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An onsen inn located in Hinatayama Onsen of Kirishima, loved by Takamori Saigo.All guest rooms come with a private open-air bath.There is a hot spring source within the inn's premises, and fresh hot spring water, without heating or added water, is directly supplied to the open-air baths in the rooms.The spring quality is sodium carbonate saline spring.It is a beauty-enhancing bath that removes excess sebum and dead skin cells while forming a protective layer on the skin.Although located in a residential area, the inn prioritizes privacy with private open-air baths and individual dining rooms for meals.Additionally, the four suite rooms include features such as open-air baths with Kyushu's first adjustable-height bathtubs and rooms equipped with 150-inch large screen projectors, offering various ways to enjoy your stay.

We welcome you to an extraordinary space with Mount Yufu as the backdrop. The majestic Mount Yufu, visible from the rooms, hot springs, and restaurant, treats us to a special story of hospitality. An extraordinary space with Mount Yufu as the backdrop. Relax in your room, enjoy the soft waters of Yufuin, and afterward, savor dishes crafted with ingredients unique to this bountiful region. Enjoy a luxurious and delightful night in Yufuin. [Yufuin Hot Springs] You can enjoy the lavish experience of natural spring water flowing directly from the source. The water quality is a simple hot spring that is gentle on the skin and suitable for all skin types. There are open-air baths offering a grand view of Mount Yufu and five types of private baths. 【Cuisine】 Fresh ingredients from Toyo no Kuni, surrounded by Bungo Channel and the majestic natural mountains, are gathered here. Please savor the seasonal ingredients through a colorful kaiseki cuisine. 【Guest Rooms】 We have incorporated the 'colors' of Saigakukan throughout.May your time here be a special day— We provide hospitality with a meticulous design that pursues the comfort of nature. Enjoy the view of Mount Yufudake and the gently flowing time.Please relax and enjoy your stay.

Welcome to the forest resort overlooking Mount Yufu... In the mountain valley of Yufuin, where crystal-clear air flows. Amidst the lush natural forest with varying shades of green, the all-cottage-style 'Hanare Tatsuno Hige' and the forest villa 'Villa Yumuta' quietly stand. With only 10 guest rooms, each uniquely designed, they create a private and extraordinary space.

A homely inn conveniently located near Yufuin's tourist attractions.

■About Houshi ～The Oldest Inn in Hokuriku～ The history of Houshi began alongside the history of Mount Hakusan, one of Japan's three sacred mountains, which marked its 1300th anniversary since its opening. Hakusan Daigongen appeared in a dream to the great monk Taicho, who was undergoing rigorous training on Mount Hakusan, and revealed the location of a sacred spring hidden deep underground. Following this divine revelation, the monk traveled to Awazu, unearthed the sacred spring, and instructed his close disciple Gyōryō Houshi to build an inn there and entrusted him with its care. This marked the beginning of 'Houshi.' After Gyōryō Houshi's passing, his adopted son Zengorō succeeded as the second generation, and since then, the inn has been operated exclusively by the family for 46 generations, making it a rare establishment in the world that continues to protect its sacred waters to this day.

Relo Hotels & Resorts' stylish hot spring inn brand 'Fuga,' where you can spend time with your loved ones. Beppu Fuga is a hot spring resort located on a hillside in Beppu Onsen Village, which boasts the highest number of hot springs and water output in Japan. It combines the warmth of Japanese tradition with the stylishness of a Western-style hotel. Horita no Yu, one of Beppu's eight hot springs and also known as the 'Beauty Spring,' can be enjoyed in a private open-air bath while gazing at Mount Tsurumi or the night sky, or in two types of public baths, offering a satisfying hot spring experience. Dinner features a Japanese-Western course meal made with fresh local vegetables and seasonal fish, with the main dish being beef steak. The flavor of the steak, carefully selected by the head chef and grilled on a special iron plate, is condensed and spreads deliciously in your mouth. Additionally, on special occasions like birthdays, you can enjoy authentic drinks in the restaurant or in your room. The all-inclusive plan is recommended, adding even more color to your precious moments. Enjoy lounge services where you can have wine, coffee, soft drinks, and more on the garden terrace. Free services like selectable colorful yukatas for women, toys, and picture books are also popular.

