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In late autumn in Niseko, I experienced an unparalleled luxurious time at a hospitality-filled hotel nestled among beautifully yellow-tinted mountains. The kind staff, fascinating artworks, and delicious cuisine were all one-of-a-kind, creating the perfect accommodation designed for enjoying peaceful moments. During a morning walk, I had the chance to meet Mr. Grick, and just before check-out, a Long-tailed Tit appeared by the window—these lucky encounters made my stay unforgettable and turned this place into one I am truly glad to have visited. It is an exceptional accommodation that I would love to visit again.

We stayed to celebrate our dog’s anniversary trip. The Room was spacious and the garden was lovely, so we had a great time. We ordered an anniversary cake for our dog, but the staff said they failed to thaw it properly and it was mushy, so our dog didn’t eat it… However, they handled the situation appropriately. The disappointing points were that we were looking forward to the 6,600 yen anniversary cake, but it was small and the decoration wasn’t what we expected, so we don’t really recommend the dog cake. Also, there were a lot of weeds in the dog run and we couldn’t use it. Other than that, we were satisfied and had an enjoyable stay. Thank you very much.

Everything was perfect: a luxurious private space well worth the price, and attentive service with thoughtful care from the butler. I’ve stayed at several Shigira properties, but The Shigira was the best overall. That said, I have two suggestions: 1) If staying multiple nights, I’d like the in-room breakfast menu to change. 2) Since going to the beach is a given, I’d like a washing machine installed. That’s all. I plan to Reserve again next year, so I’d appreciate it if these points could be improved.

The Hotel’s service was attentive down to the smallest details and truly wonderful. In the lounge, they asked about my child’s juice preference and kindly made a special peach juice for us, which really impressed me. The building is stylish, and there were also Yayoi Kusama prints that I was glad to see up close. I’d love to stay again.

We used this Hotel as a base for a family trip around Shimane and Tottori. What impressed us most was the design philosophy that permeates the entire space and the superbly curated displays. While making full use of the commanding presence of this historic building, Tottori folk crafts and furnishings were meticulously arranged so their materials and textures resonate with one another. Rather than simply lining up individual masterpieces, it is rare to find a space where a classic architectural structure and contemporary craftsmanship share context so beautifully and are integrated so seamlessly. The cuisine course we enjoyed at dinner was also stunning, allowing us to fully appreciate the appeal of local ingredients. We stayed with children, and thanks to your offering a half-course for them, our whole family was able to relax and enjoy a high-quality dining experience together. We truly appreciate your thoughtful hospitality. In winter, we would love to return to try your famous hot pot as well. Thank you for a wonderful stay.

It was absolutely wonderful. Given the price, we had high expectations, but it exceeded them. The first floor had three bedrooms, two toilets, one bathroom, and one TV. My cousin and I each stayed in separate rooms. The living room on the second floor had a wall of windows... my cousin was amazed by how beautiful the sunrise looked through them. The bath was spacious and luxurious; I enjoyed a relaxing soak. However, it was slightly inconvenient that there were no hair ties or a tabletop mirror available... The staff's service was excellent as well. We received one coffee voucher and one beer voucher each but were kindly allowed to exchange them for two coffee vouchers instead—thank you! My cousin from Yokohama and I are already talking about staying in a different building next year!

We went touring around the Miyama area and stayed at this Accommodation for one night with two friends. It’s in a place with amazing views, and the Accommodation was clean, well maintained, and beautifully decorated with artwork. There is a bath on the second floor, and soaking in it while looking out at the mountains was absolutely wonderful. For dinner, we made a special request and they prepared amago trout for us; the chicken hot pot and wild boar were incredibly delicious. The view while dining was also very nice. Breakfast was Japanese-style, and the local ingredients were excellent. The hosts were very kind and easy to talk to, and we truly appreciate all their help. Even though it was just one night, it was deeply relaxing—we could take our time, and it turned into an amazing day. Since the scenery changes with each season, we definitely want to stay at this Accommodation again! We also received jam and a penlight as souvenirs.

When we arrived at the bus stop, Mr. Kuboji was there to pick us up by car. We hadn’t requested it, but since it was raining, his thoughtfulness made us very happy. The Room was spacious, and although three of us stayed, we were able to relax comfortably. The meals were delicious, and we had a wonderful time. The warm, home-like atmosphere was the best.

I was truly impressed by the building and the Room, crafted with the skills of local artisans and made using local materials. The food was also extremely satisfying. I could really feel the care and thought put into every detail. There are many places with delicious food, but it’s rare to find a meal that conveys such genuine consideration for the guest—I was deeply moved for the first time in a long while. Your warm hospitality made my heart feel at ease. I would love to visit again.

