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Nestled in the majestic nature of Hokkaido, Furano is a resort destination that can be enjoyed throughout the year.
A secluded Hotel surrounded by lush highland greenery, offering breathtaking views of the Asama Mountain Range. At night, a sky full of stars envelops you. With the majestic Asama Mountain Range at eye level, this Hotel is truly a “front-row seat” for taking in Mt. Asama. Enjoy activities amid the vibrant green of the Tsumagoi Highlands and naturally recharge your energy. In our restaurant, savor dishes made with an abundance of locally sourced ingredients.
A special space with only 5 Rooms. All Rooms come with open-air baths. Each Room combines "Property's dedication" and "Customer's memories." The perfect balance between "Hospitality" and "Privacy" provides comfort - No no Hana Tei Komurasaki welcomes you with heartfelt care to ensure you feel this way.
At our Accommodation, our team includes not only Japanese staff but also staff from across Asia, each offering hospitality that draws on the best of their own cultures. We provide a relaxing space where you can unwind while enjoying the charm of different cultures. Loved by many literary figures since 1954 and known as a writers’ inn, the property has a calm, refined atmosphere. All Onsen baths—including the bath in your Room—are free-flowing directly from the source. After soaking in our open-air stone bath made from 53 tons of lava rock or our open-air wooden bath carved from a 1,200-year-old tree, enjoy our signature dishes featuring fresh seafood and mountain produce from Izu. A walk along the Amagi Promenade reveals timeless mountain-village scenery.
Hida-Furukawa, known as “Takayama’s inner retreat,” is a charming town lined with traditional townhouses, white-walled storehouses, and the Setogawa River where carp swim. We have been operating this Accommodation for over 180 years. Our Meiji-era building, showcasing the craftsmanship of Hida artisans, is designated as a Registered Tangible Cultural Property of Japan. Our 18 guest rooms are spread across three buildings: Shogetsuro (a merchant-style building built in 1905), Kogetsuro (a sukiya-style building built in the early Showa period), and Kangetsuro (built in the Heisei era) overlooking Honkoji Temple and the Araki River. Each offers its own distinct atmosphere. Enjoy a sense of closeness between people unlike in the city, and take time to reconnect with yourself.
Ryokan Tamaki has been in operation for 70 years, during which we have identified three essential elements for a ryokan: friendliness, dignity, and emotion. A property that embraces Japanese sentiment, where you can visit casually and feel at ease. This is the philosophy of Ryokan Tamaki. If you have a regular place to stay, you don't need a villa. Tamaki is a small ryokan, but we provide great relaxation to everyone.
A property featuring indigo dyeing and kaiseki cuisine, a tranquil retreat for adults nestled in the Yokoya Gorge of Tateshina, Shinshu.


























