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The highlight of Atagawa-kan is its breathtaking panoramic view of the ocean. You can also enjoy an open-air hot spring bath while feeling the sound of waves and the sea breeze. Relax and savor a peaceful moment with Izu Oshima right in front of you.

A Ryokan quietly nestled within a lush, expansive property of a thousand tsubo. After enjoying the high-quality Arima hot springs in an open-air bath surrounded by nature, savor a kaiseki meal featuring seasonal flavors. Relax and unwind in the spacious and tranquil guest rooms.

Over 100 years of history, a space nurtured by tradition. The building, constructed by master carpenters, reflects their playful creativity, with each Room showcasing unique character and meticulous attention to detail. Highly recommended for those who appreciate the charm of traditional Japanese architecture.

Enjoy a variety of colorful dishes made with carefully selected seasonal ingredients from Shinshu in the comfort of your Room. Additionally, indulge in the luxurious "Cotton Hot Spring" associated with the goddess legend of Suwa Taisha, flowing directly from the source. This Property takes pride in its creative cuisine and source-flowing Onsen.

Shima Onsen, a historic hot spring resort, has thrived as a place of healing. The mineral-rich Onsen water enhances skin elasticity, radiance, and clarity. The gentle murmur of the Shima River provides a tranquil atmosphere.

A keyaki-wood Onsen Ryokan—beloved by Kenji Miyazawa and Torahiko Tamiya—crafted entirely from zelkova, a style that can no longer be recreated today. The historic Namari Onsen, first opened around 600 years ago, offers exceptionally high-quality waters recognized by selections such as “New Japan’s 100 Famous Hot Springs,” “Japan’s 100 Famous Hot Springs,” and “Japan’s Onsen Heritage.” Unusually even among well-known hot spring areas, the property has five source springs, and all four baths on site are luxurious 100% free-flowing natural spring water (kakenagashi). It is also known as “Namari-no-Yu,” featured in Kenji Miyazawa’s masterpiece *The Bears of Nametoko Mountain*, making this a special Accommodation where the story’s world and a historic Onsen come together. In 2025, the main building—of outstanding historical value—was designated a National Registered Tangible Cultural Property, allowing you to fully enjoy the beauty of traditional Japanese architecture as well. In particular, we highly recommend the 100% natural self-springing rock bath “Hakuen-no-Yu,” said to be Japan’s deepest—a superb bath that warms you through to your core.

A Ryokan boasting stunning views located on the shores of Lake Biwa. The breathtaking scenery of Lake Biwa can be enjoyed from the lobby, the large panoramic bath, and rooms with open-air baths. Conveniently located for visiting Kyoto and the World Heritage site of Enryakuji Temple. Choose your preferred room type and enjoy it as part of your travel experience.

A Resort Hotel nestled quietly in the forests of Kirishima. Enjoy panoramic views of the Kirishima mountain range from our large observation bath and open-air Onsen, as well as breathtaking sights of Sakurajima floating majestically on Kinko Bay. Experience the renowned Tono-yu Onsen, cherished for over 300 years since it was frequented by Satsuma domain lord Yoshitaka Shimazu for therapeutic bathing.

Gero Onsen has long been known as a “beauty bath,” gently enveloping your skin and leaving it silky smooth. The 100-tatami-mat-style bathing area offers the beauty, warmth, relaxation, and soothing comfort of Japan’s tatami culture.

A small Ryokan offering meticulous hospitality and seasonal cuisine. Bungo beef is served on a salt plate with local vegetables. Just a 30-second walk to the famous Sujiyu waterfall. Four private baths with distinct atmospheres are also popular.

A Japanese-style Ryokan nestled in the natural beauty of Kuju. Enjoy the smooth-textured Onsen in a rustic open-air bath or one of four uniquely styled family baths. The simple yet flavorful mountain village cuisine is also one of its attractions.

Enjoy the stunning seasonal scenery centered around Mount Yufu. The Onsen features natural hot spring water directly sourced from the famous Yufuin. Relax in a serene atmosphere and savor our original kaiseki cuisine, carefully crafted from sourcing to preparation.

A tranquil property nestled deep within the Kurokawa Onsen area. Located near the source of the Chikugo River, a clear stream flows through the premises. The large communal bath along this stream captivates with its starry sky at night. Activate the "Starry Sky Switch" next to the bath to enjoy the full starry view.

A historic Ryokan with an 800-year legacy located at the renowned Yamanaka Onsen in Kaga. Situated in the heart of the scenic Kakusenkei, the comfort of bathing near the stream is truly otherworldly. Enjoy the beautiful greenery in spring and summer, the autumn foliage, and the snowy landscapes in winter, all from the comfort of your room.

Notojima Island floating in Nanao Bay spreads out right before your eyes, and as you sink into the bath,a relaxing, comfortable space awaits—almost as if you were in the sea itself.Enjoy beautiful seasonal scenery and the flavors of each season throughout spring, summer, autumn, and winter.

Kurokawa Onsen boasts the largest open-air bath, "Senninburo," which is truly impressive. Additionally, there are six types of private baths, including the 150cm deep "Tachiyu" and the "Kuriburo" carved from a large rock, all available 24 hours. A dedicated property for dogs, "Wanpakutei," and a special bath for dogs are also provided.

Located at the southernmost tip of Izu, right next to Yumigahama Beach, this Japanese-style inn is renowned for its homemade dishes prepared by the hostess.

Operated by a baritone singer and his wife, this property offers warm hospitality. Located just an 8-minute walk from Hakone-Yumoto Station, it is ideal for sightseeing. Recommended for those who wish to enjoy natural hot spring baths and carefully prepared meals at reasonable prices.

A property designated as a tangible cultural asset, built in Showa 13. Each room, crafted by palace carpenters showcasing their skills, exudes creativity and playfulness. The decorative windows and transoms, executed with precise techniques, create a precious traditional Japanese-style room. Among the main building, designated as a national tangible cultural asset, the third floor features specially designed rooms worth seeing. This property is highly recommended for those interested in classic Japanese architecture.

Ginpaso stands at the very edge of Banshu Ako. The breathtaking beauty of the Seto Inland Sea’s many islands, stretching unobstructed to the horizon, leaves a lasting impression on every visitor. Surrender yourself to our “Tenmi-no-Yu” and “Iwami-no-Yu” baths and enjoy the liberating feel of an infinity view where sea and bath become one. Listen to the gentle sound of the waves and let peaceful time flow far from the bustle of everyday life. For dining, we offer kaiseki cuisine that highlights seasonal flavors, centered on fresh seafood nurtured by these abundant waters. In a space where time-honored hospitality harmonizes with modern comfort, spend a truly luxurious moment for the heart with someone special.