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Oga Peninsula, the land of majestic nature and Namahage folklore. This Property features an Onsen with "Netsu no Yu," a high-moisture hot spring containing salt similar to seawater. All baths are sourced directly from the spring without recycling. The bath facilities are designed with accessibility in mind, minimizing steps from the changing room to the bath and equipping key areas with handrails.The Property consists of three buildings: Main Building, South Wing, and East Wing. All rooms face the sea, offering highly praised views. Meals feature Oga's specialty stone-grilled cuisine—seafood is quickly heated by placing red-hot stones into the pot, locking in its rich flavors.Relax in an open-air Onsen surrounded by a sea of trees while enjoying ever-changing views of Oga's natural beauty.

A quiet Onsen Hotel located on a hill near Prefectural Route 73, surrounded by tranquil scenery. It is 5km from Hiroshima Airport and 49km from the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum. Simple rooms feature seating areas, Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, mini-fridges, and tea sets. Parking is free. There is a casual Japanese-style restaurant and a lobby café with floor-to-ceiling windows. Breakfast is available for an additional fee. The natural Onsen bathhouse includes a sauna, indoor baths, and open-air baths, where guests can enjoy the serene views. A shampoo bar and free drinks are also popular among guests. At the Hotel front desk, Manager Hiroko, a lop-eared rabbit, will welcome you.

The Property features open-air baths facing the garden and two private baths (family baths) offering a sense of exclusivity, allowing you to enjoy a relaxing and soothing time with your loved ones.Opened in 1977 as the first pension in Kyushu, the Property is located in an ideal spot surrounded by the natural beauty of Yufuin. While cherishing the charm of its early days, we continue to create a comfortable space that delights modern guests.The highlights of the Property are the stunning views of Mount Yufu and the heartfelt, warm hospitality. We strive to provide every guest with a moment of peace and comfort. After exploring the sights of Yufuin, spend a special, rejuvenating time at our Property.

A Hotel in Oga where you can enjoy views of the sea and the Jukai forest. We offer two types of Rooms: Japanese-style and Japanese-Western style. All Rooms are located on the sea side, and on clear days, you can see the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Shirakami-Sanchi, in the distance. The Onsen features natural hot spring water directly sourced from our adjacent sister facility. From the panoramic bath on the top floor, you can admire the contrast between the Jukai forest and the sea, while the open-air bath offers a serene moment in front of a garden. Dinner includes Oga's specialty, stone-grilled dishes, and a variety of fresh seafood. Breakfast is served as a Japanese-Western buffet featuring ingredients from Akita. Along with Namahage sightseeing, enjoy the scenic beauty of Oga.

A tranquil property in the Yufuin Onsen area, offering private enjoyment of outdoor and hinoki wood baths (indoor). Experience the smooth quality of Yufuin Onsen's waters. Meals feature handmade mountain village cuisine. In spring, enjoy fresh greenery; in early summer, fireflies; in autumn, colorful leaves; and in winter, snowy landscapes—all viewable from your room. This traditional onsen property, with its nostalgic room design, may feel refreshingly novel to younger guests.

At Oga Hotel, boasting its own natural hot spring, you can enjoy a relaxing time in the spacious rock-built open-air bath. From all sea-facing rooms, you can admire the beautiful seasonal landscapes. Additionally, at the Japanese-style dining "Senshin," you can savor dishes made with seasonal ingredients from Oga and the local specialty of stone-grilled cuisine. Particularly, the dishes utilizing seasonal ingredients nurtured by Oga's nature offer new flavors to discover with each visit.

Nestled along a tranquil valley, our Property takes pride in offering warm hospitality and cuisine made with seasonal local ingredients. We feature 11 unique guest rooms with open-air baths, a lounge, a private club, a table tennis corner, meeting rooms, and various other Facilities. The clear stream of the Houki River flowing right in front and the trees on the mountainside across the river showcase different expressions with the changing seasons. Our Onsen, with its colorless, transparent, and skin-friendly neutral spring quality, is said to have beautifying effects. We invite you to enjoy a relaxing Onsen experience and delicious cuisine for a memorable journey.

At this property located along the coast, you can enjoy seasonal cuisine while admiring the magnificent views of Mutsu Bay. From all 46 rooms, you can enjoy the scenery of Mutsu Bay and relax in the panoramic bath to soothe your mind and body. Additionally, after dinner, you can enjoy live Tsugaru shamisen performances. The dishes prepared by chefs well-versed in Aomori's cuisine are also one of the attractions.

The Onsen in Kurobe, Toyama Prefecture, is said to have been discovered by the Sengoku warlord Uesugi Kenshin. This traditional Ryokan, with over 100 years of history, stands on an expansive 5,000-tsubo property and warmly welcomes all visitors. The pride of the Ryokan is its gentle Onsen waters that soothe both body and mind. The cuisine, praised as the finest in Hokuriku, features an abundance of fresh local ingredients that captivate every guest's palate. Indulge in a luxurious moment surrounded by history, exquisite cuisine, and renowned hot springs to your heart's content.

