20 Ryokan in Japan

Starry night tours, early morning sea of clouds harbor, hiking Mount Ena—one of Japan's 100 famous mountains, outdoor activities like tennis and skiing, and seasonal landscapes. 'A must-see in spring: the scenery of a peach blossom paradise.'

Surrounded by an atmosphere of tranquility and serenity. Welcomed by the crisp ambiance and the calming scent of incense, stepping outside, you feel the gentle sea breeze caress your cheeks.Just being in this space purifies both body and soul.There is something here that transcends mere healing... From the solemn appearance reminiscent of traditional Japanese architecture to the cuisine crafted from the bountiful blessings of the land where gods reside, and the bath named 'Tokowaka' (eternal youth), you can fully enjoy your stay while immersing yourself in the charm of an Ise Shrine pilgrimage.