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Time flows a little slower... Ishidaya Cottage. Enjoy your precious time with true privacy, as if staying in a familiar vacation home.

Natural Onsen in front of Yokote Station, 250 free parking spaces, 100 business rooms, 8 limited rooms with open-air baths.

The hall of hot water, flavors, and relaxation. Suk Kaifu, a Japanese-style Ryokan, is quietly situated embraced by the sea of Minamichita. Here, you will find moments of relaxation and heartfelt hospitality. All our staff sincerely look forward to welcoming you.

Enjoy the breathtaking ocean view from your spacious Room, where you can relax while taking in the sound of gentle waves and the stunning blue sky and sea. Savor a healthy island breakfast made with fresh, locally sourced ingredients.

Somewhere nostalgic. A world of nostalgia. "Property for Fertility and Safe Delivery" Jizoan. A property exuding the romanticism of the Taisho era, filled with the freshness of wildflowers and a playful spirit.

Standing with quiet dignity — Birds rest their wings, and people rest their hearts. A gate spreads like a crane’s sheltering wings. Camellias are the father; forget-me-nots are the mother — the whisper of water, the gaze of stone, and unnamed flowers faintly in bloom. Not to display, but to suggest. Here at Sukiya-style Accommodation Nokakutei, there is something gently evocative in the air.

Pass through the mountain road and be welcomed by a detached Accommodation where every room features a private open-air bath. Some detached rooms also include an Onsen-water pool, popular with families.For a full resort getaway surrounded by Asian-inspired design, choose Yuurian.*Meals are served in a private dining room.*

[Michelin Guide Fukuoka, Saga & Nagasaki 2019 Special Edition: 5-Star (Black) Ryokan] A dreamlike original landscape that gently embraces the heart A sacred island linking ancient times and today An island resort one hour from Fukuoka—an escape beyond time and space == Gentle wave patterns, floating islets like a karesansui rock garden. Golden hot springs flowing endlessly since antiquity. A sunset theater for that day alone—unscripted and unforgettable. Iki Island, Nagasaki, is a “Small Sanctuary” that refreshes mind and spirit. With heartfelt hospitality, and exquisite cuisine woven from freshly harvested ingredients, you are invited to rediscover your own origins. A journey you will never forget— a story spun at this one-of-a-kind small island Accommodation. ==

The history of Ryokan Chōraku-en Yunosuke at Tamatsukuri Onsen is the history of Tamatsukuri Onsen itself. Tamatsukuri Onsen was established in the early Nara period by our ancestor, Hasegawa Toshikata. During the Edo period, the Hasegawa family was entrusted with the management of Tamatsukuri Onsen by the Matsue domain, holding the official title of "Yunosuke." In the first year of the Meiji era, they began operating a ryokan under the name Chōraku-en. For 140 years, they have had the honor of hosting numerous literary figures, dignitaries, and occasionally members of the imperial family.

Sun Urashima Yuki no Sato is an Onsen Accommodation with sweeping views of the sea in Minami-Toba. Relax your body and mind in high-quality natural hot spring waters, unique to a true source spring. Seasonal dishes showcase the distinctive flavors of Ise-Shima throughout the year.

Approximately one hour from the city center, a compact design hotel combining tranquility and a playful adult spirit. Situated by the seaside yet exuding an urban charm, with designs capturing the essence of things in various places. Interiors with different theme colors for each room, a library collection that stimulates intellectual curiosity. Every material that composes this hotel gently touches the strings of the heart. This is SCAPES THE SUITE's proposal of "escaping" rather than "traveling."

Amidst the rich nature, the sturdy thatched roof warmly welcomes you. Since the distant Muromachi period, the Onsen for therapeutic purposes has flourished and been cherished for five hundred years, and even today, the onsen village of Shima Tamura continues to be loved. The moment you see the wooden signboard "Onsen Property" hanging at the entrance, a relaxing atmosphere envelops you. Take a moment to immerse yourself in this tranquility and enjoy a leisurely time.

Set in Otaru Asarigawa Onsen, once a thriving port town along the Kitamaebune shipping route, “Otaru Retreat Kuramure” is a 19-room retreat Hotel designed by architect Makoto Nakayama under the philosophy of “tranquility,” carrying on the legacy of historic stone warehouses. All guest rooms feature natural Onsen baths, and you can enjoy an all-inclusive stay with seasonal Hokkaido kaiseki cuisine and Hokkaido wines, as well as a fermented sawdust bath produced by Ohtaka Enzyme—unique blessings of this land. In a serene space in harmony with nature, step away from the rush of everyday life and savor a stay where you can slowly cultivate time that feels truly your own.

Maruya Ryokan, established in the first year of the Meiji era, offers a refined and modern yet comfortable space within its deeply historic ambiance, creating the perfect hidden retreat.

The accommodation "Chita Peninsula Shougetsu" stands on a hill where only the sea, sky, earth, and flowing wind exist. Here, you will find only what is truly essential. Everything here invites tranquility to your heart and offers a subtle fragrance of richness. Every aspect of our hospitality is designed to help you feel refreshed and at ease. Escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life and return to a moment of pure serenity.

Ginzan Onsen, with a history of 400 years, currently features 14 wooden three-story Ryokan lining the river, with Ryokan Fujiya located at its center. Fujiya, a key element of Ginzan Onsen's scenery, has preserved the shape of the old Fujiya to maintain the familiar streetscape of Ginzan. Instead of rebuilding, they have chosen renovation as a method to pass on the wooden three-story streetscape to future generations.

Built in the Taisho era as a villa for the Mitsui zaibatsu, Mitsui Suishoen.This nationally registered Tangible Cultural Property has been revived as “Ryotei Momiji,” and is surrounded by seasonal gardens. We also offer comfortable guest rooms suited to modern needs while preserving a timeless atmosphere.Enjoy a soothing stay embraced by mountain tranquility and the vibrant presence of trees and flowers.

Deep in the mountains of Gifu, this is Okuhida. "Something special... While there may not be anything fancy here, there are countless things you won't find in the city." Things not found in the city. These are likely the things that many people living in urban areas forget or fail to notice in their daily lives. Here in Okuhida, such special things overflow in everyday life, shining brightly. Not by the calendar, but by the rhythm of daily life, you can feel the seasons change. The flowing air, the mountains changing colors, the songs of birds and insects dancing in the sky, and the flowers blooming by the roadside all signal the arrival of the seasons. Nestled in the abundant nature of Okuhida is the hot spring Property, "Yumoto Choza." In an ever-evolving era, it is a place to rediscover the unchanging. During your time here, such "special things" will quietly and gently seep into your body... peacefully, at your own pace.

Nozawa Onsen, where the lives of villagers thrive, exudes a unique atmosphere and charm filled with warmth. Traditional festivals and 13 natural hot spring public baths are carefully preserved, retaining the essence of a bygone era. The village's landmark, "Ogama," features 90-degree hot spring water, bustling with villagers boiling Nozawana greens, eggs, and wild vegetables. Sumiyoshiya, located right in front, boasts a clean and elegant appearance, preserving the Meiji-era hot spring ambiance, and is a long-established inn with a history of 140 years.