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Kobuntei was constructed within Kairakuen Garden by Tokugawa Nariaki, the 9th feudal lord of the Mito Domain, as a scenic retreat of Mito Castle. It served as a venue for hosting gatherings of poets, scholars, retainers, and local residents, celebrating poetry and longevity. Tokiwa-tei M-GARDEN was designed with the thought, "What would the 9th feudal lord Nariaki create if he were alive today?" This residence, located overlooking Lake Senba adjacent to Tokiwa Shrine and Kairakuen Garden, offers a luxurious space where history and nature can be felt. Each Room is equipped with a sauna and an outdoor jacuzzi, allowing you to forget the passage of time and enjoy a graceful experience. It is also available for use as a venue for banquets, parties, or as a restaurant with a private chef.

Nestled quietly in a samurai residence, embraced by a tranquil moment.

A hidden rental villa in the popular Wadano area of Hakuba!

A luxury rental villa located about a 1-minute walk from the main street of the Echoland district in the heart of Hakuba. The charming wooden architecture, filled with an exotic atmosphere, features a spacious living and dining area with large windows that let in plenty of sunlight, a fully equipped island kitchen, and a wood-burning fireplace perfect for cozy winter evenings. Enjoy an elegant and comfortable vacation. The outdoor area, offering views of the Northern Alps, includes a spacious private wooden deck surrounded by nature, complete with a swing—ideal for creating extraordinary memories with your children.

A spacious 240m² area featuring beautiful interiors and elegant furniture, a large living-dining room, a fully equipped island kitchen, and a hinoki observation bath accommodating up to four guests with a rain shower and a 32-inch TV, offering a luxurious stay. Includes a spacious lawn area for children to play outdoors year-round and a snow-melting parking lot. This is the only fully equipped rental villa in Hakuba.

Designed by Hirotaka Kidozaki, this ocean-view villa offers exclusive rental accommodations with a stunning panoramic view of the Pacific Ocean from its elevated location. The terrace features an infinity water basin that creates the illusion of blending seamlessly with the horizon, giving you the sensation of floating on the sea while staying at home! Begin your day with a sunrise over Kudaka Island and end it with a sunset over the western sea—an unparalleled experience of tranquility and beauty. Within a 30-minute drive, you'll find six golf courses to enhance your stay. The villa is equipped with Wi-Fi and includes a study space, making it ideal for workations or extended stays.*Please note: The water basin is not a swimming pool.*Groups consisting solely of guests aged 24 or younger are not permitted. At least one guest aged 25 or older must accompany such groups.

A one-group-per-day Property where you can enjoy a stay surrounded by a modern Japanese interior featuring abundant use of pine and cedar wood, as well as numerous contemporary art pieces displayed throughout the premises. "BBQ under a star-filled sky on the wooden deck terrace" "Slow food prepared over charcoal at the irori table" "Panoramic views of the Miyama countryside from the hinoki bath" "Relaxing by the wood stove while enjoying the aroma of fresh herbal tea" Experience your own moments of tranquility. In a space so comfortable and pleasant that it’s hard to believe it’s a renovated traditional house, rejuvenate your body and mind, and detox with ease.

A condominium blending natural beauty with luxurious relaxation, featuring Onsen in every room. Located in the heart of the Hirafu area, nestled quietly within a serene forest, this hidden gem offers an exclusive retreat. The property includes 12 rooms, including three maisonette-style penthouses. Indulge in an exceptional private space and enjoy your stay to the fullest. Our concierge is here to cater to your needs and ensure a comfortable experience.

Experience the harmony of Kengo Kuma's architecture, contemporary art, and the natural beauty of Yufuin at the Onsen villa, 【COMICO ART HOUSE YUFUIN】. The two guest villas, themed around natural materials "Earth" and "Bamboo," offer spaces that highlight the potential of these elements. During your stay, immerse yourself in the works of renowned Japanese contemporary artists such as Yoshitomo Nara, Takashi Murakami, and Hiroshi Sugimoto at the adjacent contemporary art museum, 【COMICO ART MUSEUM YUFUIN】. Relax your weary heart and indulge in a stay that stimulates all five senses in this extraordinary space.

"Villa Kazami" accommodates up to 7 guests, and "Villa Hatsuna" accommodates up to 4 guests. Both Properties allow up to two medium-sized dogs to stay together with you. The size of the pet cage is as follows: For "Villa Kazami" - Depth 80cm, Width 170cm, Height 90cm For "Villa Hatsuna" - Depth 60cm, Width 90cm, Height 60cm Each Property offers one free parking space. The dimensions are 220cm × 500cm × 250cm (height) for both. "Villa Kazami," ideal for family stays, features a spacious hinoki cypress bath in a square shape and is equipped with five Simmons semi-double beds in the bedroom. "Villa Hatsuna" is recommended for 2 to 3 guests. It is also equipped with Simmons single beds, and for groups of more than 3, we provide luxurious bedding. The bathroom also features a hinoki cypress bath. Enjoy a fulfilling private space tailored to your needs. For more details about the Facilities, please refer to the Property introduction page.

"Looking at Mount Fuji brings a special and happy feeling, and it never gets old. 'I want to live with this mountain as part of my everyday scenery.' From the dream of one couple, BUCKEYE HOUSE was born—a private rental villa limited to one group per day. This villa was created by renovating an old mansion that had been dormant for decades on the shores of Lake Yamanaka, one of the Fuji Five Lakes. Clearing the grove of trees that once separated the lakeside from the mansion, a wooden deck terrace was built, revealing a breathtaking view of Mount Fuji in a miraculous composition. 'The lofty peak of Fuji in Suruga, No matter how often I see it, I never tire of it.' These are the words of Takahashi no Mushimaro, a poet from the Nara period. Why not experience the same timeless sentiment here, 1,500 years later?"