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"Ryori no Yado Izu no Hana" grand opened in April 2023 as a sister accommodation to "Ryori no Yado Izu no Umi." This serene adult retreat is nestled within a bamboo grove, offering only seven exclusive guest rooms to ensure heartfelt hospitality. As the name suggests, "Ryori no Yado Izu no Hana" is truly an accommodation dedicated to cuisine. Savor kaiseki dishes crafted with care using seasonal local ingredients, including freshly caught morning fish from the nearby Izu waters and fresh vegetables grown under the sun of the Izu region. From your private open-air bath, enjoy a relaxing view that extends all the way to Izu Oshima Island. We invite you to unwind and indulge in moments of tranquility.
Opened on November 1, 2022! A Hotel with Onsen Open-Air Baths in Every Room All guest rooms face the Tone River, nurtured by the blessings of nature, and are designed to be simple and tranquil, allowing you to fully experience the colors, scents, breezes, sounds, and air of the natural surroundings. Enjoy a peaceful moment while taking in the murmuring of the river and the ever-changing scenery. Inside the rooms, you can relax comfortably without shoes, and the bed sizes are spacious enough for Child Sharing Existing Bedding! We also offer triple rooms, perfect for trips with close friends or girls' gatherings. Essential amenities are available in the lobby lounge, along with a variety of rental and purchase items. The large public bath features a modern auto-loyly sauna. At the restaurant, we serve dishes made with seasonal and locally sourced ingredients!
Close to the Ikaho Onsen Bus Terminal, the famous stone step street, and the ropeway station, making it ideal for sightseeing. Enjoy heartwarming hospitality with comprehensive Facilities such as the popular open-air bath with a stunning view at an altitude of 800m, private open-air baths, and spa treatments, along with locally sourced cuisine.
Our pride, the Onsen, is Shirogane no Yu, perfect for recovery after illness, fatigue recovery, and health promotion. Its rich benefits and gentle spring quality that blends with the skin will revitalize your body and mind. In addition to the spacious large public bath, we also offer a rooftop open-air bath with a panoramic view of the majestic mountains. You can fully enjoy a tour of the baths within the Facility. We especially recommend the guest rooms with semi-open-air baths, where you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the townscape of Ikaho and Mount Akagi while soaking in the Onsen. Additionally, the Facility is equipped with private baths, karaoke, manga, mahjong, table tennis, and other entertainment facilities that can be enjoyed for free. After leisurely enjoying the Onsen, spend a rich time with fun entertainment.
Experience the breathtaking openness of Lake Shinji, located in Matsue, often referred to as the "Venice of Japan." Right in front of you lies a stunning panorama of Lake Shinji with Yomegashima Island at its center, and on clear days, you can enjoy views of the majestic Mt. Daisen. The scenery beloved by many cultural figures, including Lafcadio Hearn (Koizumi Yakumo), offers endless charm throughout the day—from morning clam fishing to mesmerizing sunsets and enchanting night views.
All guest rooms come with an open-air bath, offering a completely private space for a luxurious bathing experience. Not only in the guest rooms, but the large communal bath also features an open-air bath, where you can relax and enjoy the spacious atmosphere. Additionally, the large communal bath allows you to indulge in four different natural hot springs with a [kakenagashi] system. Among them, the rare "fossil seawater" Onsen is particularly special, as it is a natural hot spring formed from ancient seawater dating back tens of thousands of years. Be sure to fully enjoy our pride, the Onsen! Furthermore, the Facility offers a wide range of amenities, including a Mongolian-style sauna health furnace, sauna, a relaxation area equipped with recliners and TVs, a manga corner, and more. During your stay, you can relax and enjoy your time without ever feeling bored within the Facility.
A resort Ryokan where you can relax to the soothing sound of water amidst the trees. Enjoy two types of Onsen from "Hakone Seventeen Springs," Kowakudani Onsen and Miyanoshita Onsen, with a total of seven different baths to explore. Complimentary milk and ice cream after your bath are also highly popular.
A hotel located about 10 minutes by car from JR Hokuriku Main Line Kaga Onsen Station. Rooms include Western-style, Japanese-style, Japanese-Western mixed style, and pet-friendly rooms. The restaurant offers a buffet-style menu with a variety of Japanese and Western dishes. The hotel features a BBQ space and a game corner, enjoyable for both children and adults. After a day of activities, relax in the spacious large public bath and open-air bath featuring the renowned Kaga Onsen, one of Hokuriku's finest hot springs.
All rooms are standalone villas equipped with semi-open-air baths using Onsen water, providing a relaxing experience.
