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The reason this Property continues to be loved is its comfort. With over 90 fresh flower arrangements throughout the facility, a natural wood garden with serene mountains as a borrowed landscape, tatami flooring throughout the entire Property that delights your feet, and complimentary natural drinks blended with herbs available anywhere during your stay, including during meals. The interior design of the Property was crafted by nottuo, who won the prestigious IF DESIGN Award in 2023, featuring solid wood furniture made from natural materials, ceramic tableware created by mid-career artists, and sophisticated items subtly incorporated throughout. The cuisine is a Japanese kaiseki meal that incorporates the nourishing blessings of the San'in and Seto Inland Sea regions, as well as the bounty of the satoyama countryside.

On a gentle slope overlooking the distant Miyajima, the garden Property "Sekitei" stands serenely. From the Room, the view of the Seto islands beyond the hedges cleanses the soul. Stepping into the garden, the ridgelines of mountains resembling a landscape painting unfold behind, stirring the heart. Realizing that this Property embodies the charm of the "azumaya" nestled at the foot of the mountains depicted in the landscape painting and the garden's ambiance, one cannot help but be impressed. Thus, one feels compelled to spend time here, living like a hermit in tranquility. (A certain guest) May it be a night of chasing clouds over the mountains, sharing cups under the moonlight shimmering on the sea, and engaging in cheerful conversations. My friend, my beloved.

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.

Simose Art Garden Villa is an unprecedented art complex on the waterfront overlooking Miyajima, bringing together 10 villas, a French restaurant, and an art museum. Designed by Shigeru Ban, winner of the 2014 Pritzker Prize, the Simose Art Museum received the Versailles Prize from UNESCO as one of “the world’s most beautiful museums.” Enjoy private moments reserved exclusively for villa guests. Savor a truly new experience of art, architecture, and cuisine.

The highlight of this village, once a post town on the old Izumo Kaido, is "Gaisen Sakura Street," lined with century-old cherry blossom trees. On this street, which retains the atmosphere of a historic highway, stands "Shinjo-shuku Sugai Residence," a century-old traditional house fully renovated. This small Property, limited to 2 groups and 4 guests per day, prides itself on offering warm and personalized hospitality to each guest. Additionally, guests are treated to a one-night stay with two meals, featuring a Japanese course meal made with ingredients from the satoyama, nurtured by the pristine nature of the headwaters.

Tamatsukuri Onsen, a renowned onsen in the San'in region, has been known as the "Divine Hot Spring" since ancient times. In Izumo, where deities gather, we cherish the bonds and connections formed with everyone. With the theme of a flower-friendly Stays for women, we offer heartfelt hospitality.

Yamaguchi Yuda Onsen Koki-an A mountain lodge-like design that makes you forget you're in the city. The Japanese-modern Room, surrounded by garden trees, features an open-air bath and terrace with a sense of freedom. Enjoy the beautifying waters of Yuda Onsen, boasting a history since the Muromachi period, in the privacy of your Room, allowing you to spend a moment without worrying about anyone else. Indulge in the luxury of doing nothing at your own pace. Whether celebrating a 70th birthday, a family memorial, or as a reward for yourself, feel free to make use of our inn.

"The Shiroyama Terrace Tsuyama Bekkan" has begun its journey with the aim of becoming a Hotel that is cherished for generations. Just as the Shūraku-en, a nationally designated scenic spot where the lords of the Tsuyama domain once entertained their guests in a villa garden, this Hotel aspires to be a welcoming retreat for esteemed guests, a comfortable villa where locals gather and wish to visit repeatedly, and a stage where the finest local products from Tsuyama and Okayama Prefecture shine brightly.On the eighth floor of the Hotel, the Onsen large public bath with an open-air bath offers the renowned "Dodo Onsen," a famous hot spring of Tsuyama long celebrated for its skin-beautifying properties. Guests can enjoy a relaxing soak while taking in the view of the Tsuyama Castle ruins in Tsuruyama Park. For dinner, indulge in a kaiseki course featuring a main dish of locally sourced wagyu steak prepared on a teppan grill, complemented by a variety of dishes showcasing the bounty of the satoyama in Mimasaka Tsuyama and Okayama Prefecture, as well as the seafood of the San'in region. The following morning, a breakfast buffet designed to energize your day awaits you at the buffet restaurant facing the open garden.

A property conveniently located for access to the Miyajima ferry and Iwakuni's Kintai Bridge. Designed around a traditional Japanese garden featuring seasonal flowers, trees, and a pond with koi fish, illuminated at night. All rooms are Japanese-style, some offering views of the garden or sea, and equipped with Wi-Fi. Experience the natural radon-rich onsen, promoting cell activation and natural healing. Proudly serving Kaiseki cuisine utilizing ingredients from Hiroshima.