It was a truly wonderful Ryokan. The staff were very kind, and it had the warm, welcoming feel of visiting a grandmother’s home. We would love to stay again!

I chose this Accommodation because I enjoy visiting Poké Lids and also wanted to try a sand bath. What ultimately convinced me was that every Review I read was highly rated—and I’m truly glad we stayed here. I completely understand why the ratings are so high. All the meals were delicious, the staff had such a pleasant atmosphere, and the Room was kept very clean, so we were able to relax comfortably. (We also went to the liquor store you recommended and bought lots of drinks. Thank you!) Since our child is still small, we used the bath in our Room as well—it was spacious and easy to use. Thank you for your thoughtful touches such as a diaper trash bin, baby soap safe for infants, and wet wipes at the dining area. There were plenty of picture books too, which made our child very happy, and it allowed us parents to enjoy our meal at a relaxed pace. My favorite part was the Onsen. The moment I got in, it felt strangely like the water clung to my skin, and even the next morning my skin felt moisturized. It also seemed to have great heat-retention—I stayed warm for quite a while after bathing, which felt wonderful and helped relieve my fatigue. I also appreciated having various shampoos and body soaps available—it was fun to try different ones. We’d love to visit again once our child is old enough for a sand bath. Thank you very much for everything!

Although I had imagined it would be a wonderful Accommodation after looking at the website and other information, it turned out to be a dreamlike stay that far exceeded my expectations. All of the staff and the chef were incredibly kind (I contacted them in advance, and their amazingly thoughtful response truly moved me). Not only was the service attentive, but they also taught us so much about the Accommodation and Jinseki, which made our stay even more fulfilling. The meals were outstanding in every way—flavor, menu, and even the tableware—and my husband was deeply impressed as well. We fully enjoyed plenty of local specialties and seasonal ingredients. I was also happy to experience traditional craftsmanship such as Igura-style architecture and naguri-finished flooring. I always hope to give my child many different experiences, so I’m truly grateful for this wonderful opportunity. Because this Accommodation offers different pleasures in each season, we will definitely visit again at another time of year!

This was a return visit because when I stayed last November, I thought, “I’d like to come back in a different season.” As it was the rainy season, I couldn’t see Mt. Fuji at all—though it should have looked magnificent—but it turned out to be the perfect opportunity to relax indoors at the Facility. Since I arrived a little before check-in time, I contacted you hoping to leave my luggage only, and you kindly agreed. When I arrived, being greeted with “Welcome back!” was a wonderful start to the warm hospitality. Last time, I left several comments on things I hoped could be improved if possible, and every single one had been addressed—this thoughtfulness impressed me even more. Breakfast was changed from last time; the main dish was Saikyo miso–marinated rainbow trout, and it was so delicious that it made me want more rice. I’d love to visit again in another season as well—partly because I want to try yet another breakfast option.

I stayed for two nights, one with No Meals Included and the other with dinner and breakfast included. Learning about the centuries of history cherished by everyone in this mountain area was truly inspiring. I had a very comfortable stay, feeling protected by the mountains, which allowed me to sleep soundly. The local cuisine prepared by the community was exceptional (starting with tempura of sweet buns and many other unique dishes!). Knowing that hot water was boiled using firewood added to my happiness! It was hard to leave, and since I couldn’t see the starry sky this time, I hope to visit again!

We stayed at the Ryokan during summer vacation. The interior was very beautiful, and everything was clean. The bath had a lovely fragrance and was very relaxing. The staff were kind and took great care of us. We definitely want to visit again! Thank you so much!

In the heart of Higashi Chaya District, this Accommodation lets you stay as if living in a Kanazawa machiya townhouse, and it remains one of the most memorable Hotels I have ever stayed in. As soon as you step inside, the gentle scent of wood fills the air and naturally calms you. While preserving the charm of an old machiya, the interior has been refined into a modern, sophisticated space, and my stay was comfortable from start to finish. The passage garden leading from the entrance to the living room reinterprets a traditional machiya layout as a contemporary art gallery, creating a distinctive atmosphere from the moment you arrive. With part of one living-room wall opened up, it retains that classic machiya serenity while adding just the right sense of openness. On the first floor, warmth from natural wood is balanced beautifully with a palette of brown, white, cream, and black. Everything—from pendant lights to furniture and small details—has been carefully chosen for a cohesive look that shows great taste down to every corner. The table in particular stood out: its texture evoked Noto washi paper and kurikawa-zome (chestnut husk dyeing), and it felt like local culture and craftsmanship were seamlessly woven into the space. The bath and wash area are modern and spotless in crisp black-and-white tones, and even the scent of Aesop hand soap and bath amenities was wonderfully soothing. Upstairs retains even more of the original wooden character of a machiya, offering a different kind of quiet calm. The bedroom lighting—soft like moonlight—was especially memorable and perfectly suited to the mood. Another unique highlight is being able to whisk matcha in your room. The tea kettle, bowls, and other tools are thoughtfully selected; using vessels that reflect Kanazawa- and Noto-area traditional crafts made preparing matcha yourself feel truly special. With clear instructions provided, it’s easy to enjoy even for first-timers. Unlike having tea at a tourist spot, making matcha in this quiet machiya setting felt deeply relaxing. Open the windows and you can sense both the stillness of this teahouse district and hints of local daily life beyond it. Rather than simply visiting as a tourist, being able to blend into the neighborhood is an experience that’s hard to find at an ordinary Hotel. Breakfast was at Miso Soup Club just a short walk away; I enjoyed a nourishing Japanese breakfast with hearty miso soup packed with ingredients along with egg over rice (tamago kake gohan) and small side dishes. This is an Accommodation I would highly recommend for anyone who wants to savor Kanazawa’s culture, craftsmanship—and unhurried quiet time—with care.