Exquisite 'Oita Wagyu,' fresh vegetables from Yufuin, rice from contracted farmers, and dishes made with safe and reliable ingredients are our pride!The soothing hot springs are also one of the attractions.Enjoy the luxury of spending time surrounded by nature.

■About the Room The room you'll be staying in, 'Ume no Ma,' was constructed in 1965.The walls in a vibrant yet calming 'Bengara Red' color, characteristic of Kanazawa, have long been used for building exteriors and interior walls. The room consists of an 8-tatami main room, a 6-tatami adjoining room, a tatami hallway, and a 4.5-tatami waiting area.Your bedding is prepared with Airweave mattresses and feather futons for a comfortable rest. The bathroom features a hinoki wood bathtub, allowing you to enjoy a relaxing bath infused with its distinct aroma.Room amenities include cosmetics infused with Kanazawa's signature gold leaf. Dinner and breakfast are served in a separate building called 'Ochitei.' Dinner features Kaga-style kaiseki cuisine for your enjoyment.The meal comprises dishes such as appetizers, hors d'oeuvres, sashimi, simmered items, grilled items, main courses, vinegared dishes, rice, and seasonal fruits, arranged creatively to reflect seasonal changes.Signature Kaga dishes like jibuni stew and lotus steamed dishes can also be included upon request.In addition, a variety of locally brewed sake from famous breweries in the prefecture is available. Breakfast includes freshly cooked rice in a clay pot, miso soup, pickled side dishes, grilled items, simmered dishes, and seasonal offerings like hot tofu.

We welcome all our guests with world-class hot springs and a relaxing atmosphere to ensure a more comfortable experience. This is a hot spring inn where you can enjoy Misasa Onsen, selected as a [Japan Heritage], with 100% natural spring water.

In the summer of 2017, a couple relocated from Gifu to Kagawa.A travel lodging that welcomes you with the charm of this region, discovered through the unique perspectives and values of newcomers.Written as 咄々々, pronounced 'Totsu Totsu Totsu'.A travel inn to enjoy food and relax with leisurely experiences.Or, a guesthouse.Alternatively, a traditional Japanese-style pension.A traditional one-story Japanese house called 'Yatsuo,' found in the Chūsan and Nishisan areas of Kagawa Prefecture.Built in 1988, it's not old enough to be considered a traditional farmhouse.Totsu Totsu Totsu is a private rental inn that accepts only one reservation per day.The best hospitality can be provided for up to six guests.To ensure a comfortable stay, we have prepared two additional rooms besides the bedroom as personal spaces.The wooden floor area can be used as a dining space, and the tatami room as a tea table area—feel free to use them as you like.For dinner, you can choose between Western and Japanese cuisine made with seasonal local ingredients and vegetables from our own farm.Breakfast features Western-style dishes using vegetables from our farm and homemade bread.In the summer of 2024, we will start offering optional tours and experiences.We are developing guided tours using folding bicycles and indoor activities, along with vehicle transportation support.

'A fusion of tradition inherited from ancient times and a modern sensibility.' With a history of approximately 3,000 years, Dogo Onsen is said to be one of Japan's three oldest hot springs. Funaya Ryokan (currently known as 'Funaya') opened in the Dogo area during the Kanei era of the Edo period (around 1627). For over 390 years since then, it has been cherished as a lodging for countless travelers. While valuing tradition and maintaining its prestige, it also actively incorporates new and good elements to provide hospitality to its guests. This is the spirit of Funaya. It has also been patronized by many notable figures, such as Natsume Soseki, Masaoka Shiki, and Eiichi Shibusawa.