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Located on the northern side of Kouri Island, this property accommodates only one group per day. The guest room is a 56-square-meter Junior Suite with Okinawan touches. From the terrace, you can enjoy tropical flowers and lush nature, and from the sea-facing terrace with a jacuzzi, you can admire the beautiful East China Sea.

An auberge located on the shores of Lake Sai, one of the Fuji Five Lakes. Creative French cuisine featuring fresh local vegetables, seafood delivered directly from the port, and carefully selected meats is popular. Enjoy the chef's proud dishes at the restaurant overlooking Lake Sai.

Nestled in the Nobeyama Highlands of Nagano, our hotel offers panoramic views of majestic Mt. Yatsugatake from every guest room, with Japan’s highest point on the JR railway right in front—an exceptional setting. Using fresh vegetables grown at our own Grace Farm, we serve both a Japanese kaiseki dinner and a Western steak course. At night, guests love our stargazing event guided by a certified “Star Sommelier,” showcasing one of Japan’s top three starry-sky destinations. By day, enjoy nature on our newly built handmade walking path and terrace, and take in Mt. Yatsugatake’s changing beauty from day to night. Experience a private-feel stargazing resort brought to life by the colors of all four seasons.

Shirahone Onsen has long been said to keep you from catching a cold for three years after just three days of bathing. At Oyado Tsuruya, instead of the traditional long-stay cure, we offer a modern Onsen retreat that fits into a weekend. Our waters are a milky-white “Silk Bath,” known as one of the gentlest in Shirahone Onsen, with an exceptionally smooth feel on the skin. We provide an easy-to-follow bathing guide even for first-time guests, and suggest ways to enjoy the baths to suit your needs—along with moments of relaxation in our post-bath lounge—so that simply staying here helps you reset. Unwind body and mind tightened by everyday busyness, and experience how much lighter you can feel with a one-night, two-day stay.

In March 2023, the Japanese-style room with an open-air bath was renovated! In-room dining is also available.Including the popular barrier-free Western-style room with an open-air bath, there are a total of 22 rooms with open-air baths.All rooms offer ocean views overlooking a beautiful white sand beach with AA-rated water quality.After enjoying the spectacular onsen, savor the delicacies of the mountains and sea.Choose from two types of cuisine: charcoal-grilled seafood kaiseki and traditional coastal kaiseki.

A long-established Stays with a 400-year history. The natural hot spring water, flowing directly from the source, reaches a comfortable temperature by the time it fills the bath, allowing you to enjoy smooth water that is gentle on the skin. For dining, you can choose from three types of kaiseki cuisine available year-round or seasonal kaiseki that makes use of seasonal ingredients. Please indulge in dishes that focus on the ingredients, taste, and aroma, using plenty of mountain and sea delicacies from the local Inaba region. Relax and enjoy in the private bath within the garden or the large cypress bathhouse.Additionally, next to the private bath, there is a private sauna with a sense of openness. In the cabin made with cypress from Chizu Town, you can enjoy an authentic sauna experience. There is also a cold bath and an outdoor air bath space, offering a quiet space surrounded by the trees of the garden, where you can enjoy an exquisite relaxation time without being disturbed.

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."

A small accommodation with only 11 rooms located in the heart of Kirishima Onsen Village. Enjoy the exceptional quality of onsen water flowing directly from the source, and relax in one of five private baths. Afterward, savor our exquisite cuisine made with carefully selected seasonal ingredients, emphasizing local production for local consumption.

From every room of the Property, you can enjoy views of Mount Kaimondake and the sea, praised by Tadataka Ino as "the most magnificent scenery." Proudly offering fresh Ise lobsters, you can savor a variety of Ise lobster dishes year-round, prepared with traditional techniques. Enjoy a blissful time accompanied by rare shochu.

Just a short walk to the beach, a modern Japanese-style Hotel. Overlooking the magnificent Kaike sea, the sound of waves gently resonates in the open-air bath, creating a truly relaxing space. Enjoy innovative and creative Japanese cuisine made with seasonal ingredients.

A historic Ryokan, a nationally registered tangible cultural property, preserving its original appearance since its establishment in Showa 9. The cuisine is meticulously prepared, enhancing the natural flavors of the ingredients using traditional Japanese techniques and wisdom. Enjoy the 100% natural Onsen sourced directly from the spring, available 24 hours a day.

Established in the 6th year of the Taisho era, this onsen property is situated atop a hill and surrounded by 50,000 tsubo of natural forest. With two types of hot spring sources, guests can enjoy a variety of baths with unique atmospheres, such as private open-air baths in the forest or large communal baths offering panoramic views of Sakurajima and Kinko Bay. Take a leisurely stroll along the on-site walking paths to experience the seasons or observe the wild deer that appear in the courtyard.

Located within Nikko National Park, this Resort Hotel features natural onsen water directly sourced from Nikko Yumoto, which changes color upon exposure to air. As a "single accommodation in the forest" with no major roads or buildings nearby, you can enjoy bathing under a star-filled sky at night. The cuisine is prepared using pure natural water refined slowly in the vast nature. Savor Japanese Kaiseki dishes incorporating fresh mountain ingredients from Nikko and the colors of the four seasons.

A charming Onsen property nestled amidst the vast nature of Mount Akagi, featuring private baths with cloudy waters. Enjoy the rich hot spring source, passed down since the 13th year of Genroku, without added water or heating. Experience a tranquil moment with the sound of flowing streams and chirping birds.

Just a 5-minute walk from Moegi no Mura, this classic Hotel evokes the charm of an English manor house. Enjoy a relaxing stay with an English garden that reflects the beauty of every season and the owner-chef’s carefully crafted European-inspired creative cuisine made with the blessings of Yatsugatake.

A solitary property nestled along the stream of Ao Blue Valley. Enjoy four hot springs, seasonal countryside cuisine, and the gentle glow of lamps at night. With no TV and no mobile phone signal, relish the enchanting moments that can only be experienced in such an environment.

A long-established Ryokan in the Zao Onsen town with a proud history of over 1,000 years. The retro interior, filled with Taisho-era charm, features tatami flooring throughout the building. Enjoy our private hot spring source, producing an abundant 720 liters per minute, along with carefully crafted dishes made with delicious local ingredients.

A modern and chic interior creates a relaxing atmosphere at the only Nordic-style mountain Resort Hotel in Okuhida Onsen. Enjoy breathtaking views of Mount Yari from the secluded mixed-gender open-air bath, as well as three spacious private open-air baths, indoor baths, and footbaths—all featuring natural Onsen water flowing directly from our private source. Savor the flavors of Okuhida with a kaiseki meal that includes premium Hida beef known for its exceptional quality, offering you an unforgettable culinary experience during your stay.

The Ryokan at Kurokawa Onsen, nestled in a tranquil mountain setting. The women's exclusive open-air bath, 'Keshou no Yu,' is renowned for leaving skin so smooth and hydrated that lotion becomes unnecessary. Relax in the indoor bath with a Taisho-era romantic ambiance or enjoy private family baths. Savor Kaiseki cuisine featuring seasonal local ingredients, and don't miss the 'Irori Ryouri' experience around a traditional hearth!

An Onsen Hotel surrounded by the clear Nagara River and Mount Kinka. During the cherry blossom season, you can enjoy the view of fully bloomed cherry blossoms from the lobby. Savor dishes made with the delicious, mineral-rich water of the Nagara River, featuring delicacies from the river and mountains.