Drawn in by the phrase “Japan’s most luxurious villa,” six fellow business owners and I stayed for one night while visiting Ishigaki Island. In the end, it was an outstanding stay that every one of us raved about. What surprised us even before arriving was the pre-trip meeting with a dedicated planner. Their flexibility and ability to turn any request into reality—along with thoughtful suggestions—had us excited from the start. The actual stay was truly the definition of being fully taken care of. From Shuttle Service to and from the airport, to marine activities like snorkeling on our own private boat, and even a buggy experience on an uninhabited island reached by crossing Kabira Bay in an amphibious vehicle—everything was a one-of-a-kind experience you can only have here. The view from the uninhabited island’s private beach was more beautiful than anything we had ever seen, and it became an unforgettable memory. The villa’s pool and full-scale water slide were also high quality—six adults could enjoy them to the fullest. On top of that, everything was all-inclusive, from an Ishigaki beef BBQ to alcoholic beverages. We were also amazed by Mr./Ms. S, our dedicated veteran coordinator. With decades of experience escorting well-known public figures, their knowledge of Ishigaki Island and hospitality were truly world-class. Thanks to S, our trip satisfaction multiplied many times over. And since we could keep enjoying activities right up until just before our evening flight home the next day, it honestly felt like two nights’ worth—so much so that it seemed like a bargain. We absolutely want to come back, and this is a special place I can confidently recommend to other business owners as well. Next time, I’d love to visit with my team from work.

I used this accommodation for a refreshing break after starting work during the first three days of the New Year. Having previously enjoyed the large public bath on a day trip, I was looking forward to my stay. The interior has an atmosphere of old Kumamoto, with a nostalgic map of Kumamoto Prefecture from before the Heisei-era municipal mergers. The onsen features two private baths for guests, available from 6:00 AM to 11:00 PM. The light mineral quality of the water warmed me to my core. Even if you choose a room-only plan, there are vending machines inside and a convenience store within a 10-minute walk, making it convenient for shopping when you have time.

We stayed as four adults while returning home with my mother, who uses a wheelchair. We made a Reservation for a kaiseki course in a special Room with an Onsen. From check-in to check-out, the staff were outstanding. Not only did we have no complaints, we were able to relax in complete comfort. The Onsen had both an indoor bath and an open-air bath, and following the sommelier’s recommended way of bathing left our skin silky smooth. At dinner, we enjoyed sake as well as beer. When we couldn’t decide what to choose, a staff member knowledgeable about sake came over and carefully explained each label, helping us find recommendations that matched our preferences. The Room was spacious and spotless. The amenities were excellent, and our whole family was very satisfied. My mother had suffered a subarachnoid hemorrhage two years ago, so I was worried about how much she would be able to enjoy the stay due to aftereffects. However, she said the food was delicious and ate happily. The in-room Onsen—fed by the same water as the large public bath—was also wonderful for her with family support, and she was very pleased. She bathed twice: at night and in the morning. It certainly wasn’t cheap, but it was an experience that exceeded its price in satisfaction.

We stayed here on our first trip to Shinojima. Even before our stay, the staff kindly accommodated various requests, including changes to our Plan and Shuttle Service arrangements. Dinner was served in our Room, and every seafood dish was delicious. Since our child is still small, we could enjoy the meal without worrying about disturbing others. They also lent us a bucket so we could set off the fireworks we brought on the beach right in front of the Accommodation, and it was a big help that they disposed of the used fireworks afterward. The entire building is tatami-floored—probably unique on the island—which made it especially relaxing. The beach view from our Room was wonderful, so next time I’d love to enjoy it from an open-air bath as well. The hospitality from the proprietress and all staff members was excellent, and we would love to return.