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Opened in 2022, Hotel Indigo Karuizawa is a hideaway inspired by the warmth of Karuizawa’s private villas. Its curiosity-sparking design and service invite you on an imaginative journey. Striking architecture centered on stylish, powerful timber, the lobby fireplace, and the flicker of flames and crackle of firewood at the forest garden fire pit will stay with you. At Dining “KAGARIBI,” enjoy a food experience that delights not only your palate but also your eyes and senses with a wood-fire grill and enticing aromas. Welcome to a refined retreat—like your favorite villa—where you can escape the city bustle and let your ideas flow.

Located at the western edge of "Nara Park," one of Japan's most renowned scenic spots surrounded by World Heritage sites such as Kasuga Taisha Shrine, Kofuku-ji Temple, and Todai-ji Temple, the Hotel stands in a place known worldwide as the birthplace of Japanese culture. The Hotel features 43 guest rooms (23 of which include private Onsen baths or open-air baths) designed with interiors that harmonize with nature, offering a refined atmosphere that reflects the traditions of Nara. The main building of the Hotel, a renovated "Nara Prefectural Governor's Residence" originally built in the Taisho era, houses a restaurant where you can fully experience the terroir and culinary history of Nara, as well as a sushi bar utilizing a traditional storehouse. Additionally, the Hotel's grounds include a Japanese garden where you can enjoy the beauty of each season, providing Facilities that ensure a seamless travel experience.

Fufu Karuizawa Yoko no Kaze is a small luxury resort where you can enjoy a nature-filled setting bathed in sunlight, with views of Mt. Asama. In this tranquil space—where herbs and greenery sway in the breeze from Mt. Asama—we offer moments that soothe both body and mind. Each guest room features a natural Onsen bath, paired with hot stones under the concept of “warm the body for better health,” inviting you to experience true relaxation. Spend your time in our sunlit interiors while feeling close to Karuizawa’s nature.Please note that Fufu Kyu-Karuizawa Seiyo no Mori is another “Fufu” with an entirely different concept. From location and guest rooms to dining, design, and Onsen, each offers its own distinct character—enjoy visiting both as you discover the many charms of Karuizawa and indulge in a blissful resort stay.

Located near Kasuga Taisha Shrine and Todai-ji Temple, Nara's Takabatake area retains the rich essence of ancient landscapes, where the lives of shrine families and literary figures continue to thrive. In this historic Takabatake, a 100-year-old sukiya-style architectural masterpiece has been reimagined with new elements of design, furniture, and contemporary art, giving birth to "Suimontei," a Property that accommodates only one group per day. Because we host only one group per day, we offer the finest hospitality. For your meals, our chef carefully selects seasonal and fresh ingredients, using the finest produce from Nara to create special dishes that can only be enjoyed on that particular day and at that particular moment. The warmth of nature, the gentle transitions of the seasons, the dignity and subtlety of history. Through your stay at "Suimontei," we hope you will feel as if you are living in the heart of Nara's Takabatake.

In Nanto City, Toyama Prefecture (formerly Inami Town), also known as the "Wood Carving Village," a new auberge is born. This luxurious Property, limited to one group per day, offers a tranquil space where time flows quietly. Stay in a spacious Room remodeled from a kimono wholesaler's townhouse, and relax in an Onsen open-air bath with a view of the garden. Toyama's Fish Auberge Toyama Bay, known as the "natural fish tank," provides an abundance of fresh seafood. Enjoy a variety of fresh fish from Toyama, blessed by the sea, prepared with local ingredients in a farm-to-table style. Savor these exquisite dishes at a counter dining area remodeled from a 100-year-old storehouse. This is the ultimate auberge where you can experience the finest flavors.

UMITO Kamakura Koshigoe is a small luxury ocean-view hotel with breathtaking views of Koshigoe Beach and Enoshima right before your eyes. Spacious, airy rooms are filled with the sound of the waves and soft natural light, inviting you to slow down and unwind. In the dining room, savor delicate French cuisine crafted with local ingredients, paired with sweeping sea views. Escape the city and enjoy a one-of-a-kind stay where nature and fine dining restore both body and mind.

“A home away from home—relax as if you’ve returned to your own.” We strive every day to remain an Accommodation that offers that feeling.

