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Nestled in the castle town of Matsue, this Accommodation cherishes the spirit of Japanese hospitality while offering the flavors and charm of Matsue. In the meticulously maintained traditional garden, you can enjoy the changing beauty of nature through the seasons and the ever-shifting sky. The special folk-art-style Room with a rock open-air bath is closest to Lake Shinji and offers direct access from your Room to the Japanese garden. You can enjoy the Onsen, also renowned for its skin-beautifying waters, in both indoor baths and open-air baths. With dishes decided after selecting the best ingredients of the day, you can savor cuisine crafted by our highly skilled head chef.
A property offering breathtaking views of Ise Bay and relaxing natural onsen. From the windows, you can enjoy panoramic views of Ise Bay, surrounding islands, Atsumi Peninsula, and Shima Peninsula, as well as sunsets throughout the seasons. The natural onsen "Ume no Yu" from its own source is said to have various benefits. The cuisine features specialties such as fresh seafood directly purchased from local markets and the traditional "fried shrimp." A small souvenir corner offers local seafood products, shrimp crackers, and specialty sweets.
A property with six rooms offering a panoramic view of Toyama Bay. Enjoy the stunning sea view from both the guest rooms and the baths. The baths are reserved for private use by one group at a time, featuring open-air baths and silky baths enveloped in pure white microbubbles for complete relaxation. From the lobby, admire the Tateyama Mountain Range bathed in the hues of the sunset. Escape the daily hustle and bustle and indulge in serene moments accompanied by the soothing sound of waves.
A white early American-style pension located on the west coast of Awaji Island, right in front of the sea. It is a small Property. The husband and wife personally take care of the guests. We prepare as many handmade items as possible to welcome you. The Room is simple, equipped with a bed, TV, and dresser. The bath features Awaji Ichinomiya Onsen (100% natural hot spring water, no added water, no heating), which is a mildly alkaline spring known as "beauty water" that leaves your skin smooth. You can enjoy a relaxing bath with your family in a private setting. While it is not as large as a Ryokan's public bath, it is spacious enough for 4-5 family members to use comfortably. At home, it may be difficult for the whole family to enjoy a bath together, so please take this opportunity to do so. For dinner, enjoy a handmade meal crafted with care by the owner. The dinner highlights local Awaji ingredients with minimal use of additives. As an optional (additional charge) menu, we offer Awaji beef sirloin steak, filet steak, a luxurious platter of fresh Seto Inland Sea sashimi, cheese fondue prepared by the cheese-loving owner, raclette cheese melted by the fireplace like in "Heidi, Girl of the Alps," and more. After dinner, starting at 9 PM, enjoy a drink time featuring rare liquors, the owner's handmade fruit liqueurs (about 50 varieties), and unique snacks. Sipping on drinks while listening to the sounds of 1950s jazz on the owner's treasured gramophone will create unforgettable memories. On the terrace by the sea at night, listening to the sound of the waves and gazing at the beautiful starry sky with your significant other will also make for a perfect memory.
At our resort, surrounded by the stunning natural beauty of Shodoshima, you can enjoy heartwarming moments. Our tranquil hideaway cottages are the perfect place to escape from everyday life. With the serene Seto Inland Sea as a backdrop, we offer a luxurious private space for your stay. Each cottage features an open design that allows natural light to pour in, creating a relaxing and comfortable atmosphere. You can savor peaceful mornings or tranquil evenings while admiring the breathtaking scenery. For dining, enjoy a BBQ in front of the calm Seto Inland Sea. Sharing a meal with family or friends becomes a memorable and special experience. Dining amidst nature enriches the soul and brings out smiles. Additionally, a variety of activities such as kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding (SUP), and cruising are available, allowing you to fully appreciate the beauty of the sea. Unwind, rejuvenate, and spend a special time at our resort. Unforgettable memories await you here.
A property featuring an open-air bath with a view of the Sea of Okhotsk. Dishes made with fresh ingredients and natural onsen provide relaxation and comfort to all visitors. In winter, you can also enjoy views of drift ice. Rooms are twin rooms, with an extra bed available to accommodate up to three guests. Additionally, barrier-free rooms are available. The abundant à la carte and special menus are also popular.
Opened in 2016, this property features 100% natural onsen flowing directly and faces Shimoda Bay, offering ocean views from every room. The large public bath and women-only bath also use clear, colorless natural onsen with various known benefits. Enjoy the view of Shimoda Bay from the spacious and open room while savoring barbecue or Japanese cuisine made with fresh seafood from Shimoda.
Yukurina Resort is a condominium-style accommodation different from a Hotel. Relax as if living in Okinawa. Enjoy the ocean breeze and a panoramic view of the sparkling blue sea. Just a 3-minute drive to Churaumi Aquarium, making it a perfect base for sightseeing. Enjoy an elegant resort life full of smiles with family or friends.
Just a 3-minute walk from the pier and a 7-minute walk to the World Heritage Itsukushima Shrine, this location serves as a perfect base to enjoy Miyajima, one of Japan's three scenic views. From the large public bath on the top floor, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Seto Inland Sea at different times of the day. Relax in a serene Room designed in the Sukiya style. Dinner features a Japanese kaiseki meal showcasing Hiroshima's specialties, including oysters and conger eel.







































































































































































































