20 Ryokan in Tokyo and Surroundings

Located in a hot spring town with many restaurants, it features spacious Japanese-style rooms and a large public bath. Mahjong, karaoke and table tennis can be enjoyed on site for an additional fee.

Auberge Maki no Oto Kanazawa welcomes four groups per day and is furnished with the concept of "just right but comfortable." Enjoy four different guest rooms and avant-garde Japanese cuisine at Higashiyama Wakon. For guests staying multiple nights, there is also a plan that includes dinner at a sushi restaurant or traditional Japanese restaurant in Kanazawa city. Enjoy the culture of Kanazawa to the fullest in the historic and atmospheric Higashi Chaya District.

It is a unique inn which has an impressive matsuri-kan (festival hall) replicating food stalls from the Chichibu Yomatsuri (the Chichibu Night festival). Guests can enjoy not only an open-air cypress bath and a large bath, but also book a private open-air bath for a fee. Meals served as guests gather and sit around the irori (Japanese traditional fireplace) include natural delicacies special to the mountain village.