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The highly acclaimed Onsen, loved even by Onsen enthusiasts, features a "Triple Beauty Bath" with three skin-friendly components! A Property that values heartfelt hospitality, making you want to return again. With a serene atmosphere reflecting its timeless history, it offers a relaxing experience that satisfies all generations. Dinner includes a fusion course meal tailored to the season. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the entire Property!

With the theme of “an Accommodation where you can relax freely at your own pace,” we strive to provide services that let every guest be the “flower” and enjoy a delightful time.\nBeyond the rising steam, our Onsen offers sparkling sunrise and sunset views over Lake Biwa; our Ryokan evokes Taisho-era romance; and our staff welcome you with warm smiles, a fresh appearance, and heartfelt hospitality.

90 minutes by car from Fukuoka, on the banks of the Mikuma River. An exceptional private retreat where every guest room features a sauna, an Onsen bath, and a cold plunge. Beautiful to behold and unforgettable to taste—creative Japanese cuisine crafted with the finest local ingredients from Hita awaits. A night to reset and recharge—for someone special, and for yourself.

A Hotel on a hill overlooking the Tokachi Plain. The Onsen uses natural moor hot spring water, and also offers free-flowing baths. At the day-use health spa “Hana no Yu,” you can enjoy more than 10 types of baths and saunas. In particular, the open-air bath offers sweeping views, and the 12th-floor panoramic bath is exclusively for overnight guests, where you can enjoy seasonal scenery throughout the year.\n\nThe in-house Facility includes dining options, a refreshment area, karaoke rooms, a game corner, and relaxation areas—perfect for spending a full day at your leisure.

Just 15 minutes from Nanki-Shirahama, this Resort Hotel is surrounded by tropical flowers. Enjoy five types of Mediterranean-style open-air baths overlooking the Pacific Ocean, along with a wide range of activities and hands-on experiences. How about a getaway where you can lose track of time and immerse yourself in fun amid magnificent nature?

[Featured in the Michelin Key Guide for three consecutive years (2024–2026)] Fukue Island in the Goto Islands is a truly special place where prayer and nature exist in harmony—shaped by its history as a port of call for Japanese missions to Tang China and by the enduring memory of Hidden Christians who kept their faith alive during times of persecution. Dramatic lava coastlines said to have burst forth from an “ogre’s mouth,” along with sweeping panoramas where sky and sea seem to merge, invite visitors into a mysterious world. Embraced by this rich climate and culture, this luxury Hotel was created as a symbol for sharing the allure of the Goto Islands, ideally located beside Saikai National Park. Dining features kaiseki cuisine that showcases the island’s seasonal bounty in every course. The on-site spa offers treatments infused with the island’s vibrant energy, including Goto camellia, guiding you into a uniquely Goto sense of calm and stillness. On Fukue Island—surrounded by beautiful seas and abundant nature—enjoy an exceptional resort stay that nourishes both body and mind.

Founded at its current location on the shores of Lake Suwa in 1920, our locally inspired creative kaiseki cuisine has earned top-tier acclaim for over a century. In 2022, we opened “Fukatei,” a private dining venue with special rooms. Enjoy an unforgettable dinner with someone special in an elegant private setting while overlooking our Japanese garden through the seasons.

Panoramic views of Mt. Hokushin-Godake and the Northern Alps. Below lies the Shiga Kogen Highlands and the beech-forest valley of Bunadaira. An exceptional location at an altitude of 1,600 m. Here at Happo Onsen in Shiga Kogen, beautiful scenery welcomes you in every season. From outdoor activities to yoga with breathtaking views of the Northern Alps, summer retreats, and therapeutic stays, enjoy resort time immersed in nature. Choose a Room to suit your stay—special suites, view Rooms with a private bath (limited to two guests), or standard Rooms. Escape the bustle and unwind at your own pace.

Selected for the MICHELIN Guide Hotel Selection 2025 The only Italian auberge in Izu, featuring fresh seafood and mountain produce with a strong commitment to local sourcing. For your stay, enjoy an exclusive whole-building rental—limited to just three parties—each a uniquely renovated historic structure. Each villa features a fully private open-air bath terrace where you can savor the Toi Onsen, offering a luxurious soak in serene silence. A one-of-a-kind stay, limited to only three parties per day. Surrender to the nature and cuisine of beautiful West Izu, unwind your mind, and enjoy deeply fulfilling moments.

There is nothing around, only the serene scenery of the forest and silence. However, hearing customers naturally say, "I would like to come again," truly makes us happy. We hope you can feel the simple and warm hospitality, fitting for the Michinoku region, and the seasonal tranquility woven into this retreat. Please enjoy a moment of healing in this emotionally rich and quiet setting.

An Onsen Accommodation offering the perfect trio of “great baths, great cuisine, and great views,” with a panoramic outlook over Amanohashidate—one of Japan’s Three Scenic Views. After unwinding in a guest room where Amanohashidate stretches straight across the window, indulge in Amanohashidate Onsen, renowned as a beautifying hot spring. Savor a luxurious getaway wrapped in soothing waters to your heart’s content—whether in the forest garden open-air bath (large public bath), the reservable private open-air bath “Genbu-no-Yu” for an unhurried soak all to yourself, or guest rooms with open-air baths where you can fully relax in a granite tub.For dinner, enjoy kaiseki cuisine featuring locally caught fresh fish and seasonal flavors from the Sea of Japan throughout the year. From favorites available year-round such as abalone and Tajima beef, to summer delicacies like rock oysters and Tango torigai clams, and winter specialties such as Matsuba crab and yellowtail shabu-shabu—fully savor colorful dishes showcasing Amanohashidate’s seasonal ingredients.No matter how many times you visit or who you spend time with, we hope you’ll leave thinking, “I’m glad I came here.” Why not step away from the bustle of city life and come refresh your spirit?

Kintaro Onsen, named with the hope of revitalizing visitors like the legendary Kintaro, offers a unique blend of chloride and sulfur springs, which is rare even in Japan. The 100% natural free-flowing hot spring water, with a temperature around 75°C, is rich in minerals and highly effective for health benefits. This area is also famous as the site where mystical mirages appear. Nearby attractions include the Kurobe Gorge Railway, Unazuki Onsen, and the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route connecting Shinano-Omachi to Toyama—offering abundant natural beauty and sightseeing opportunities. With the opening of the Hokuriku Shinkansen line, new stations such as "Toyama Station," "Shin-Takaoka Station," and "Kurobe-Unazuki Onsen Station" have been established within Toyama Prefecture, making travel between Tokyo and Toyama much more convenient.

A small hideaway with only 5 rooms in nature-rich West Izu. Savor creative kaiseki cuisine crafted with heartfelt skill. Enjoy a luxurious moment filled with warm hospitality.

A tranquil morning lake as if time has stopped, the lake shimmering under the soft sunlight in the clear air. This is "The Lake Suite," the highest-class location closest to the lake, resonating with its beauty.