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A single flower and leaf on an unnamed mountain forest path. [Ichihana Ichiyou] is located at the foot of Mount Komagatake in the Central Alps, surrounded by lush forests and clear streams. With the Otagiri River flowing nearby, we welcome you with rooms featuring baths and heartfelt cuisine, helping you forget daily fatigue and enjoy tranquility.

A paradise auberge: sankara hotel&spa Yakushima. Selected for One MICHELIN Key in 2024, 2025, and 2026. “SANKARA” means “a blessing from heaven” in Sanskrit—here you will find every kind of blessing: nature’s gifts, culinary delights, and beautifully designed living spaces. In a breathtakingly beautiful and mystical setting shaped by Yakushima’s nature over countless ages, enjoy exceptional French cuisine at our restaurant and stay in one of our 29 refined suite- and villa-style rooms. We look forward to welcoming guests from Japan and around the world for a truly relaxing and unforgettable stay.

All 8 rooms are detached villas, each featuring a unique semi-open-air bath with free-flowing natural hot spring water.Seasonal cuisine made with exceptional ingredients is served in a private dining room.Enjoy your stay in nature-rich Sujiyu Onsen as if it were your own vacation home.

As you pass through the exclusive gate of Shikisai, a special space unfolds. Enjoy a private open-air bath in your room, allowing you to relax without any worries. The traditional Japanese garden features a private tea lounge where you can fully enjoy the four seasons of Tateyama. Spend a luxurious moment at Shikisai.

Kamikochi, once known as the sacred land of Kamikawachi, remains unchanged in its natural beauty. The Kamikochi Imperial Hotel continues to captivate visitors with its breathtaking surroundings. The pristine Azusa River, the majestic Hotaka Mountains, and the serene Myojin Pond... Spending time amidst the harmonious changes of the seasons is truly the ultimate luxury.

One of Japan’s largest log Hotels, nestled in the majestic nature of Hakkoda. Surrounded by the warmth of carefully selected timber—comforting even to the touch—and a refined, relaxing atmosphere, we promise you an exceptional stay. The breathtaking seasonal views from our large windows feel like a work of art framed before your eyes. Fresh spring greenery, crisp summer forests, vibrant autumn foliage, and a shimmering winter wonderland—Hakkoda’s ever-changing scenery will enrich your time here. A gentle natural-wood fragrance fills the Hotel, while our staff’s heartfelt hospitality and the chef’s exquisite cuisine create a warm and luxurious experience. Escape the bustle of the city and spend a special holiday with someone dear—one that will surely become an unforgettable memory.

Established in 1930, this accommodation takes pride in its cuisine, showcasing the charm of Mt. Gassan. Enjoy mountain village dishes that combine traditional vegetarian and wild vegetable cuisine with meat and fish, all prepared with safety, quality, and taste in mind. Relax in the "Ochimizu no Yu," known as the "Water of Rejuvenation" from ancient Japanese poetry, while admiring the seasonal beauty from six different baths. Unwind in a serene atmosphere where you can gaze at Mt. Gassan's nature or quietly enjoy reading—spend your own special "Tsutaya time."

Asahidake Onsen "Yumoto Yukomanso" is a Property located within Daisetsuzan National Park, where you can enjoy five natural hot spring sources and the great outdoors. Situated at Asahidake in the Daisetsuzan mountain range, Yukomanso is surrounded by majestic nature and beautiful alpine plants, beloved by many hikers. In spring, you can see budding plants amidst the lingering snow; in summer, vibrant alpine flowers in full bloom; in autumn, Japan's earliest autumn foliage; and in winter, the finest powder snow. The Onsen at Yukomanso has been continuously flowing since its discovery in 1914, providing over 300 liters of water per minute as its source. All five hot spring sources are natural free-flowing springs. Without any temperature adjustments, the spring water is directly channeled into the baths, allowing you to truly feel the blessings of nature. Water, air, Onsen... Spend a luxurious time surrounded by the wonders of nature.

Surrounded by rich nature and offering an elegant experience, we deliver a high-grade resort life with warm hospitality nurtured over time.Nestled in the majestic natural beauty of the Northern Alps, Hakuba Tokyu Hotel is where your resort story begins. This iconic mountain Resort Hotel, with its symbolic red gabled roof, offers panoramic views from its windows and showcases the diverse expressions of nature through all four seasons. As a pioneer of mountain resorts in Japan, it has been cherished by members of the royal family and numerous renowned figures throughout its history.In autumn 2018 and 2019, we underwent major renovations to create a mountain resort that families and three generations can enjoy together. The 4th and 5th floors now feature calm interiors blending seamlessly with Hakuba's natural surroundings. The 3rd floor reflects various shades of blue inspired by overlapping skies and mountains, while the 2nd floor rooms are designed with bright greens reminiscent of gardens extending into nature—offering an even more comfortable stay.The hotel also boasts a rare Onsen large bathhouse as well as highly popular aromatherapy treatments provided by experienced therapists to soothe both body and mind. Be sure to enjoy these amenities after trekking during the green season or winter sports activities!

