Kikugawa Station (Shizuoka Prefecture) × Detox AccommodationRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

Experience the luxurious space where "master craftsmanship" breathes life into a historic relocated traditional Japanese house, and discover an extraordinary Japan that blends traditional beauty with modern sensibilities. Located in Enshu, Shizuoka, once known as the land of Totomi, "Katsuragi Kitanomaru" is a resort by Yamaha Group—a serene retreat nestled in the mountains and described as a "modern-day castle." Surrounded by tranquil nature, the interior features soft curves supported by ancient wood beams, roofs adorned with Enshu tiles, corridors paved with luxurious rosewood bricks, walls decorated with crafts and art pieces, and wooden designer furniture. This unique accommodation harmoniously combines nostalgic yet innovative elements of Japanese aesthetics. Infused with Yamaha's expertise in sound and music culture, this beautiful accommodation offers opportunities to enjoy seasonal nature and local cultural experiences. Relax your mind and body while indulging in an exceptional stay like no other. Katsuragi Kitanomaru proudly served as the base camp hotel for Japan's national soccer team during the 2002 FIFA World Cup.

Shizuoka Country Hamaoka Course & Hotel is located on gently rolling hills and features the Hamaoka Course, the stage for the official Shizuoka Open tournament. The clubhouse, equipped with hotel functions, offers facilities to meet all your needs, including accommodation, meetings, and parties.

Walk through a lush green forest, listening to the sound of wind rustling through the leaves and basking in dappled sunlight. Look up, and you'll find a vast blue sky with white clouds drifting slowly above. With an expansive 1.4 million square meters of land, abundant nature, and a variety of activities, Tsumagoi offers a resort space where you can feel at home—your "second hometown."

Do what you love, the way you love it. Makinohara City, Shizuoka Prefecture—a town of surfing and tea. Nestled on a hill overlooking Sagara Port, once a thriving hub of maritime trade, lies "HAZ," the closest retreat to the sea. Here, you'll find abundant nature where you can casually enjoy surfing. A fulfilling space where you can gather with family and friends, share stories, and truly relax. A luxurious time to eat, sleep, and chill out without a care in the world. An extraordinary everyday experience that can only be found here. Enjoy what you love, the way you love it, with the people you love. Indulge in the ideal holiday you've been dreaming of to your heart's content.

A stylish hotel of a higher rank. Featuring the Sky Spa with an open-air bath on the top floor, a health-conscious breakfast, and Simmons beds, we create a relaxing hotel life for you.

After enjoying sightseeing, surfing, or swimming in Omaezaki, stay at our Property! With high-speed broadband and a selection of pillows, we ensure a comfortable stay for business users as well. Enjoy a complimentary breakfast featuring freshly baked bread and an all-you-can-eat buffet with 30 Japanese and Western dishes. Plus, indulge in 15 types of free welcome drinks including draft beer and shochu—perfect for unwinding after work or during meetings. Relax your body and mind in our spacious open-air bath.

【Opened on March 6, 2013!】 Stunning views! The top floor features the natural Onsen "Chagetsu no Yu" overlooking Kakegawa Castle, selected as one of Japan's 100 famous castles. Indoor baths, open-air baths, saunas, and cold baths are available separately for men and women! Breakfast boasts local mountain and sea delicacies! All rooms are equipped with Simmons beds for ultimate comfort!

Located just a 2-minute walk from the north exit of JR Kakegawa Station, this property offers a breakfast buffet featuring the proud flavors of the Kuretake-so restaurant. Enjoy amenities such as a welcome drink service and a comic library, with all rooms equipped with Wi-Fi. A variety of room types, from single to twin, cater to both business and private needs. Breakfast is served in a buffet style with both Western and Japanese dishes, and the bread baked in a dedicated oven is particularly popular.