Located about a 10-minute walk from Kawaji-Yumoto Station, our Hotel offers 100% natural flowing Kawaji Onsen. Rich in minerals, it is especially popular among women who care about beauty. All rooms in the main building feature semi-open-air baths, allowing you to relax in your own space. Enjoy a buffet-style dining experience with a variety of Japanese and Western dishes. We also provide facilities such as karaoke rooms, lounges, and game corners for families and friends to enjoy together.
Ureshino Onsen is especially popular with women for its skin-beautifying benefits. Enjoy to your heart’s content Saga Prefecture’s signature hot spring, known for its silky-smooth feel and rich therapeutic properties.
Thinking at the Tatami Property The novel "Tabibito Misaki" was inspired by a stay at "Yunohamatei." Drawn by the crisp winter sunset, I decided to set the story in Toi. That Property transformed into one adorned entirely with tatami patterns. It became a fragrant, clean, and warm atmosphere. Listening to the sound of waves in the open-air tatami bath, I watched the fishing lights offshore. The Room's private spring bath reflected the moonlight, turning Suruga Bay into an illusory painting. I was overwhelmed by the unprecedented beauty and lost myself in the emotions of travel. If life is a journey, such tranquility would be ideal. At the "Tatami Property," travelers will surely feel the same. - Akira Sasakura (Author)
A soothing Onsen Ryokan where mineral blossoms dance in the water Hana-yuzu is surrounded by beautiful cedar trees, with lush greenery stretching as far as the eye can see. At night, a sky full of stars lights up the heavens, creating a magical scene. Enjoy a special moment while gazing at Oguni Fuji and soaking in an Onsen where mineral blossoms rise and swirl.
A hidden retreat in Hida, embraced by the blessings of nature and the warmth of Onsen. Located near the center of Takayama, our inn rests at the foot of Mount Kuraiyama, one of Japan's 200 famous mountains, surrounded by Hida's majestic natural beauty. The mineral-rich spring water flowing from Mount Kuraiyama at an elevation of 1,529m is pure and gentle on the skin. This renowned Onsen, flowing since ancient times, soothes away daily fatigue. Enjoy a blissful resort stay as you are enveloped by mountains showcasing their seasonal beauty and find peace in nature’s tranquility and blessings.
The Hotel, situated on a hill overlooking the Chikugo Plain, offers breathtaking views from every Room. Guests can enjoy stunning scenery such as sunsets that change with time, night views, and star-filled skies. Corner Rooms feature panoramic views, and the spacious Japanese-style 10 or 12 tatami mat rooms are ideal for families or groups. There is also an open-air bath with a view, and guests can savor a luxurious 13-course meal.
All rooms are separate cottages, each equipped with a natural Onsen. At the dining area relocated from the World Heritage site Shirakawa-go, enjoy charcoal-grilled Oita Wagyu beef of grade 4 or higher and local chicken. From the gender-separated open-air baths, you can view the majestic Mount Yufu. Experience the sunlight, the whisper of the wind, the scent of the earth, and the sparkle of the stars that cannot be found in the city. Refresh your body and mind with the power of nature.
Atami is an Onsen town that still retains a nostalgic Showa-era charm, while blending with a tropical resort atmosphere—featuring spots like the fantastically illuminated Moonlight Beach. Guests staying with us can use the large public bath free of charge, complete with a pool and a scenic open-air bath. It is an ideal location to enjoy the sea fireworks launched right in front of the Hotel. Every Room offers an open, airy feel and comes with its own open-air bath!
Kotengu Sanroji, located in the secluded Kawano Onsen area of Shimonoseki, offers a unique retreat. Each of the eight Rooms has its own distinct charm, designed exclusively for adults. The private open-air baths in the guest Rooms feature 24-hour natural hot spring water, allowing you to indulge in the luxurious Kawano waters whenever you desire. The independent bedrooms are equipped with spacious and comfortable beds, while the cozy living areas feature carefully selected sofas. This hidden Property emphasizes "privacy," providing a serene space where you can spend precious moments with your loved ones amidst the slow flow of time.
Facing the clear streams and unique rock formations of the Kinugawa Gorge, the Japanese garden with its green pines harmonizes beautifully with nature, delighting the eyes of guests. Inside the property, paintings by Takehisa Yumeji, exuding the romance of the Taisho era, are displayed throughout, and the flowers arranged in every corner are befitting of the title "Property of Flowers." The open-air baths, facing the Kinugawa Gorge and surrounded by nature, are filled with hot spring water, providing relaxation for the body and soul while enjoying the night view.





























