Tobira Onsen Myojinkan Nagano

In the heart of Japan’s “Northern Alps”, discover the secret charms of this hotel that opened in 1931. This little jewel is tucked away in the calm and serenity of the mountains, between the snowy peaks and fine traditional hot springs, located in the national park, and renowned for their therapeutic qualities. Tobira Onsen Myojinkan offers a divinely serene atmosphere in the forest, relaxing baths in the heart of nature, aromatherapy...

Ryokan Tokisumika Nagano

Clear air, pure water and deep sparkling greenery. A simple stay where you can spend the best time in nature at the foot of the mountain while listening to the murmuring of snowmelt and the chirping of small birds. Feel the four seasons of the new Tokisumika. You can enjoy a full course that uses local soba noodles boldly and delicately. The chef himself visits the restaurant and listens to the passion of the farmers and producers...

Ryokan Kashoen Hanamaki

Deep within the grounds of Hanamaki Onsen in Iwate, amid mountains with lush green Nambu Akamatsu pine trees, are the sound of pure Daigawa river and chirps of wild birds. Here, you can treat yourself to luxurious moments of “doing nothing.” Comfortable Japanese room with 12 tatami mats and fumikomi (small room by entrance), rich with Japanese sensibility. The bathtub within the room is made of Japanese cypresse...

Ryokan Kannawa Bettei Beppu

Set in an elegant garden, this polished hot-spring inn is a 7-minute walk from the Hells of Beppu hot springs, 3 km from Beppudaigaku Station and 6 km from Beppu Onsen. Streamlined rooms offer tatami floors, futons and living areas with short-legged chabudai dining tables. All provide flat-screen TVs, tea and coffeemaking facilities, and indoor or open-air private hot-spring baths; 1 room has sofas and beds...

Ryokan Miyama Sansou Kumamoto

Even if you are a beginner, the scenery is nostalgic for some reason. The sky is wide and the stars are beautiful. Here is the original scenery of Japan that makes you want to walk after the bath. We have one small banquet hall on the shore of Miyama Dining. In addition, there is also a space with tatami mats, chairs and tables so that you can use it according to the number of people in the gathering, such as congratulations...