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TAOYA Kawaji is surrounded by abundant nature. Enjoy a luxurious, all-inclusive stay where time flows at a leisurely pace.

Surrounded by lush nature, our six villas feature private open-air baths in every Room. Next to the open-air bath, we also provide a dedicated bath for pets, allowing you to relax with your furry companion. Within the premises, you can enjoy a stroll through the garden or along the babbling stream while experiencing the natural beauty of Nasu with your pet. Spend a special moment with your beloved dog!

An Onsen Accommodation in Nukabira Gensenkyo, surrounded by the rich nature of Higashi Taisetsu. From the open-air bath encircled by natural forest over 50 years old, you can enjoy seasonal scenery—along with the soothing sound of a clear stream and a sky full of stars—while soaking in free-flowing natural hot spring water direct from the source. In addition to nature walks around Taushubetsu River Bridge and Lake Nukabira, winter offers skiing and snowboarding at Nukabira Gensenkyo Ski Resort, just a 5-minute walk away. Make this your base for exploring the great outdoors and enjoy a relaxing stay.

Loved for over a century as “everyone’s healing retreat,” Yumoto Koganeyu is an Onsen accommodation where you can easily drop by after work or on the weekend to unwind and feel refreshed.Soak in the seasonal breeze in an open-air bath surrounded by nature, or take your time working up a sweat in our authentic sauna before cooling off in a cold plunge bath.After your soak, enjoy delicious meals and relax at your leisure—pure bliss!Today and tomorrow, for both travel and everyday life.We look forward to welcoming you anytime with heartfelt Onsen hospitality.

Founded in 1868, this Accommodation has built over 240 years of history as a guardian of its hot springs and has now been reborn as a dog-friendly Accommodation. Savor the milky, free-flowing hot spring water from three private sources in the large public bath and open-air bath. Enjoy a relaxing, steam-filled stay with your beloved dog through Japanese-style hospitality experiences such as the courtyard dog run and special ema plaques for dogs.

Located a little away from central Joetsu City, in the Kuwatori area, this Accommodation sits quietly in a mountain village far removed from the bustle. As the name suggests, its greatest appeal is the Onsen. You can unwind at your leisure in our own source spring, Kuwatori Onsen. Meals feature mainly local ingredients that make the most of produce from the Joetsu and Kuwatori area, with approachable dishes enjoyed by guests of all ages. In addition to overnight stays, you can enjoy “Onsen / dining / strolling / relaxing” all in one place, making it easy to take your time on-site—recommended for those seeking an escape focused on “Onsen, nature, and rest.”

Our story began when an Onsen sprang forth after we dug at a place seen in a dream. We named it “Yume no Yu” and started with a single small inn—this is the origin of our Accommodation (Oda Onsen). Also enshrined here to this day is the “Ryujin Tree” (dragon-shaped tree roots), which was also seen in that same dream. A small rural farming village has since become a mountain Onsen retreat. Why not come and experience this mysterious Onsen, said to hold an uncanny power?