Around Sekigahara Country Club × Japanese-Style Resort AccommodationRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

A serene, 11-room Accommodation embraced by the nature of Yoro Onsen. With eight guest rooms featuring open-air baths, enjoy a luxurious soak while taking in misty rural scenery in the morning and the sparkling night views of the Nobi Plain after dark. Soothe your skin with our silky, beautifying Onsen waters, then savor a private kaiseki meal featuring Hida beef and seasonal specialties from Gifu. For anniversaries or birthdays with someone special, indulge in the luxury of doing nothing at this hidden retreat with breathtaking views. Enjoy an unparalleled moment of bliss found only here—where everyday life becomes something extraordinary.

A small Ryokan located within the expansive natural park "Yoro Park" in the southwestern part of Gifu Prefecture, Nishimino. Since its establishment in Showa 4, the creative Kaiseki cuisine based on Japanese culinary traditions, passed down through three generations, has been popular. Relax and enjoy the seasonal scenery and unique flavors of each moment.

[Nationally Registered Tangible Cultural Property] Established in 1764, this accommodation has been cherished by renowned cultural figures such as Takeuchi Seiho and Junichiro Tanizaki. In 1910, Emperor Taisho, then Crown Prince, also visited this historic and culturally rich location. Here, you can enjoy the breathtaking seasonal landscapes while savoring exquisite Hida beef shabu-shabu. Escape the hustle and bustle of daily life and spend a tranquil moment of relaxation. Surrounded by the beauty of traditional Japanese architecture, experience timeless elegance and serenity in this blissful space.

Suijo, Maibara City, Shiga Prefecture. Located on the southern foothills of Mount Ibuki, one of Japan's 100 famous mountains, and near Lake Biwa, this area is rich in natural beauty. It is also close to the historic battlefield of Sekigahara and retains the nostalgic charm of a former post town, with sake breweries, soy sauce shops, and inns evoking a sense of the past. Easily accessible from Maibara Station, where the Shinkansen stops, it takes about 3 hours from Tokyo. A traditional Japanese house, approximately 100 years old, has been fully renovated into a private Property available for exclusive use by one group per day. As a hidden retreat to enjoy a slow-paced time... As a gathering place for family and friends...