My name is Musashi. Here, time flows gently. My mother's name is "Ryokan Kinjo-kan." It was renowned as a famous Ryokan often visited by Minakata Kumagusu, a great naturalist and folklorist born in Wakayama. Later, "Ryokan Kinjo-kan" relocated to Shirahama, and in Showa 25 (1950), I inherited the name "Ryokan Musashi" from my mother. Since then, I have cherished my mother's teachings and continue to uphold them to this day. While preserving the charm of the old and good, I have evolved with the times and will continue to welcome travelers in the future.

A lakeside resort offering relaxation with open-air baths overlooking the stunning Lake Hamana, an outdoor pool, and a full-scale sauna. Conveniently located just a 10-minute drive from Mikkabi IC. Enjoy a Japanese-Western buffet featuring seasonal local ingredients, pet-friendly rooms, and family-friendly activities. Perfect for multi-generational trips or couples celebrating special occasions, catering to guests of all ages. Immerse yourself in the extraordinary as you take in the changing views of the lake from morning to evening within our facility.

Grand Park Hotel Excel Kisarazu, set in the Boso area, is a designer Hotel ideal for business and sightseeing, as well as for travelers seeking a relaxing escape from the everyday. The entrance welcomes you with dazzling lights, while the airy lobby and newly renovated reception feel like a scene from a movie. Each Room combines functionality and comfort to suit any travel style. At the breakfast buffet, around 40 Japanese and Western dishes await you.

A 13-minute walk from Hakone-Yumoto Station. A Ryokan with Onsen surrounded by the natural beauty of the Sukumo River and Mount Yusaka, offering convenient transportation access. The alkaline hot springs from three sources, including Yumoto No.1, are renowned as "beauty skin baths" for removing old keratin, and you can enjoy the Onsen in the large public bath, private open-air baths, or in-room baths. Dinner features a Japanese Kaiseki meal carefully prepared with seasonal ingredients. Rice is cooked at your table in a pot.

Convenient access: All three major routes are within a 20-minute range. (Approximately 5 minutes by car from Tohoku Expressway Hanamaki IC, 15 minutes by car from Iwate Hanamaki Airport, and 20 minutes by car from Shin-Hanamaki Station on the Tohoku Shinkansen.) Located in the Hanamaki Onsenkyo Prefectural Natural Park, offering an exceptional location with panoramic views of Hanamaki City. The spacious public bath features abundant hot spring water, and seasonal "themed baths" are occasionally held. You can also enjoy a hot spring tour to the adjacent Hotel. Right across from the Hotel, you'll find attractions such as the Hanamaki Onsen Inari Shrine lined with torii gates, a bakery famous for its specialty "Hanamaki Onsen Anpan," and free "foot baths and hand baths." Plenty of enjoyable spots are within walking distance!

The sky, sea, and green mountains stretch out before your eyes.Here, you can experience the awe of being surrounded by a grand natural panorama.Located within the vast natural forest of Okinawa, covering 370,000 square meters (approximately 8 times the size of Tokyo Dome).Nearby are the World Heritage Site Nakijin Castle Ruins and the world's largest Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium, making it ideal for sightseeing.At Emerald Beach within the Okinawa Ocean Expo Park, as well as Sesoko Island and Minna Island, you can enjoy marine sports.

A property at Tamatsukuri Onsen, one of Japan's oldest hot springs, located in Izumo. Surrounded by lush Japanese gardens, this historic accommodation once hosted Emperor Shōwa. It features four buildings with distinct styles. The onsen water from the source also offers a foot bath at the Tamayu Riverbank in front of the hotel, allowing guests to enjoy the romantic charm of ancient hot springs. The standard rooms, boasting a size of 12.5 tatami mats, are recommended for families, friends, or couples. Additionally, Kaiseki cuisine utilizing the bounty of the Sea of Japan and mountains is served, enhancing your journey.

At the Property surrounded by the serene pine forest of Chirihama Beach, you can enjoy Onsen with water sourced directly from its own spring. The "Chirihama Nagisa Driveway," approximately 8 km long, allows you to drive along the shoreline, offering a refreshing experience. The Room is a 7.5-tatami Japanese-style space with futons pre-arranged. The spring water is rich in minerals, characterized by its smooth texture. Meals are prepared using carefully selected local ingredients and served as Kaiseki cuisine by the head chef.

The property, with over 200 years of history, offers a unique "lukewarm bath" at 30 degrees, a private hot spring at 35 degrees, a 41-degree bath, open-air baths, and a sauna. The interior is barrier-free, ensuring safety for elderly guests. Rooms with views of the garden and Mount Fuji are available, providing a serene atmosphere for relaxation. Additionally, the property serves kaiseki cuisine prepared with carefully selected ingredients by the head chef, allowing guests to savor seasonal seafood and mountain delicacies.

The property, featuring open-air baths with waterfalls and under bamboo groves, offers seasonal meals using seafood from the Sea of Japan. Staff in traditional Japanese attire provide heartfelt hospitality in a serene lobby. Guests can relax in traditional Japanese-style rooms or spacious accommodations equipped with Wi-Fi. At the onsen mentioned in the Izumo Fudoki, enjoy meals and local sake accompanied by soothing music.