiroki" alongside Fukushima beef.Children are welcome to stay, with arrangements made for the whole family to enjoy. Small dogs are also allowed, making it possible to travel with your pet.Access is convenient by car, train, or bus, and a complimentary shuttle service is available for guests, ensuring a worry-free visit. With the changing seasons, comfortable onsen, gourmet food, and warm hospitality, Takayu Onsen Kagetsu Highland Hotel is an ideal property for spending special moments.
A property where you can enjoy the seafood of Minamiboso, located a 4-minute drive from Minamichikura Beach. Relax with heartfelt handmade dishes and private baths. The chef, certified as a sake sommelier, prepares drinks that pair well with the cuisine. The eight Rooms offer ocean views, allowing you to enjoy sunsets and stargazing. Savor seasonal seafood and local dishes at the sushi kaiseki restaurant, providing a memorable dining experience.
A Property located at the base of Kannawa Onsen area, offering breathtaking views of Tsurumi-dake, Ogiyama, Beppu Bay, and Takasakiyama. The property features one of Japan's largest private open-air Onsen with a rock bath and all-cypress walls, as well as a rooftop garden footbath with stunning panoramic views. The high-quality water is renowned as "Bijin-yu" (beauty water). The Rooms are designed to evoke the world of Sen no Rikyu, the master of Japanese tea ceremony, creating an elegant and serene atmosphere. Each Room includes a modern Japanese-style indoor bath and an open-air rock bath made from Beppu stone with its unique charm.This Property follows a stay-and-dine-separately style where guests are free to bring in outside food or drinks or order delivery services. Recommendations for local specialty restaurants and delivery options are also available.
An accommodation with 1250 years of history offers a relaxing time for your mind and body. Kizu Onsen, the oldest onsen in Kyoto, features 100% natural spring water directly from its private source. The mildly alkaline water is gentle on the skin, making it safe for everyone from babies to seniors. Additionally, we offer a private bath called "Gonsuke no Yu," praised as "the best in Japan" by an onsen professor. Our new room type "MANYO" provides views of serene rice fields and bamboo groves. Enjoy dishes made with blessings from both the sea and mountains.
A three-story accommodation with the gentle scent of wood, featuring only 9 rooms. Guests under the age of 15 (including infants) are not permitted. This is to ensure a tranquil and serene time exclusively for adults. The rooms are Japanese-style with beds by Slumberland, designed for ultimate comfort and restful sleep. During your stay, staff will not enter your room from check-in to check-out. A free pass ticket is provided for enjoying the famous Kinosaki Onsen public baths. The facility also offers private onsen baths with unique atmospheres, and meals are served in private dining rooms where you can savor dishes like Matsuba crab, Tajima beef, and Nodoguro fish—each carefully prepared using the rich blessings of Tajima's nature without concern for others around you. Enjoy a stress-free holiday that lets you forget everyday life.
A Property featuring separate Rooms resembling villas and high-quality hot springs known as 'beauty baths'. You can enjoy a relaxing time in the semi-open-air baths and indoor baths, experiencing the charm of each season. Additionally, the Japanese-Western style and maisonette-type Rooms offer a comfortable space combining tatami and flooring, with stunning views of Beppu Bay from the windows. Meals are provided in a separate accommodation and dining style, allowing you to explore local renowned restaurants, enjoy your favorite delivery, or bring your own food.
Our establishment features a main building that has been passed down for 170 years, originally relocated from a village headman's residence from the late Edo period. This historic and well-preserved traditional Japanese house showcases the authentic craftsmanship and charm created by skilled carpenters of the time. Additionally, we offer four private Onsen baths on the premises, which can be used at any time during your stay, depending on availability. For dining, we serve Kyoto-style Kaiseki cuisine, carefully crafted by our dedicated chefs using seasonal, rustic ingredients. Surrounded by the nostalgic landscapes of Japan, enjoy a special holiday with natural Onsen and exquisite meals in a private dining setting.
"An Adult's Hideaway in Yufuin" A tranquil onsen property nestled on the highlands of Yufuin. Each room is equipped with an open-air bath, allowing you to fully enjoy the hot springs. For dinner, savor local flavors such as the "shabu-suki hot pot" featuring Oita Wagyu, a premium beef brand from Oita.





























