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Located just a 1-minute walk from Himakajima's West Port, this Ryokan offers fresh seafood, including the specialty pufferfish, and boasts magnificent views of Mikawa Bay and Ise Bay. Enjoy a luxurious moment savoring the sky and sea.

A Resort Hotel located in the nature-rich Madarao Highlands. Enjoy year-round activities such as ski resorts, indoor pools, and golf courses. After a day of fun, relax in the open-air Onsen baths and large communal baths. Savor a buffet featuring approximately 50 varieties of Japanese, Western, and Chinese cuisine.

A pure Japanese-style Ryokan with tatami flooring throughout, inspired by the rabbits of Mount Kōtō. The luxurious hinoki cypress bath, made entirely of precious ancient hinoki wood, is available 24 hours. Relax and enjoy the serene mountain village while listening to the gentle stream.

An auberge located on the shores of Lake Sai, one of the Fuji Five Lakes. Creative French cuisine featuring fresh local vegetables, seafood delivered directly from the port, and carefully selected meats is popular. Enjoy the chef's proud dishes at the restaurant overlooking Lake Sai.

A Resort Hotel surrounded by the rich nature of Yatsugatake. Adjacent to golf courses, tennis courts, and ski resorts, you can enjoy various activities throughout the year. From the open-air bath, you can view Mount Asama, Matsubara Plateau, and at night, the nightscape of Saku and a star-filled sky. The buffet dinner, featuring a wide variety of dishes made with carefully selected Shinshu ingredients, is also appealing.

Shirahone Onsen has long been said to keep you from catching a cold for three years after just three days of bathing. At Oyado Tsuruya, instead of the traditional long-stay cure, we offer a modern Onsen retreat that fits into a weekend. Our waters are a milky-white “Silk Bath,” known as one of the gentlest in Shirahone Onsen, with an exceptionally smooth feel on the skin. We provide an easy-to-follow bathing guide even for first-time guests, and suggest ways to enjoy the baths to suit your needs—along with moments of relaxation in our post-bath lounge—so that simply staying here helps you reset. Unwind body and mind tightened by everyday busyness, and experience how much lighter you can feel with a one-night, two-day stay.

A mountain lodge located in a prime location, just a 30-second walk from the symbol of Kamikochi, "Kappa Bridge." Our proud buffet, featuring over 30 Japanese, Western, and Chinese dishes, has newly introduced "wood-fired cuisine," allowing you to enjoy freshly grilled juicy meats and vegetables. Recommended as a base for exploring or for family trips.

A long-established Stays with a 400-year history. The natural hot spring water, flowing directly from the source, reaches a comfortable temperature by the time it fills the bath, allowing you to enjoy smooth water that is gentle on the skin. For dining, you can choose from three types of kaiseki cuisine available year-round or seasonal kaiseki that makes use of seasonal ingredients. Please indulge in dishes that focus on the ingredients, taste, and aroma, using plenty of mountain and sea delicacies from the local Inaba region. Relax and enjoy in the private bath within the garden or the large cypress bathhouse.Additionally, next to the private bath, there is a private sauna with a sense of openness. In the cabin made with cypress from Chizu Town, you can enjoy an authentic sauna experience. There is also a cold bath and an outdoor air bath space, offering a quiet space surrounded by the trees of the garden, where you can enjoy an exquisite relaxation time without being disturbed.

A scenic Onsen property closest to the Kurobe Gorge. Its prime location allows you to wave at the passing trolley train across the river, making it one of the best spots in Unazuki Onsen. Also famous as a filming location for the movie "Tsuribaka Nisshi." Enjoy rejuvenating hot springs and delicious seafood cuisine from Toyama.

A Hotel at the foot of the Northern Alps, surrounded by magnificent nature, with all rooms in traditional Japanese style. The spacious indoor bath is the largest in Omachi Onsenkyo, and together with the open-air bath, is available until midnight—perfect for relaxing and enjoying the Onsen at your leisure. The only dinner buffet in Omachi Onsenkyo offers around 70 Japanese and Western dishes, including many specialties unique to Shinshu. With easy access to scenic spots and skiing year-round, plus free Wi-Fi in all guest rooms, it’s an added bonus.

The largest and most well-equipped hotel on the shores of Lake Towada. In the spacious public bath and open-air bath, you can enjoy two different atmospheres, Japanese and Western, depending on the time. Savor the seasonal flavors unique to the border of Aomori and Akita prefectures, made with fresh ingredients.

A nostalgic onsen property cherished by literary figures. The rock bath, constructed during the Taisho era, is the oldest in Kaike Onsen. Enjoy a relaxing time with natural onsen baths without circulation systems and exquisite meals served in private rooms.

Just a short walk to the beach, a modern Japanese-style Hotel. Overlooking the magnificent Kaike sea, the sound of waves gently resonates in the open-air bath, creating a truly relaxing space. Enjoy innovative and creative Japanese cuisine made with seasonal ingredients.

Located within Nikko National Park, this Resort Hotel features natural onsen water directly sourced from Nikko Yumoto, which changes color upon exposure to air. As a "single accommodation in the forest" with no major roads or buildings nearby, you can enjoy bathing under a star-filled sky at night. The cuisine is prepared using pure natural water refined slowly in the vast nature. Savor Japanese Kaiseki dishes incorporating fresh mountain ingredients from Nikko and the colors of the four seasons.

A traditional Japanese-style Onsen property with tatami flooring throughout, located in Kuroishi Onsenkyo. Enjoy the large communal bath and open-air bath made with Aomori Hiba wood and Towada stone, along with seasonal kaiseki cuisine, for a colorful journey through the Tsugaru region.

A Resort Hotel at 930 meters above sea level, with balconies in every room facing the highlands. In summer, enjoy glamping, camping, BBQs, and buggy rides; in winter, enjoy skiing, snowboarding, and other winter sports. Refresh both body and mind in the heart of nature. In the open-air 전망露天風呂, feel the highland breeze as you gaze up at a sky full of stars for a truly relaxing moment.

A culinary-focused Onsen accommodation overlooking the majestic Suruga Bay, renovated in June 2016. Enjoy the Toi sea, a source-fed open-air bath with panoramic views, and exquisite kaiseki cuisine crafted by skilled artisans to your heart's content.

A modern and chic interior creates a relaxing atmosphere at the only Nordic-style mountain Resort Hotel in Okuhida Onsen. Enjoy breathtaking views of Mount Yari from the secluded mixed-gender open-air bath, as well as three spacious private open-air baths, indoor baths, and footbaths—all featuring natural Onsen water flowing directly from our private source. Savor the flavors of Okuhida with a kaiseki meal that includes premium Hida beef known for its exceptional quality, offering you an unforgettable culinary experience during your stay.