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We found Kami Yuland while looking for a place that allows large dogs. We brought various supplies for our dog, but everything we needed was already provided. All you need to bring is food and treats—everything else is taken care of. It was our first trip with a dog, so we were a bit worried, but since it’s a cottage-style stay, we were able to relax. We took walks in the snow, and there were also marked courses for trekking in the surrounding mountains. We were told we could use the Onsen as many times as we liked during the available hours. Before entering the Onsen area, there were displays of pottery and paintings, and it seems you can also try hands-on activities. We arrived a little early, and when we entered the room, the air conditioner and heater had already been turned on—it was warm inside, and we were truly impressed by their thoughtfulness. Since this was a no-meals Plan, we bought food at a nearby supermarket and brought it in. Dishes and even pots are all provided. The staff were very pleasant and explained everything carefully. We definitely want to stay again next time. Thank you very much. Our dog is one Akita (25 kg). (Up to 3 dogs per cottage; total combined weight up to 30 kg.)

My two classmates and I (three men, all 78 years old) stayed in the suite with a ceramic-style bath. The toilet was the same TOTO Neorest as we have at home, but the space around it felt a bit narrow. It would be better if the shower head holder in the bath were positioned lower. Dinner was delicious, but there was so much that we left quite a bit. Breakfast was a half-buffet; if possible, we would prefer a Japanese set meal. Everything was clean, and all of the staff were kind and courteous. We would like to stay again.

We had a great time even in winter. It felt special and was wonderful.

Although I was a little taken aback at first by the ultra-stylish space designed by Kengo Kuma, that sense of stepping into another world only made it more exciting—and it turned into a truly enjoyable stay. Both dinner and breakfast were served in our Room. Even though this is an Onsen town, the sashimi was surprisingly fresh and delicious, and paired perfectly with local sake—leaving us pleasantly tipsy. There are four private baths on the first floor, and by timing it right we managed to try them all—both at night and in the morning! On top of that, there was an open-air bath on the third floor where we stayed, so we ended up completing all “five baths” (laughs). What impressed me most was the tofu served at breakfast. It’s freshly handmade tofu from Nogawa Tofu Shop nearby, which they start making from 3:00 a.m.—soft, fluffy, and genuinely delicious. The staff were wonderfully warm and welcoming as well, and I could truly relax. By chance it was Saturday night, so we also got to watch a Hanagasa Dance performance (about 15 minutes) right in front of the Accommodation. The interaction with locals felt heartfelt and authentic. Ginza Onsen itself isn’t overcrowded with tourist spots, so nights are quiet and time passes peacefully. With its magical atmosphere reminiscent of *Spirited Away*, this is the perfect Accommodation for anyone who wants to savor a calm yet luxurious getaway.