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An onsen inn located on a hill overlooking the clear stream of the Naka River and the Nasu Mountain Range. It boasts the "Bijin no Yu," which eliminates the need for skin lotion, and a panoramic open-air bath with stunning views.
Established in Taisho 11, this is a small property with seven rooms and its own hot spring source. Enjoy our proud creative Kaiseki cuisine, crafted by our skilled chef, served fresh dish by dish. Savor the seasonal flavors of Izumo's specialties, blessed with nature's bounty of sea, mountains, rivers, and lakes.
Situated on the highlands of the Nishiura Peninsula, this Onsen property offers stunning views of Mikawa Bay from every Room. From the rooftop "Sky Open-Air Bath," you can enjoy the scenic beauty of the peninsula and islands, which change dramatically with the seasons and times of day, creating a magical atmosphere. Meals feature luxurious ingredients such as "red shrimp" caught at Nishiura and Katahara fishing ports, along with the abundant seafood of Mikawa Bay. Relax in a variety of thoughtfully designed Rooms, including those with foot baths or open-air baths.
A small property in front of the vast ocean overlooking the Pacific. Creative cuisine focusing on Ibaraki ingredients, pH8.2 water, and a beach reminiscent of a private beach. A seaside second home you'll want to visit repeatedly.
Grand opening on July 1, 2025. Located directly in front of Hamazaki Beach with sweeping views over Karatsu Bay, ONCRI-KARATSU is a seaside resort nestled in a secluded area that feels like a private villa retreat, cherishing the blessings of the sea and the connections it brings. This exceptional location is also known as the place where Eric Moller, a British merchant who once lived in Karatsu, was so moved by the beautiful coastal scenery that he built his holiday home here.
A modern Japanese-style property with ocean views of the Pacific Ocean and Nojima Saki Lighthouse. Renowned for its rich and unique gourmet cuisine, two types of Onsen baths, and private baths. Offers baby-friendly services, making it ideal for family trips and expectant mothers.
Breathtaking views of the Tenryu River and skin-beautifying Onsen. Enjoy the magnificent scenery of Southern Shinshu from various spots within the facility. Experience "Tenryu Suijin Onsen," a silky, serum-like hot spring for beautiful skin. Relax and unwind as you take in the majestic flow of the Tenryu River and feel the seasonal breeze.
A Japanese-style Resort Hotel known for its abundant hot spring water. From five natural springs at the foot of Mt. Yusaka, 270 liters of natural Onsen water flow every minute. Enjoy 13 different baths, including a panoramic large public bath with a cascading waterfall. We also recommend guest rooms with open-air baths, each with its own unique atmosphere.
A Ryokan with Onsen along the mountain stream, where you can enjoy three different hot springs. The private source "Kami no Yu" is abundant in water and rich in benefits. After bathing, savor a creative Japanese-Italian buffet featuring organic vegetables from Akiu or a luxurious kaiseki meal with abundant seafood.
A long-established Ryokan founded in the Meiji era. Relax at Iwamuro Onsen’s largest public bath and unwind in the open-air bath. Enjoy seasonal cuisine made with ingredients nurtured by Niigata’s sea and land.
The long-established inn 'Tenseien' in Hakone Yumoto. The garden features a waterfall beloved by literary figures such as Akiko Yosano and Seisensui Ogiwara, allowing you to enjoy seasonal scenery including autumn foliage, summer skies, and winter landscapes.
A Resort Hotel located on Shodoshima Island in the Seto Inland Sea. From the guest rooms and baths, you can enjoy the open views of the Seto Inland Sea. Savor dishes made with fresh seafood from the Seto Inland Sea and olive oil, a specialty of Shodoshima Island.
Onsen property in Okuizumo. Kamedake Onsen is a hot spring that flows from the foothills of Mount Tamamine, mentioned in the "Izumo no Kuni Fudoki" as the mountain where the deity Tama no Tsukuri resides. Enjoy open baths and meals featuring local specialties such as Nita rice and Shimane Wagyu beef.





