Fairfield by Marriott Okayama Hiruzen is adjacent to the roadside station “Kaze no Ie” on the tranquil Hiruzen Highlands, where Jersey cows graze on open pastures. With sweeping views of Mt. Daisen and the three peaks of Hiruzen, the scenery changes beautifully with each season—inviting you back again and again. Use our Hotel as a base to explore nearby attractions such as lavender gardens, sunflower fields, and Yamanori Gorge, surrounded by massive boulders reminiscent of a landscape painting. You can also enjoy local specialties found only here, including Hiruzen dairy products, Hiruzen yakisoba known for its sweet-and-savory miso-based sauce, and locally grown soba served “freshly milled, freshly made, and freshly boiled.” Enjoy a relaxing stay at our Hotel.

The beauty of a kind-hearted seaside Property, where the vast ocean is imagined as a meticulously crafted garden. Inside, a live fish tank showcases the commitment to fresh ingredients and local cuisine. Enjoy the soothing Onsen with natural flowing saltwater. In this compact space of just 31 rooms, experience a world of relaxation filled with the warm smiles of our staff. The refreshing touch of natural wood, heartfelt hospitality, and the serene comfort that feels like visiting a favorite retreat. Please forget the passage of time and unwind to your heart's content. Meeting and connecting with our guests is our greatest joy.

Built in 1604 by Terumoto Mori after the Battle of Sekigahara in 1600, Hagi flourished as a castle town. Walking through streets that still retain the atmosphere of those times, you can feel the presence of history in the stone walls, white plastered walls, and even in a passing breeze. Turning around, it feels as if over 400 years of history quietly lingers here. At its heart lies "Hagijo Sannomaru Hokumon Yashiki," the only Ryokan within the UNESCO World Heritage Site "Hagi Castle Town." Located on the site of the Yoshiki Mori Clan's Hagi Domain residence, it conveys to this day a harmony of Japanese elegance and Western sophistication.

常茂恵 is a Property that embodies the image of Hagi and its castle town. Inside, you can experience the history and culture of Hagi, and in the Room, you can enjoy seafood from the sea in front of Hagi while admiring the Japanese garden in a traditional Japanese setting. Since its establishment in 1925, 常茂恵 has been dedicated to preserving and passing down its values. It aspires to welcome guests with the spirit of Hagi's guesthouse and to be a Property where guests feel at home, saying "I'm back."

Fairfield by Marriott Hiroshima Sera is located next to Michi-no-Eki “Sera” roadside station. Nearby, you can visit Imakoyasan, renowned for its cherry blossoms in spring and autumn foliage, as well as Ryugeji Temple, home to many preserved cultural assets—perfect for a fulfilling trip. For flower lovers, we recommend touring the seasonal blooms at Sera Kogen Farm and Koyama Lavender Hill. At the winery in Sera Yume Park, you can purchase wines made from locally grown Sera grapes and enjoy dishes prepared with regional ingredients. Make our Hotel your base for a refreshing getaway for both body and mind. We promise service that will leave lasting memories.

Walking along the corridor where the wind blows through the tranquil water basin, another moment of life begins to move slowly. "Villa Otosore" has been born, offering a tranquility not found in previous Ryokans or Hotels. The Room count is only 18 within the spacious premises. A luxury that is not like any other. We hope you enjoy a leisurely time at your villa.

A Ryokan in the Yugo Onsen area of Okayama, themed around "Beauty and Health." Relax in a comfortable space featuring daily fresh flower arrangements and aromatic oils in the lobby.

A Property boasting exquisite cuisine and a beautiful garden. Enjoy the view of the Yoiichi River while soaking in the sulfur hot springs. The dishes, actively using locally sourced ingredients, are registered with the "Yamaguchi Shokusai-ten." Savor local specialties such as octopus rice made with freshly caught octopus from Shunan City, as well as seasonal offerings like pike conger and blowfish. Meals can be enjoyed in the comfort of your Room. We offer a variety of Rooms with unique atmospheres, including Warakutei, Kagetsutei, and the Main Building. Relax and unwind while taking in the seasonal Japanese garden and the gentle murmur of the Yoiichi River, leaving behind the hustle and bustle of daily life.

A National Lodge is a Property or Facility built in areas with excellent natural environments, such as national parks or national recreational Onsen areas. Miyajima Mori no Yado is a National Lodge located within Omoto Park, at the foot of the natural monument Misen Primeval Forest. Omoto Park is a rare place in the world where large fir trees grow near the coastline, blending the scent of the sea with the fragrance of the forest. It has long been a famous spot for cherry blossoms and is counted among the Eight Views of Itsukushima for its beauty. Additionally, within the park lies Omoto Shrine, an ancient shrine said to have been established even before Itsukushima Shrine. During the winter festival Hyakutematsuri and the summer Miyajima Grand Festival Kangen-sai, ceremonial boats dock here, and rituals are performed. Right in front of the lodge is the Miyajima Aquarium, allowing you to rediscover the charm of Miyajima while staying at Miyajima Mori no Yado, surrounded by the rich natural beauty of the sea and mountains.