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Nestled in the mountains, there is only one "Tengawa Sansou." With a spacious property of approximately 6000 tsubo, this accommodation welcomes only seven groups of guests per day. Enjoy high-quality onsen, carefully selected seasonal flavors, and memorable moments with your loved ones, relaxing and unwinding in the serene Aso forest, away from the mundane world.

Urabandai, one of Tohoku’s most scenic areas surrounded by rich nature. Urabandai Lake Resort Hotel is an elegant Resort Hotel in the best location. Fully renovated in October 2015! Just a 3-minute walk to Goshikinuma Ponds. The free-flowing natural Onsen is known as a “beautifying bath,” rich in naturally occurring skin-friendly minerals. The open-air bath with panoramic views over Lake Hibara is also a guest favorite! For dining, top chefs from across Japan gather in Urabandai to showcase seasonal ingredients through buffet, Japanese kaiseki, and French cuisine.

Nishiki Shūsansō is a Ryokan with Onsen in Kawaba, where you can luxuriously enjoy the hot springs. A natural space filled with historical charm, accompanied by the gentle sound of a clear stream. This hidden mountain retreat offers supreme moments while overlooking the seasonal valleys. With only seven guest rooms, we provide meticulous hospitality. Enjoy dishes with rich flavors crafted by skilled artisans.

Dai Onsen in Hanamaki—home of Kenji Miyazawa—is an Onsen village with a 1,200-year history, where more than a dozen natural springs bubble up.Nestled midway through Dai Onsen is “Yamayuri no Yado,” a small Accommodation with just 14 Rooms.Our owner is a chef.Captivated by Iwate’s local ingredients, he personally selects wild mountain vegetables and produce nurtured by this land, river fish, and seafood from the Sanriku coast—carefully sourcing each item with his own eyes—and serves every dish handmade to our guests.Our natural dashi is drawn with great care, using several times the usual amount of bonito flakes and Hidaka kelp without hesitation.Seasonal ingredients are slowly grilled over charcoal in the irori hearth.We cherish cuisine that can never be replicated through mass cooking—dishes possible only because we are a small Accommodation.Step through the large wooden gate and you’ll find the entrance noren swaying in the breeze, guiding you into a quiet retreat.After arrival, enjoy a cup of tea while listening to the sounds of the season.A clear stream runs alongside Yamayuri no Yado, pure and transparent as it nurtures countless forms of life.In early spring as the snow melts, its babbling brightens and birdsong echoes through the mountains.As cherry blossoms fade, delicate wildflowers bloom; in early summer, the beautiful calls of kajika frogs resonate through the valley. At night, fireflies dance above the stream to create an enchanting scene.In autumn, vivid foliage colors blanket the mountains like a painting framed by your Room window.In winter, deep snowfall wraps everything in white while flames from the irori hearth and fireplace warm you to your core.And as each season turns, we craft that time’s finest flavors into our Irori Kaiseki course.Gaze at nature, soak in Onsen waters, gather around the irori hearth and savor seasonal tastes.Through this abundant nature and our cuisine alike، Yamayuri no Yado offers you time to truly unwind.

Not overly extravagant, "relaxation," "comfort," and "gentleness." The perfect hospitality at "Hodoai no Yado."

"Bettei Ichika" is located in Asama Onsen, cherished as a retreat in Shinshu Matsumoto. We offer 10 Rooms harmonizing Japanese modern aroma and warmth, ideal for relaxing with three generations of family.

Our Accommodation is an all-inclusive Onsen resort where all drinks during your stay and fees for various activities are included in the accommodation rate.Our signature fossil seawater Onsen offers a spectacular setting overlooking the Sea of Japan from every bathing area: the large public bath, open-air bath, and private baths.In our dining venue, enjoy an open-kitchen buffet featuring mainly Aomori ingredients, with seasonal sashimi, premium meat dishes, and seasonal tempura beautifully presented.Savor a luxurious moment that will fill your heart—where ever-changing scenery, breathtaking baths, and exquisite cuisine come together.We sincerely look forward to welcoming you.

The profound charm of modern Japanese aesthetics, fresh seafood, and local sake. Your heart will feel enriched, and your body will unwind.

Higashiyama Onsen "Shosuke no Yado Takinoyu" is a Ryokan with a history of 1300 years since the opening of Higashiyama Onsen and over 130 years of operation. It is a property boasting spectacular open-air baths and private baths overlooking the famous "Fushimi-ga-taki" in Aizu. There are six "private baths" and "guest rooms with private open-air baths" that have been renovated and reopened. The cuisine, emphasizing "local production for local consumption" and "seasonal production for seasonal consumption," along with various room types and accommodation plans tailored to customers' "budgets," "purposes," and "preferences," is highly popular.

A small boutique hotel with only six rooms, inspired by the forests of Kobuchizawa where the spirit of Jomon-era history still lives on.Its striking facade, appearing suddenly amid the nature of Yatsugatake, was designed by internationally acclaimed architect Atsushi Kitagawara. In a space where nature, art, and contemporary design come together, we offer time to reconnect with yourself. Each guest room features a distinct interior inspired by timeless elements unchanged since the Jomon period—light, mountains, and forest. Take in sunsets over Japan’s iconic peaks such as the Southern Alps, Yatsugatake, and Mt. Fuji from our rooftop terrace, then gaze up at a 360° canopy of stars. Soothe yourself to the core in our private open-air hot spring bath (reservation required), featuring free-flowing natural spring water direct from the source. And enjoy carefully selected whiskies at our guest-only bar while listening to the quiet of the surrounding forest...Escape everyday noise and spend an extraordinary moment of peace in nature.

The timeless spirit of Japanese tradition meets modern hospitality. At Koume-ya, we offer six uniquely designed Rooms for your stay. Relax and enjoy a luxurious moment in your favorite Room.

The East China Sea stretching out before you shines in seven shades of blue. Welcome to a soothing tropical resort surrounded by blue sea and sky.This town resort in central Okinawa Island blends dining, activities, and relaxation, offering plenty of fun spots with an exotic atmosphere. Enjoy a unique Okinawan getaway while feeling the gentle sea breeze. American Village and Depot Island—icons of the town resort—are also within walking distance. Located in the middle of Okinawa Island, it offers excellent access to major sightseeing areas.The Beach Tower Okinawa Hospitality Safe and comfortable. Our Welcome Baby “Easy Mommy Pack” supports stress-free travel with your little one. At our restaurants, enjoy a wide variety of delicious and fun Okinawan dishes. Next door at Chura-Yu, you can also enjoy a natural Onsen using an abundance of continuously flowing hot spring water.Because these are your memories of Okinawa, we want you to experience Okinawa vividly—and above all, to bring smiles to our guests’ faces. Experience all that The Beach Tower Okinawa has to offer.

Founded in the first year of the Showa era, "Ryotei Matsubaya" is a small Property located on a quiet hill in Kankaiji Onsen, one of Beppu's famous eight hot spring areas. Situated at an altitude of approximately 150 meters, this Onsen destination offers breathtaking views of Beppu Bay and the cityscape below. At night, guests can enjoy a stunning panorama of sparkling city lights. One of Matsubaya's highlights is its private open-air baths in guest rooms, offering spectacular views and ultimate relaxation.

"Irori no Yado Ashina" was established in Showa 23. Inside the over 120-year-old traditional house, a nostalgic tatami-floored space unfolds. The plastered storehouse door and the pendulum clock that has marked the passage of time. Enjoy Irori cuisine at Ashina. We hope you fully enjoy Aizu while feeling the Showa era's atmosphere. "A property to forget time, connect time, and feel time." Why not try rediscovering the often-overlooked?