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“Doing nothing can feel this fulfilling.” A 200-year-old traditional farmhouse with a private open-air bath fed by free-flowing natural hot spring water. Dinner is a full-course meal, crafted over a wood fire with the day’s finest locally sourced ingredients selected by our chef. Unwind and let your mind and body relax at this hidden satoyama Accommodation with only three rooms.
Auberge Homachi Mikuni Minato has been selected for “The 30 Collection,” which honors outstanding experiences across Japan, as part of the tourism awards “Forbes JAPAN Destinations of the Year 2026,” hosted by the global business magazine Forbes JAPAN. Mikuni Minato is a historic port town mentioned in the Shoku Nihongi in 778. During the Edo period, it flourished as a port of call for Kitamaebune trading ships traveling between Osaka and Hokkaido. Ten traditional townhouses scattered throughout the area have been renovated into nine buildings with 16 guest rooms and a restaurant. The name “Homachi” comes from “homachi” (waiting for favorable winds), a term that also evokes the “reward” enjoyed in the era of Kitamaebune ships. The architecture features local kagura-style construction and preserves Edo-period pillars, beams, and Shakudani stone. Dining is created by Michelin-starred French chef Ken Yoshino, who crafts an original menu showcasing Fukui’s world-class ingredients such as Echizen crab—also presented to the Imperial Household—rare seafood varieties, and Wakasa beef. This is a dispersed Hotel concept: guest rooms are spread across nine buildings with a separate restaurant building, allowing you to enjoy not only your stay and meals but also the history of the town itself. Tojinbo, one of Fukui’s top sightseeing destinations, is about a 10-minute drive away.
Rising high above the heart of the city and overlooking the beautiful Imperial Palace gardens, Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi boasts an exceptional location. Enjoy exquisite cuisine on the rooftop terrace with sweeping views of Tokyo’s skyline, and unwind in refined comfort. With attentive, personalized service from our experienced staff, we offer a next-generation luxury experience like no other.
Unparalleled relaxation and world-class hospitality—just for you... Since its founding in 1927 by J.W. Marriott, the Marriott Hotel has welcomed countless guests around the world. That spirit of hospitality is woven into every detail at Nagoya Marriott Associa Hotel. We look forward to welcoming you in an unbeatable location directly above Nagoya Station.