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Chiba
Hotels
ESG Practice 4
GRAND NIKKO TOKYO BAY MAIHAMA グランドニッコー東京ベイ 舞浜
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Chiba1-7 Maihama, Urayasu City, Chiba
The hotel boasts a 4,300-square-meter atrium lobby, a total of 709 rooms with a wide variety of room types, and a breakfast buffet with more than 100 different items on the menu.
As an official Tokyo Disney Resort® hotel, the hotel sells park tickets, guarantees admission to the park even when admission is restricted, and provides the latest information on Tokyo
Chiba
Hotels
ESG Practice 4
Hotel Okura Tokyo Bay ホテルオークラ東京ベイ
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Chiba1-8, Maihama, Urayasu City, Chiba
Hotel Okura Tokyo Bay is located at Tokyo Disney Resort®.
There is an elegant space that gently embraces people, and there is a casual time to let the sea breeze play with your mind.
The hotel’s website includes tourist information pages such as the Urayasu City Folk Museum and tours of cultural asset residences (the former Udagawa Family Residence and the former Otsuka Family Residence), as well as access information within the site pages.
Miyagi
Ryokan
ESG Practice 3
Osyuakiu Spa RANTEI 奥州秋保温泉 蘭亭
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Miyagi7-1, Kidoho, Yumoto, Akiumachi, Taihaku-ku, sendai City, Miyagi
Conveniently located in Sendai City, 30 minutes by car from Sendai Station, the center of Tohoku. The inn offers kaiseki cuisine using local ingredients, which are locally produced for local consumption.
The inn is certified as a “Welcome Baby Inn” based on the philosophy of “a heartwarming inn that is kind to people.
The bath is on tatami mats, and the hotel also operates a glamping business that makes the most of the satoyama on its grounds, which cover an area of more than 10,000 tsubo (about 1.2 square meters).
Akiu Onsen is located in Sendai City, a government-designated city, and is easily accessible from the center of the city.
Known throughout Japan as one of Japan’s “Three Hot Springs,” its history dates back to the Kofun Period.
It is said that the 29th Emperor Kinmei and Date Masamune are said to have healed their wounds there.
Sendai is famous for its Tanabata Festival, and its food culture is famous for its beef tongue and zunda.
Hokkaido
Hotels
ESG Practice 4
Hotel JAL City Sapporo Nakajima Park ホテルJALシティ札幌 中島公園
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Hokkaido3-1-25, Minami Hachijyo-Nishi, Chuoku, Sapporo City, Hokkaido
A smart and stylish hotel with highly functional services condensed into a compact space.
It also has a large and comfortable public bath to relieve travel fatigue.
In addition to the indoor bath, a sauna for men and a jet bath for women are available.
Nakajima Park, selected as one of the 100 best urban parks in Japan and one of the 100 best historical parks in Japan, is located in close proximity to the hotel, and although it is a very quiet area, it is only a 7-minute walk to the Susukino area, the entertainment district of Sapporo.
Miyazaki
Hotels
ESG Practice 1
Hotel JAL City Miyazaki ホテルJALシティ宮崎
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Miyazaki4-2-30, Tachibanadori-Nishi, Miyazaki City, Miyazaki
Facing Tachibana-dori, the main street of Miyazaki City, the hotel is conveniently located within walking distance for both business and shopping, and has easy access to various sightseeing spots. The hotel will undergo a series of renovations on the occasion of its 20th anniversary, and all guest rooms are scheduled to be completed by the end of August 2023. All guest rooms are scheduled to be completed by the end of August 2023. Under the overall concept of “relaxation, peace of mind, and comfortable sleep,” we will provide even higher quality and more comfortable guest rooms. Breakfast has been ranked 9th in the nation by TripAdvisor.
Due to the mild climate throughout the year, there is an abundance of seafood from the sea and mountains facing the Sea of Hyuga. Miyazaki beef, in particular, has won the Prime Minister’s Award at the National Wagyu Beef Proficiency Promotion Meet, known as the Olympics of Wagyu, for three consecutive years. The food served at the hotel also uses ingredients that incorporate a lot of local production for local consumption. The hotel’s “J-Smile Project,” an activity aimed at coexistence with the local community, invites local producers to regularly hold events such as “Hinata no J-Marche,” a direct sales event.
