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Travel through time and drift into a dream.Yamanaka Onsen Kochou is a culinary Accommodation where you come to savor the craftsmanship of our chefs.Our head chef, who refines Kaga kaiseki with a spirit passed down from master to disciple, and a young chef who weaves in French techniques.Each course created by their sensibilities is served by our staff together with the day’s story.Seafood from Noto, seasonal blessings nurtured in Kaga’s mountain villages, Kutani ware tableware,and Yamanaka Onsen with 1,300 years of history. The culture rooted in this land and the colors of the four seasons leave an even deeper impression on a single night’s creation.A quiet retreat limited to just seven parties per day—within reach of the chefs’ hands. Surrender yourself to Kaga’s seasonal flavors and artisanal craft, and spend an evening as the boundary between dream and reality gently melts away.

Hakone, where the rich nature of the four seasons thrives. On a hill overlooking Lake Ashi lies "Property Takumi no Yado Kasho." We wholeheartedly provide hospitality to offer moments of tranquility akin to the delicate craftsmanship of artisans.

Property Kuraya Hachijuhachi, named after the character 'Rice', began by creating rice fields within its premises. Through rice cultivation, we aim to connect with nature and foster a spirit of cooking that cherishes the seasons. The beautiful rice fields, showcasing the charm of each season, spread out in front of the lobby to warmly welcome you.

Somewhere nostalgic. A world of nostalgia. "Property for Fertility and Safe Delivery" Jizoan. A property exuding the romanticism of the Taisho era, filled with the freshness of wildflowers and a playful spirit.

Established in the hot spring town of Hakodate over 70 years ago, Chikuba Shinyotei has consistently upheld the spirit of "Omotenashi"—hospitality, cherishing each encounter as "Ichigo Ichie." Please enjoy your time at Chikuba Shinyotei, where tradition and growth harmoniously coexist.

Yumesaki, a kaiseki Ryokan, is nestled in a quiet residential neighborhood slightly away from Beppu’s downtown—one of Japan’s leading Onsen destinations. The sukiya-style building is surrounded by a lush garden. To ensure attentive hospitality for every guest, we welcome only six parties per day. The Accommodation Fee includes a welcome drink; use of three types of free-flowing natural hot spring baths; access to the lounge (including the library); local sake; coffee; herbal tea; and other soft drinks.

Enjoy the soothing 100% natural hot spring water from our private source, whether in the spacious public bath or in your Room. "Honenmushi," an annex of Sasaya Hotel with 8 Rooms, is a registered tangible cultural property surrounded by a Japanese garden where koi fish swim. Immerse yourself in the harmony between the Room and garden, and experience an unparalleled moment of comfort during your stay.

At Ryotei Murakami, Esashi, a town with the oldest history in Hokkaido, you can enjoy Onsen from natural sources, meals utilizing rich ingredients, and relaxing time in 7 independent guest rooms. The area around the Property includes the Sea of Japan, Kamome Island, the Kaiyomaru ship, the marina, and the historic street, where you can encounter nature and history.

Relax in the free-flowing Onsen, honor the food and strive for local consumption, cherish the surrounding tranquil environment, and welcome with the spirit of Wabi-Sabi. Onsen Ryokan Yamaki is a small property with only eight rooms. There is very good water. Please relax your mind and body.

The spirit of this island Property is "hospitality with hishio." Inspired by the traditional hishio nurtured by the island's nature, we value heartfelt hospitality and cherish unique encounters. Relax and feel the essence of the island in every moment. This is the kind of island Property we strive to create.

Boro NOGUCHI Hakodate has been meticulously designed in every detail—materials, textures, colors, light, and proportions—to offer our guests a truly satisfying time and space. From the stately entrance of concrete blocks that evokes the atmosphere of an art museum, to a reflecting pool inspired by aristocrats enjoying boating in a garden, and a bamboo grove that creates a sense of openness to the outside world even from within the building, generous spaces unfold throughout. We invite you to savor every corner of the property and spend a relaxing moment as both mind and body are soothed in your favorite spot.

Escape the hustle and bustle of daily life and spend a relaxing time with your loved ones. This is the experience we have created for you. From the moment you open the door to your Room at "Villa Himawari," your time here will be filled with countless smiles from your special someone.When you want to see those precious smiles, take a step towards "Villa Himawari."Located in the World Heritage city of Nikko, "Villa Himawari" offers four unique Room styles to suit your mood and provide ultimate relaxation.

A property situated on a cliff facing the sea of Nanki Kishu. Along the way, the blue sea of Nanki Kishu stretches out. With one step, the journey's time begins. Pause and stand still. Umi Tsubaki Hayama is a property that allows you to do so.

A secluded, authentically Japanese retreat with just six private villas, nestled in the forests of Akizuki. The gentle murmur of the clear stream nearby helps you forget the bustle of everyday life. Enjoy renowned hot-spring waters all to yourself in the private bath provided in every villa—pure luxury with complete privacy. A truly exceptional getaway begins here, where doing nothing is the ultimate indulgence.

The no-line resort "Kinnotake Tonosawa," blending seamlessly with the nature of Hakone Tonosawa, pursues ultimate relaxation. Experience the luxury of doing nothing, gently satisfying all your senses.

The gateway to the ancient capital, Hatoya Zuihoukaku, beloved for over 60 years in front of Kyoto Station, was reborn in May 2014 as the Japanese-style Hotel "Kyoto Yumoto Hatoya Zuihoukaku" featuring a natural Onsen large bath.

We have designed a flexible accommodation style so you can fully enjoy your time at Izen. This is HATAGO Izen in Echigo Yuzawa, combining the relaxation of an onsen inn with the convenience and comfort of a hotel.

This Ryokan is a traditional Japanese wooden restaurant inn, renovated from a now-rare villa.

The annex "Suiran, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Kyoto," overlooking the pristine flow of the Hozugawa River and the timeless ridgelines, offers a front-row seat to Japan's seasonal beauty: cherry blossoms in full bloom in spring, lush greenery and clear streams in summer, vibrant autumn foliage in fall, and a snowy white landscape in winter. The essence of the Hotel's presence and hospitality is "Keio-Kai-Rai," a harmonious blend of Kyoto's enduring traditions and modern aesthetics, warmly welcoming guests from around the world to this historic land. Among the 39 modern guest rooms adorned with touches of Japan's traditional beauty, 17 feature open-air baths with natural Onsen. Within the Hotel, guests can enjoy the restaurant "Kyo Suiran," housed in a historic building from the Meiji era, the café "Saryo Hassui" offering panoramic views of Arashiyama, banquet halls, a private spa, and a Japanese garden that combines traditional elegance with contemporary elements. Together with the natural beauty and seasonal landscapes of Arashiyama, we provide an unparalleled experience that cannot be found elsewhere.

The main building of Nanten-en was originally located in Sakai Ohama as "Shioyu Kazokuyu" and was relocated in its entirety to Amami, a place known for its natural Onsen, in 1935. It was then transformed into an Onsen Ryokan for pilgrims visiting Mount Koya. The predecessor, "Shioyu Kazokuyu," was designed by Kingo Tatsuno, a renowned architect of the Meiji and Taisho eras who contributed to many iconic modern architectural works. As one of the few remaining examples of traditional Japanese architecture, it continues to convey its historical significance.The former Koya Highway runs north to south, and the 3,000-tsubo Japanese garden, surrounded by the rich natural backdrop of the Kongō-Katsuragi mountain range, offers a picturesque setting. The garden, adorned with flowers blooming throughout the year and the chirping of wild birds echoing through the mountains, retains the timeless charm of a serene paradise.