Around Tokyo Itsukaichi Country Club × Accommodation With Soothing Babbling StreamRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

Reimagined with a focus on comfort and quality, our spaces have been renewed to offer an even more relaxing and inviting stay. Our newly introduced Dog-Friendly Rooms come with a full range of amenities, ensuring a stress-free visit with your beloved dog. In addition, the large public bath now features a semi-open-air bath, where you can enjoy an exceptional soak surrounded by the changing seasons and the gentle murmur of a clear stream. Escape the bustle of the city and spend a special moment soothed by nature. We look forward to welcoming you and your family—along with your dog.

Located about an hour by train from Shinjuku, deep in the lush forests of the Fukazawa area in Tokyo's Akigawa Valley—popular for river activities and barbecues during Golden Week and summer—this private villa will open in May 2025. A renovated Meiji-era silkworm farmhouse, it has been transformed into an exclusive accommodation for one group per day. Step through the antique white door to find a spacious area with high ceilings. The villa blends traditional Japanese elements such as polished black beams and old fittings with Scandinavian-inspired lighting and furniture. The detached bathhouse includes a relaxation space where you can enjoy moments of pure bliss.Spanning 3,000 square meters, including satoyama (village forest), the property also features a glamping area surrounded by greenery. Guests can use tents and BBQ equipment free of charge. Savoring barbecue under a starry sky is truly exceptional!

Whether on sunny days or rainy days,a place where you can noticethe beauty of natureand everyday life. The Ome Line connects the upper Tama River with the city.Along its route, we carry on the way of lifeof the satoyama countryside,creating together with local peoplea new story for this landnow begins.

Surrounded on three sides by the Tama River and embraced by lush greenery and gentle streams, this Accommodation is ideally located as a base for sightseeing in Ome, Mitake, and Okutama. From the serene guest rooms, you can enjoy panoramic views of the mountains and the clear waters of the Tama River. The Onsen is an alkaline simple sulfur spring from Okutama, renowned as a “beauty bath” that leaves your skin silky smooth. For dinner, we serve flavorful seasonal dishes made primarily with local ingredients, offering a wide variety of creative Japanese cuisine.

From one person to groups, we offer home-cooked meals.The "Akikawa Beef" Plan, Tokyo's only branded beef, is our top recommendation.Dinner and breakfast feature seasonal vegetables grown by local farmers and rich soy sauce sourced from traditional producers.