Kumamoto
Hotels
ESG Practice 3
Hotel Nikko kumamoto ホテル日航熊本
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Kumamoto2-1, Kamitori-cho, Chuo-ku, Kumamoto City, Kumamoto
Located in the heart of Kumamoto City, the hotel is adjacent to one of the largest shopping arcades in western Japan and an office district, and is within walking distance of Kumamoto Castle and government offices. The 191 guest rooms overlook Kumamoto Castle, which is on its way to being restored, from the west, and the magnificent Aso Mountains from the east. The 191 guest rooms offer views of Kumamoto Castle, which is undergoing restoration, from the west, and the majestic mountains of Aso from the east, offering a view unique to Kumamoto. The restaurant features Japanese, French, Chinese, and buffet-style cuisine, as well as a tea and cocktail lounge and cake store, and the banquet hall is one of the largest in Kumamoto at 1,500 m2, making it ideal for large-scale conventions, various events, banquets, and receptions.
Kumamoto City, the center of the Kumamoto region since ancient times, has been called “the city of water” and “the city of forests.” The city is the only city in Japan with a population of over 500,000 that is 100% supplied with groundwater as its tap water source. Kumamoto Castle, the symbol of Kumamoto City, is one of the three most famous castles in Japan, and was built over a period of seven years from 1601 by Kiyomasa Kato, who was known as a master castle builder. The city continued to develop as a castle town of 540,000 goku, and has nurtured its own unique culture and traditions, such as the famous Suizenji Seishuen garden, which remains today as the garden of a feudal lord.
Fukuoka
Hotels
ESG Practice 3
Hotel JAL City Fukuoka Tenjin ホテルJALシティ福岡 天神
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Fukuoka2-15-5,Daimyo,chuo-ku,Fukuoka City,Fukuoka
Bustling city and serene greenery Design and modern space with traditional craftsmanship
Ohori Park (Maizuru Park), Fukuoka Castle (National Historic Site), Korokan Ruins
Fukuoka
Hotels
ESG Practice 4
HOTEL OKURA FUKUOKA ホテルオークラ福岡
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Fukuoka3-2, Shimokawabatamachi, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka
Hospitality with quality food, facilities, and services nurtured in the city of Hakata
We work with local residents on local culture such as Hakata Gion Yamakasa, and transmit local culture to our guests.
Chiba
Hotels
ESG Practice 1
Okura Akademia Park Hotel オークラアカデミアパークホテル
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Chiba2-3-9,Kazusakamatari, Kisarazu City, Chiba
A resort hotel located in the middle of Boso Peninsula in Chiba, surrounded by rich nature of greenery and water.
Nestled in the hills of Kazusa, in the middle of the Boso Peninsula, the hotel is a guest house of Kazusa Academia Park, which is part of the triangular concept envisioned by Chiba Prefecture, and has welcomed many guests from around the world as well as those with deep roots in the local community. Taking advantage of its strength as a hotel and hall complex, the hotel plays a role as a center of culture and information in Boso, Chiba.
Tokyo
Hotels
ESG Practice 4
Hotel Nikko Tachikawa Tokyo ホテル日航立川東京
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Tokyo1-12-1, Nishiki-cho, Tachikawa City, Tokyo
Located a 7-minute walk from JR Tachikawa Station, the largest terminal station in the Tama area, convenient for both business and sightseeing. All 100 guest rooms have a chic and relaxing atmosphere and are equipped with Simmons beds. The all-day dining restaurant offers a wide variety of Japanese and Western cuisine, including dishes using local Tachikawa ingredients. The hotel has 7 banquet rooms of various sizes and a chapel, and can be used for various occasions such as weddings, banquets, meetings, and dinners. 25 minutes to JR Shinjuku Station and 24 minutes to the Michelin-starred Mt.
Tachikawa City, where the hotel is located, is a major transportation hub with four train lines including the Chuo Line serving JR Tachikawa Station, the entrance to the city, as well as monorail and bus lines. The area surrounding the station is home to department stores and other large commercial facilities, as well as the National Showa Memorial Park, which boasts the highest number of visitors to a fee-charging national park in Japan. There are more than 20 shopping streets in the city, and the city promotes community involvement through participation in events. At the restaurant, “Tamagokoro,” eggs from rare pure domestic chickens (momiji) produced by Ito Chicken Farm in Tachikawa, are used for breakfast and daytime à la carte menus. The Tachikawa Blueberry Chiffon, made with Tamagokoro and Tachikawa-grown blueberries, has been selected by the Tachikawa Tourism Association as a recommended certified Tachikawa specialty.