Located on a hill in Zao Onsen, Yamagata Prefecture, the traditional accommodation "Wakamatsuya" is associated with Mokichi Saito, a renowned local poet. Established in 1655 (Meireki 1), it is one of the most historic accommodations in Zao Onsen and has been cherished by many guests over the years. Enjoy the luxurious natural onsen with 100% pure spring water flowing directly into our "Large Stone Carved Open-Air Bath." Relax in guest rooms offering views of Mount Zao, one of Japan's top 100 mountains. Savor seasonal Yamagata cuisine and experience heartfelt hospitality for a truly soothing stay.

Located at the northern foothills of the lush Rokko Mountain, Arima Onsen. The clear streams emerging from deep valleys reflect the greenery and autumn leaves of the changing seasons, blending with the charm of the Onsen. The stone walls and sloping streets evoke the history and romance of a town that has flourished since ancient times, as recorded in the Nihon Shoki. Among them, our establishment, once known as "Kita no Bo," was bestowed the name "Hyoe" by Toyotomi Hideyoshi, and we welcome you with the utmost hospitality preserved and passed down through the ages.

The free-flowing natural hot spring “Golden Bath,” sourced from the foothills of Mt. Ontake, features a large public bath (indoor and open-air) as well as a rare mixed-gender open-air bath. (For mixed bathing, wearing a bathing garment is required.) Surrounded by nature far from the bustle of town, relax at your leisure while taking in the magnificent views of Mt. Ontake.

Tanigawa Onsen, nestled beneath the majestic Mt. Tanigawa. A Japanese-style Ryokan, “Minakami Sanso,” stands quietly by the clear stream of the Tanigawa River. From the 4th-floor lounge “Usuyukiso,” Mt. Tanigawa reveals its beauty in every season—spring, summer, autumn, and winter—inviting you to a peaceful time filled with rich travel charm.

Tsubame Onsen, located at an altitude of 1,180 m, sits quietly at the end of a mountain road after the climb.Nestled deep in the mountains, the hot springs at “Hitou Hanabun” are 100% free-flowing sulfur Onsen straight from the source.This rare carbonated spring is unusual even across The whole country; its milky white water feels silky and gentle on the skin.The open-air bath beside the gorge offers breathtaking seasonal scenery.For dinner, we also offer a highly satisfying Plan that lets you enjoy both mountain delicacies—wild vegetables and seasonal specialties from Myoko—and fresh seafood caught in the Sea of Japan.We offer a variety of room types to choose from to suit your preferences and needs.

A Resort Hotel in Tateyama with the concept of "Highland Resort Above the Clouds." Located within the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route, you can enjoy sea clouds and starry skies from an altitude of 1930m. One of its attractions is the spacious public bath with views of the Dainichi mountain range and starry skies, as well as dishes featuring the mountain and sea delicacies of Toyama. The breakfast buffet and all-you-can-drink service are highly popular, and access to the Snow Wall and Kurobe Dam is convenient.

Spend a luxurious “do-nothing” getaway at Bettei Amafuru Oka, where breathtaking views of Ibusuki and ultimate relaxation await. A sky filled with falling stars, soothing silence, lush green air, and the warm moisture blessed by the land of Ibusuki—everything here renews you. With an expansive one-of-a-kind property and panoramic views from its hilltop setting, plus creative cuisine made generously with local ingredients, you’ll enjoy a truly special experience found only here. A wellness resort offering all-inclusive stays with 100% natural hot-spring water flowing directly to every room, as well as a pool, sand bath (sunamushi), and private open-air baths.

Kashiwaya Property Gassan is a small Onsen property located at the foot of Mount Gassan, in the Gassan Shizu Onsen area. It is an ideal base for spring and summer skiing at Gassan, hiking Mount Gassan, and touring the Three Mountains of Dewa. The seasonal local cuisine, featuring various wild vegetables harvested locally, is highly praised. After enjoying Gassan, relax in the Onsen.

The three peaks of Mount Hiruzen form a beautiful ridgeline, and Jersey cows graze peacefully. Welcome to Hiruzen Kogen Kyukamura, a tranquil highland retreat where you can enjoy radon hot springs. From the guest rooms and lobby of the main building, you can take in panoramic views of the lush mountains, and while soaking in the natural radon hot springs, you can fully enjoy the pastoral scenery. For dinner, we offer seasonal kaiseki cuisine and a highland buffet featuring local ingredients, including dairy products unique to the area. The resort is packed with activities characteristic of Kyukamura, such as stargazing at the Milky Way and firefly watching in summer, or enjoying campfires and making mini igloos in winter. Experience an extraordinary stay where you might even spot a shooting star beyond the three peaks of Mount Hiruzen.

Dorogawa Onsen, a historic hot spring that began as a lodging to host practitioners visiting the sacred peak "Ōmine-san," a World Heritage site. This is the oldest property in the area, with a history of 500 years. You can fully enjoy the unique nostalgia, charm, and culture of Dorogawa.