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A luxurious location where the beautiful "Kerama Blue" sea of the Kerama Islands stretches within reach. Relax and rejuvenate by doing nothing, feeling the gentle sea breeze while reading in the shade, or refreshing your body and mind in the private pool or jet bath within the Facility. In the evening, spend a special moment on the rooftop terrace, gazing at the stars with a glass in hand. The Rooms, designed with a wood-based and sophisticated modern atmosphere, feature carefully selected bedding and amenities, with special Rooms equipped with a wine cellar also available. At the restaurant "ATAGO kitchen," enjoy our signature shabu-shabu hot pot made with Okinawa's native "Agu Black Pork" and the premium "Motobu Beef," raised in the lush nature of Okinawa.

Maeda Base is located on the west coast of Okinawa's main island, on a small west-facing cape from Cape Zanpa to Cape Maeda, heading towards Onna Village. The surrounding area features large foreign-style residences, creating a luxurious atmosphere.

Luxury private villa "Nowhere but Hayama" in Hayama, Kanagawa. A renovated 100-year-old Japanese house located next to the Hayama Imperial Villa. Prime beachfront location where you can hear the gentle sound of waves. Equipped with a modern kitchen, a laundry room convenient for long stays, high-grade mattresses used by 5-star hotels, and carefully selected interiors. The renovated interior will surely surprise you with its contrast to the traditional Japanese exterior. A luxurious private villa offering hotel-like comfort. Relax on the veranda or tatami Room while listening to the sound of waves, then take a stroll along Isshiki Beach just a minute's walk away. Conveniently located near supermarkets, restaurants, bakeries, and shops. Experience special moments as you immerse yourself in the slow-paced time of Hayama in this traditional Japanese house.

Located on a hill with panoramic views of the sky and sea, enjoy breathtaking sunrises, sunsets, and starry skies that let you escape from everyday life. With well-equipped facilities such as a kitchen and washing machine, it is perfect for long stays or family visits. Spend unforgettable moments with your loved ones in the serene atmosphere unique to the island.

At the end of a quiet corridor awaits a view so breathtaking you’ll stop in your tracks and let out a sigh. amahaji terrace reinterprets Okinawa’s traditional “Amahaji (eaves)” in a modern way, creating a space where you’re sheltered from strong sun and sudden squalls while feeling closest to nature. Standing beneath the deep eaves, you’re wrapped in gentle light, breeze, and the scent of wood—time seems to soften your mind just by being there.The Yambaru forest filling the windows, skies that shift color with the hours, and at night, a sky full of stars.Here, the scenery itself is the star of your stay.[Recommended Ways to Spend Your Time] In the morning, take it slow on the terrace with coffee in hand. A day that begins with birdsong and forest breezes is a luxury you can’t find in the city. During the day, unwind in your private pool. Surrounded by blue skies and shimmering water, you can truly lose track of time. After sightseeing or enjoying the sea, soothe yourself in an Onsen bath bathroom for deep relaxation. At sunset, enjoy BBQ or dinner on the terrace. As you watch orange skies over the forest, time with someone special naturally grows deeper. And at night, stargaze by the illuminated poolside or on the terrace. With so little ambient light in this area, there are nights when you can even see the Milky Way beneath a sky full of stars.[Rooms Designed for Year-Round Comfort] ■ Heated Private Pool Heated for enjoyment in any season (approx. 32–34°C during winter). Enjoy different atmospheres by day and by night. ■ Bathroom with Onsen Bathing Experience A quasi-natural Onsen using “Komeiseki,” an approved quasi-drug certified by Japan’s Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare. Gently relieves travel fatigue as well as everyday tiredness. Also known to help with neuralgia, stiff shoulders, and sensitivity to cold—an amenity that can greatly enhance your stay’s satisfaction level. (Approval No.: 14300DZZ00251000) ■ Covered Terrace (Amahaji) A semi-outdoor space where you can enjoy breezes and views while staying protected from sun and rain. Available year-round for BBQs, meals, café time, and more.

A thatched-roof property nestled in the traditional Japanese landscape where sasayuri flowers bloom. Terraced rice fields sway in the wind. The sky is vividly colored. Before you unfolds the life of Japan. Feel the nature and tradition, listen to the whispers of the four seasons, and take a moment to reflect on yourself.

The clear sky stretches endlessly above. To the south, a breathtaking emerald green sea extends beyond the horizon. Step out onto the terrace facing east, and you'll be greeted by the scent of the expansive park's greenery, the chirping of birds in the distance, the gentle sound of waves, and the warm glow of tropical sunlight... Spend your holiday in a serene space where time seems to stand still. Enjoy a unique moment by brewing tea or cooking in the kitchen provided in your room. Surrounded by stunning nature, leave all your daily worries behind and fully indulge in your stay at our Hotel.

A 3-hour ferry ride from the Shimane Peninsula takes you to the Oki Islands, a chain of 180 islands of various sizes. The scenery here feels fleeting, as if it could vanish tomorrow. Raw earth and the enduring island life it has nurtured. This is embodied in the motto of Ama Town: "We have everything we need." Focusing on what is present and what is absent, it invites you to reflect on the true meaning of "abundance." Ento, an accommodation facility at the Oki UNESCO Global Geopark, offers a space to connect with the Earth and its people.

Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo is one of the world’s leading luxury hotels, acclaimed at the highest level. From the front desk on the 38th floor—an iconic landmark in Nihonbashi where 400 years of tradition and innovation converge—you can take in sweeping views of Tokyo Skytree®, from the Sumida River to Tokyo Bay, the Imperial Palace and Shinjuku’s skyline, and even Mt. Fuji in the distance. Enjoy dynamic city views from every guest room.Direct underground access from Mitsukoshimae Station (Tokyo Metro Ginza Line / Hanzomon Line) ensures exceptional convenience.

Located at the base of the Noto Peninsula, a property featuring a beauty-enhancing onsen.

Adjacent to the starting station of the West Kyushu Shinkansen, "Nagasaki Station," Nagasaki Marriott Hotel features an exterior inspired by a "passenger ship," reflecting the historic port town of Nagasaki. The interior design and artwork incorporate elements of Nagasaki's unique geography, nature, streetscapes, and the essence of foreign cultures rooted in its local traditions. The hotel offers 179 guest rooms and 28 suites, all with spacious layouts of over 36 square meters. Seventy percent of the rooms are equipped with balconies, allowing guests to enjoy the cityscape of Nagasaki and one of the world's new top three night views while feeling the breeze of Nagasaki. Additionally, the three restaurants at Nagasaki Marriott Hotel provide an exceptional "dining experience," showcasing the rich blessings of the mountains and seas of Nagasaki and West Kyushu, and bringing together the essence of Nagasaki's culinary culture.

Tokyu Resort Town Hamana Lake spans approximately 510,000 square meters along the tranquil lakeside throughout all four seasons. At Hotel Harvest Hamana Lake, you can enjoy activities such as marine sports, tennis courts, mini golf, and a pool, making it the perfect hotel for an active stay.

The first-generation owner, Tadayoshi Ota, was a connoisseur so esteemed that Rosanjin described him as "the most notable man in Hokuriku, a national guest of Kanazawa, and a great figure in tea gatherings." It is said that tea masters, connoisseurs, and gourmets, including Dono Masuda, frequently visited from Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka, drawn by Tadayoshi's hospitality. His attention to ingredients and dedication to tableware were so exceptional that they were even passed down to "Hoshioka Saryo." As Rosanjin remarked, "He did not use tea as an ornament for himself nor as a business," reflecting the heartfelt and unpretentious hospitality that was the philosophy of Yamanoo. After the war, adapting to changes in lifestyle, "Yamanoo" was reborn as "Kanazawa Yamanoo." The current owner, Tatsuya Motoya, is the fifth generation since Tadayoshi. While time has passed and the name has changed, the spirit of hospitality, "one guest, one pavilion," has been faithfully carried on since its founding.

In Kobe, a city where diverse people, cultures, and arts converge, "Centurion Vintage Kobe" has been established. The Art Deco-style interior, reminiscent of the classic modernism of New York, evokes the feeling of staying in Manhattan. Additionally, the view from the top-floor restaurant reflects the city's lights and stars, creating a fantastical water curtain. Equipped with fitness and sauna facilities. Enjoy an unparalleled experience.

There is a scenery here that seems familiar. There is a breeze here that feels reminiscent. Perhaps it's just a feeling, but this comfort is unique to this place. Coming to Property Ise-Shima 'Kokoro ni Yadoru Bashinsui' feels like meeting your joyful past self.

"Yashiro," located by the seaside in Hayama, is a unique accommodation where traditional architecture harmonizes with nature. Designed with the concept of "a home that lives outdoors," it blurs the boundaries between indoors and outdoors, allowing guests to connect with the seasons and nature. The striking verdigris-colored roof evokes a serene atmosphere reminiscent of a shrine. Fully barrier-free, it ensures comfort for wheelchair users, and stays with your beloved dog are also welcome, creating a space where every family member can feel at ease.The location is unbeatable—just a 1-minute walk to the beach, perfect for morning strolls or moments with your dog. A 5-minute walk takes you to an Imperial Villa steeped in history, offering a glimpse into Hayama's rich heritage. Additionally, Hayama Park is only 1 minute away on foot, providing stunning views of sunsets over Chojagasaki and Enoshima. Enjoy an extraordinary time surrounded by nature and history.

A recommended Hotel for those who want to fully enjoy Okinawa with family and friends. It offers not only marine sports but also experiences like Ryukyu glass making, Shisa painting, and coral planting workshops.

The Ritz-Carlton, Okinawa is inspired by the red tiles and white walls of Shurijo Castle, a symbol of Ryukyu culture, as well as sacred water springs revered since ancient times. In Ryukyu tradition, a "castle" (gusuku) is a place that warmly welcomes visitors. We embody the spirit of "Keion," the heartfelt hospitality cherished by the people of Ryukyu, to welcome our guests in this special gusuku.

Sesoko Island, Okinawa. A luxurious villa quietly nestled amidst the untouched scenery. Surrounded by sugarcane fields, an infinity pool overlooks the cobalt blue sea. The spacious and luxurious 1LDK private space is filled with a refreshing sea breeze. In front lies a narrow unpaved path and pristine forest. A secret hideaway you’ll want to keep all to yourself.