Location List

Manabe Island, which prospered as a fishing village during the Meiji period (1868–1912), still preserves the distinct charm of traditional fishing villages from that era. The wooden ship-planked ho...

Located within the Mizushima Industrial Complex, overlooking the Mizushima Sea in the Seto Inland Sea, this building is a three-story reinforced concrete structure. On the other side of the spaciou...

This inn is located in a village hidden deep in the mountains, and was originally a private house, so you can take pictures of the traditional lifestyle. There is a wooden deck outside that you ca...

The samurai residence gate, which was moved from Nagoya Castle 400 years ago, still remains at the ryokan. The ryokan was established in 1953 after acquiring the former villa of a paper wholesaler....

Surrounded by the idyllic rural landscapes of Myoko, this restored traditional house serves as both an accommodation and a community exchange space. The property is also available for exclusive ren...

This is a guesthouse situated on a hill in the eastern coastal area of Awaji Island. Located in a rural region, it offers an unobstructed 180-degree view of Osaka Bay. You can also see a beautiful ...

With Lake Biwa right in front, all rooms offer a lake view, allowing guests to enjoy the sunrise, sunset, and the nightscape of Otsu City. The lake is just a 10-second walk from the hotel, and a sa...

The facility is a shōya (village headman’s residence) built during the Ansei era of the Edo period (1854–1860), preserving the architectural style of the late Edo period (1781–1868) intact. It feat...

Misasa Kan is a natural hot spring inn with the largest volume of spring water in Misasa, drawing from three on-site sources. Upon entering, guests are greeted by a Japanese garden with a cascading...

The property has a total of 257 rooms. It also accommodates long-term stays. It features leisure facilities with activities such as a ski resort, spa, pool, restaurants, and Asia's longest zip tour...

Situated in a scenic area between Mount Hira and Oumi Maiko, the facility covers an expansive 330 square meters. It was previously a pension but is now operated as a whole-house guesthouse. The lux...

An accommodation facility renovated from a closed school. It is used for sports camps.

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A large open multi-purpose amusement park with fruit and flowers as its theme. There are barbeque areas, gardens, rides, restaurants, shops, and a hotel with a hot spring. Fruit picking is availabl...

Dreamton Village is like a little piece of Britain's Cotswolds. About 60 minutes from downtown Kyoto, this village contains a restaurant, pub, shops, cottages for lodging, as well as a church for v...

Views from the hotel located in the city center. To the south you can see the river that runs through the city and the sea, and to the north you can see Hiroshima Castle's main tower with moat, as ...

Wedding and banquet with ocean view are popular. Locations in this hotel are used for "Drive My Car" (by Ryusuke Hamaguchi), "True Mothers" (by Naomi Kawase) and many others.

The Awaji Yumebutai is a complex consisting of a conference center, a hotel, gardens and flower beds, as well as other facilities. Designed by the renowned architect Tadao Ando, the name “Yumebutai...

This is a prestigious private women's university founded in 1947. The campus features a variety of lecture rooms, a large auditorium capable of accommodating large numbers of people, a library, and...

In Kanayamachi, the birthplace of Takaoka casting, a "residential experiential lodging facility" has been created by local residents utilizing vacant houses in the area, aiming to allow visitors to...

Esteemed traditional Japanese restaurant. On the premises, there is a quaint main shop with beautiful stone pavements and weeping cherry blossoms, a traditional/modern café, an event hall renovate...

There is a wide-ranging view of the Harima-nada (Harima Sea) in front, offering a clear, unobstructed scenery. While there is a roughly 200-meter-long white sandy beach, there are very few swimmers...

The striking red brick and ivy leaves of Kurashiki Ivy Square, which was originally built as a Kurashiki spinning mill factory during the Meiji era, have now been renovated into a hotel. The sprawl...