Seifutei is an Accommodation proud of its guest Rooms featuring a large open-air Onsen bath with free-flowing natural hot spring water, where you can enjoy seasonal scenery throughout the year. The open-air bath is spacious at 7 tatami mats, and the Onsen water—pumped up from 500 meters underground—is abundant at 480 liters per minute, allowing you to enjoy naturally heated hot spring water at a comfortable temperature without adding water. Both dinner and breakfast are served in the in-room dining area. Enjoy nature’s bounty and seasonal ingredients. Coffee, as well as alcoholic beverages and soft drinks in the refrigerator, are all-inclusive. Relax in a spacious, comfortable suite Room where you won’t need to leave your Room during your stay, and enjoy a private getaway undisturbed by anyone else.

A hidden retreat for adults where you can enjoy fresh seafood and handcrafted cuisine unique to a traditional kappo style. An intimate accommodation with only 8 rooms, offering attentive service and preserving traditional flavors. All guest rooms come with private onsen facilities. For dining in the guest room dining area, it is a separate space divided by a door from your main room, allowing you to enjoy your meal comfortably without moving your belongings. Relax and spend quality time with your loved ones in "your own special space," each uniquely designed for a memorable stay.

A historic Ryokan established during the Muromachi period. Our pride is the Onsen, "Golden Hot Spring," featuring natural free-flowing spring water. This authentic Onsen boasts a unique tea-brown color and is rich in mineral deposits. After enjoying the Onsen, we recommend taking a stroll through Ikaho's famous Stone Steps Street.

A 120-year-old traditional Ryokan located on a hill in Atami. From the rooftop open-air bath, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the city of Atami. All meals are served in your Room, and each guest Room features a unique layout with no two Rooms alike. The large communal bath boasts its own natural hot spring source with an abundant flow of 95 liters per minute, offering ultimate relaxation.

An auberge with a wide range of hands-on Facilities, including a ranch, workshop, farm, and picture book museum. Why not spend a relaxing moment in nature while enjoying a campfire and gazing at the starry sky?

Established in the 3rd year of Bunkyū, this is the oldest Ryokan on Awaji Island. Dishes made with fresh ingredients are served in private rooms for a relaxed dining experience. The specialty is "Tai-men," a whole sea bream served on a large platter. Despite its grand appearance, it offers a light and refreshing taste, making it a satisfying delicacy.

Enjoy a relaxing stay surrounded by tatami and hinoki wood in Mihama, Chatan Town—an area known for its American-style streetscape.Tatami Accommodation Chatan Mihama is a smart Hotel with 15 rooms, located in the Mihama area.With easy access to the American West Coast–inspired townscape, Mihama American Village for shopping and dining,and Chatan Sunset Beach with its beautiful sunsets, it’s an ideal base for exploring Chatan.We offer Japanese-style rooms accommodating up to 7 guests.Feel the comfort of tatami as you unwind with family or friends and enjoy Okinawa at your own pace.Each room includes parking for one vehicle, and shared facilities such as a communal kitchen and an unmanned shop make for a flexible, convenient stay.

A property with the concept of "Wellness and Art." A remarkable fusion of history dating back to the Muromachi period and contemporary art. Enjoy the cultural arts amidst the tranquility of vast nature, along with the blessings of onsen directly from the source and wholesome, body-friendly cuisine.

This Ryokan features an open-air garden bath and a distinctive milky-blue Onsen with a slightly bluish, creamy-white hue. In early summer, azaleas bloom, and in winter you can enjoy the fragrance of pomelo floating in the bath—another of its charms. It is also a long-established Onsen Accommodation that has continued since the Meiji era, even in Myoban.

Hamanoyu, a long-established Onsen Ryokan, is located in the heart of Kamisuwa Onsen. Enjoy authentic kaiseki cuisine featuring seafood delivered directly from Toyosu Market and seasonal Shinshu ingredients—an exceptional dining experience you won’t find elsewhere. Its convenient location is also a highlight, about a 5-minute walk to JR Kamisuwa Station and Lake Suwa. Spend a relaxing time by the shores of Lake Suwa.

A culinary property located at the famous sunset spot 'Yuhigaura'. Rice, vegetables, fish, and sake are all prepared using local and seasonal ingredients. Enjoy the abundant produce of Tango. Additionally, Tango is a 'Special A Class' rice-producing region, and the local sake is highly recommended.

A stunning Hotel featuring one of Japan's three famous bridges, "Kintai Bridge," in its garden. From the open-air bath, you can view the Kintai Bridge and Iwakuni Castle, enjoying the charm of the castle town. Conveniently located just 20 minutes by train to the World Heritage Site Miyajima. An ideal choice for Iwakuni sightseeing.

A culinary property located in East Izu. The owner-chef has trained at a three-star restaurant in Kyoto and crafts dishes using carefully selected ingredients such as golden eye snapper, Ise lobster, and abalone. Enjoy a completely new Izu cuisine that blends Japanese and French styles.