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Ideally located just a 1-minute walk from Gora Station on the Hakone Tozan Railway. A relaxing Accommodation with an open-air bath in every guest room. The large communal bath and private baths feature free-flowing hot spring water direct from the source.\nFor dinner, enjoy a luxurious meal with your choice of two distinct course options.

Located in the heart of "Toya Lake Onsen," boasting Hokkaido's premier scenery, is a historic Ryokan. The fully glass-walled lobby, bathed in light, marks the first step towards a relaxing resort life. From the large bath on the 8th floor, you can enjoy a panoramic view of Mount Yotei behind Lake Toya. Savor a buffet featuring Hokkaido's exceptional ingredients and selected delicacies from The whole country in a space filled with the warmth of nature.

A secluded Property nestled in the serene forest at the northeastern gateway to the World Heritage Site "Shirakami Sanchi." Its charm lies in a hidden hot spring that emerges amidst magnificent nature. Since its opening in 1893, "Hikage no Yu" has been renowned for its skin benefits and cherished as a miraculous spring known as "The Healing Waters of Three Days."

A tranquil standalone accommodation nestled in the deep nature of Nishiwaga Town, Iwate Prefecture, once celebrated in the haiku of Masaoka Shiki. Enjoy creative cuisine made with ingredients from northeastern Tohoku and savor the seasonal beauty to your heart's content. Our pride is our Onsen, offering 100% natural hot spring water flowing directly from the source in all baths, including indoor baths, open-air baths, private baths, and guest room open-air baths.

Shiga Kogen is filled with beautiful nature in every season.In a forest where crisp, clean air flows, why not enjoy a soothing staythat you can’t experience in everyday life? Our Accommodation offers 12 Rooms in total.From traditional folk house-style guest Rooms to Rooms with scenic open-air baths,we offer a wide variety of Room types.The extraordinary world of greenery outside your window is sure to calm your mind. We offer two types of baths: an indoor public bath and an open-air bath.In the panoramic bath surrounded by greenery, you can enjoygentle sulfur hot spring waters in fresh air. For dinner, please savor a kaiseki course carefully prepared with seasonal Shinshu ingredients,including Shinshu beef and mountain vegetables.With fresh flavors only local ingredients can provide,you are sure to be truly satisfied. At this Japanese-style Accommodation, “Keikoku no Yu,”please relax and enjoy peaceful moments amid refreshing greenery.

The onsen village of Kuni Shiri-yaki, recognized as "Japan's Most Beautiful Village," is a hidden retreat embraced by nature and tranquility. Enjoy the abundant onsen water flowing directly from the riverbed. Relax in the open-air baths overlooking the mountains and river or in your room.

A property located in a valley, just a 10-minute walk from the renowned Kazura Bridge in the village of Iya. The morning mist rising from the deep mountain valleys is a sight worth seeing. Vibrant greenery, chirping birds, and the sound of babbling streams. The countryside cuisine, focusing on river delicacies, is also highly praised.

An inn boasting a Japanese garden and authentic tofu skin kaiseki cuisine. World Heritage sites such as Nikko Toshogu Shrine, Rinnoji Temple, and Futarasan Shrine are within walking distance. Enjoy the hot spring surrounded by Nikko's natural beauty and explore the area on foot.

Our Hotel is a place where you can immerse yourself in your passions and create something new, forgetting the passage of time. Spend the day indulging in music or hobbies, play wholeheartedly in the snow on the slopes right before your eyes, brainstorm ideas or share dreams in a different environment. We believe that relaxing and spending time with family and friends amidst Yuzawa's rich nature will inspire your creativity. In July 2024, we will renew our front desk, restaurant, and lounge.

Experience TAOYA Kisoji, where you can enjoy Onsen as soothing as lotion and the beauty of abundant nature. Relax with our all-inclusive service.

Renovated and reopened in April 2018! Enjoy a 1,500-square-meter Onsen beach with natural hot springs, an athletic park in the forest, and many activities perfect for families and children.

Established in 1916, this culinary inn is located along the banks of the Otani River in Kinosaki Onsen. Enjoy a private open-air bath with a stunning view of the Maruyama River. Savor fresh ingredients such as Tsuiyama crab and Tajima beef to your heart's content.

Our prized free-flowing hot spring water is known for its skin-beautifying benefits, offering a soothing moment of relaxation. Enjoy seasonal cuisine made with an abundance of local ingredients, and take in the lush natural scenery of the Hanamaki Minami Onsenkyo area from your room.

From the wooden terrace and all guest rooms with open-air baths, you can enjoy a panoramic view of Mount Yufu and spend a luxurious moment. Relish the healthy creative kaiseki cuisine made with vegetables from our own garden and local ingredients.

A hospitality property born with the concept of "Yui," valuing connections between people. A warm wooden space featuring bold timber craftsmanship unfolds. Relax in guest rooms that combine the tranquility of Japanese style with the comfort of Western amenities.

This is a distinguished property with a history as the "Akayu Goten" villa of the Uesugi family, lords of the Yonezawa domain. Enjoy a hot spring tour at "Higashi-yu," featuring five baths such as the large stone bath and square bath, and "Nishi-yu," with six baths including the Aomori Hiba wood bath and barrel bath. After savoring a kaiseki meal incorporating carefully selected ingredients from Yamagata, such as Yonezawa beef, relax in a tranquil Japanese-style room.

Sanso Rai Mikiya is a single-story retreat that blends into the surrounding countryside, where time flows at an unhurried pace. Rebranded and reopened in January 2020, it welcomes you as a peaceful rural Accommodation that brings out the true beauty of life in Yamagata. Savor meals featuring “satoyama harvests” from our own garden and rice fields, unwind in free-flowing hot spring baths, and spend a relaxing stay in traditional Japanese spaces that invite you to slow down and follow your heart. We look forward to welcoming you to an irreplaceable stay—one that may bring back something you had almost forgotten.

Located on a hilltop, our guest rooms on the upper floors and the open-air baths on the top floor offer breathtaking views of the majestic mountain ranges of Northern Shinshu. Enjoy an extraordinary moment while gazing at the vast scenery that you would never encounter in the city. The private open-air bath "TSUBAKI" is equipped with a mini-bar and multimedia speakers. Guests can enjoy a blissful time with a glass in hand, accompanied by their favorite music as background. In the spring of 2021, we opened guest rooms with open-air baths featuring natural hot spring water, which have been highly praised. Our cuisine, made with premium ingredients such as brand beef, Shinshu beef, fresh seafood directly sourced from the Joetsu market, and carefully selected local produce, is truly exceptional!

Just a 3-minute walk to Yunoko Lake, a 10-minute drive to Ryuzu Falls, and a 20-minute drive to Lake Chuzenji, our Hotel is the perfect base for exploring Oku-Nikko. Relax under the starry sky in our open-air bath or enjoy the chicly designed large public bath featuring natural Onsen with milky white water that changes color as it comes into contact with air. For dining, indulge in a buffet of Japanese, Western, and Chinese dishes made with plenty of Tochigi ingredients. Enjoy live kitchen performances and seasonal delicacies.

An all-inclusive plan that includes dinner and breakfast, drinks including alcohol, activities, and other on-site charges during your stay.Enjoy unhurried time and space while feeling the tranquil seasonal nature of Yunishigawa Onsen, a hidden hot spring in Northern Kanto.