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A family Hotel that meets the expectations of travelers visiting Miyakojima in search of its beautiful sea. The property consists of three buildings: the “Main Building,” with a tropical atmosphere; the “Tower Wing,” offering sweeping ocean views; and the “Harbor Wing,” equipped with convenient Facilities for long stays—allowing you to enjoy the sea up close.

The largest seaside Resort Hotel on Shodoshima, offering the "Angel Road," a lovers' sanctuary, and breathtaking views. Harmonizing beautifully with the nature of Shodoshima, Shodoshima Kokusai Hotel boasts a prime location where every Room offers stunning views of the Seto Inland Sea, including Yashima in Shikoku. To the left of the Hotel lies "Angel Road," a matchmaking spot on Shodoshima designated as a lovers' sanctuary in 2009. During low tide, you can witness the mystical natural phenomenon where islands are connected by a sandbar. It is said that crossing Angel Road with your loved one promises happiness, making it a popular destination on Shodoshima throughout the year. The Hotel also features open-air baths by the shoreline, restaurants, and other facilities, allowing guests to fully enjoy the charm of this multi-purpose Resort Hotel, the largest on Shodoshima.

Welcome to the entrance of dream time. Please remove your shoes and step up. The hospitality of 'Yumetsuzuri' begins here, where you can feel the softness of tatami with your bare feet.

A secluded Hotel surrounded by lush highland greenery, offering breathtaking views of the Asama Mountain Range. At night, a sky full of stars envelops you. With the majestic Asama Mountain Range at eye level, this Hotel is truly a “front-row seat” for taking in Mt. Asama. Enjoy activities amid the vibrant green of the Tsumagoi Highlands and naturally recharge your energy. In our restaurant, savor dishes made with an abundance of locally sourced ingredients.

The stylish Nordic-style Rockwood Hotel & Spa is nestled amidst magnificent nature. Enjoy a resort atmosphere in a highland location with panoramic views of Mount Iwaki and the Sea of Japan. Activities include golf courses, sightseeing, sea and mountain leisure, ski resorts, and a large Onsen bath with an open-air bath, offering enjoyment throughout the seasons.

The International Tourism Hotel Kishu Tei is located on a high hill overlooking Hirado Port and Hirado City, making it convenient for sightseeing. We strive to serve our guests with sincerity to ensure their relaxation. We hope to assist in making your trip a memorable and pleasant experience.

The facility features Kitayama round timber throughout, accompanied by the sounds of the koto and the fragrance of incense, creating a Kyoto ambiance. Each staff member provides hospitality with the feeling of welcoming a valued guest into their own home.

Monjuso Shourotei is a charming single-story wooden accommodation nestled on a small cape, surrounded by aged trees behind the Wisdom Monju-do Hall. Beyond the lush garden lies the serene waters of Aso Sea and the picturesque pine forest of Amanohashidate, one of Japan's three most scenic views. Experience the ever-changing beauty of Japan's nature through different times of day and seasons in this tranquil retreat far removed from worldly noise.Beloved by many literary figures, this accommodation was named "Shourotei" by writer Giichi Fujimoto, who reflected on "the dew that forms on the tips of Amanohashidate’s pine leaves and how it deepens human connections at this travel lodge." The late author Hitoshi Yamaguchi also praised Shourotei in his book "Favorite Places," describing it as "completely flat and peaceful. That flatness seems to stretch endlessly. When 'flatness' comes to mind, I feel calm and relaxed... Every Japanese person should experience that perfectly flat scenery at least once."

Wami no Yado Kakujoro is a long-established Property founded in 1925, located at the tip of the Atsumi Peninsula. The main building, Kakujoro, and the annex, Izutsuro, are designated as Registered Tangible Cultural Properties of Japan, preserving their serene and nostalgic appearance. In June 2005, the newly constructed annexes "Unjoro" and "Suijoro," featuring rooms with open-air baths, were introduced, blending modern aesthetics with traditional charm to provide a comfortable and relaxing stay. For dining, guests can enjoy kaiseki cuisine prepared with fresh, seasonal seafood sourced from the Atsumi Peninsula area. Our specialty winter dish, the fugu kaiseki, allows you to savor the full flavor of natural tiger pufferfish, a luxurious delicacy. As a Property that offers a harmonious blend of tradition and modernity, along with exquisite culinary experiences, we would be delighted if you find joy and satisfaction during your stay.

Hakone, known as the "Edo's Inner Sanctuary," has long been a cherished destination for Japanese people. Historical sites such as the Hakone Checkpoint Ruins, the cedar-lined old highway, and numerous landmarks evoke the memories of its past. The rich natural surroundings offer breathtaking scenery that changes with the seasons, showcasing the timeless charm of Hakone. Additionally, the area boasts a variety of attractions, including sports Facilities like golf courses and tennis courts, as well as museums, art galleries, and family-friendly tourist spots. Hakone is a resort destination that never ceases to fascinate, no matter how many times you visit. At Ryuguden, a serene retreat perched on a hill overlooking the majestic views of Lake Ashi and Mount Fuji, indulge in the relaxation of Onsen and savor the vibrant seasonal flavors of kaiseki cuisine at your leisure.

An open-air garden Onsen with stunning views of the sea and mountains. A spacious large bath made entirely of Japanese cypress. Enjoy fresh "raw tuna" delivered directly from Katsuura Port, renowned for having the highest fish catch in Japan. Experience a luxurious stay at Kamenoi Hotel Nachikatsuura, an Onsen accommodation offering breathtaking scenery and exquisite cuisine.

The hall of hot water, flavors, and relaxation. Suk Kaifu, a Japanese-style Ryokan, is quietly situated embraced by the sea of Minamichita. Here, you will find moments of relaxation and heartfelt hospitality. All our staff sincerely look forward to welcoming you.

A Property located along the coast of Heda Port in West Izu. Enjoy creative Japanese cuisine featuring fresh seafood from Suruga Bay, including the famous Heda spider crab, and carefully selected local vegetables. The private open-air bath with a stunning view of the sunset and ocean is available free of charge without a Reservation.

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.

A sky-high Hotel in Izu, wrapped in an overwhelming coolness up to 9°C lower than central Tokyo and closer to the stars than anywhere else in the region. Enjoy blissful bathing that lets you forget everyday life in our spectacular large public bath with panoramic views—Sagami Bay to the east, Suruga Bay to the west, and majestic Mt. Fuji right before your eyes. Cuisine features seasonal local ingredients nurtured by Izu’s rich nature, served as a lavish buffet or an authentic course meal. At night, an unobstructed canopy of stars fills the sky. Spend a soothing, refreshing holiday here, embraced by cool breezes.

The history of Kaga Hyakumangoku has been engraved since the Edo period, and long before that, the Manyo romance has been alive.