Facility List

Hokkaido8-1, Kita 2 Jo Nishi 2 Chome, Chuo-ku, Sapporo City, Hokkaido

The hotel is located 7 minutes on foot from JR Sapporo Station and 6 minutes on foot from Odori Subway Station, making it a comfortable location for both business and leisure travelers.
All rooms are equipped with Simmons mattresses and Lofty hotel pillows for a good night’s sleep.
The JR INN Lounge is equipped with a large public bath for the exclusive use of guests, where you can stretch out your legs and relax, and a collection of over 300 books.

HokkaidoNorth 5 West 6, Chuo-ku, Sapporo-shi, Hokkaido

4 minutes walk from JR Sapporo Station West ticket gate, 5 minutes walk from Sapporo Subway Station.
We are committed to providing you with a quality sleep and wake-up experience with our beds and pillows.
The single and twin rooms are equipped with Simmons pocket coil mattresses, which are used in many of the world’s top hotels.
The guest rooms are equipped with Tempur memory foam pillows.

And we have a ‘pillow corner’ in the first-floor lobby, where you can choose the pillow that suits you best.

HokkaidoKita 3 Jo Nishi 1 Chome 10, Chuo-ku, Sapporo City, Hokkaido

Double access, 7-minute walk from JR Sapporo Station and Odori Subway Station.
The Red Brick Government Building and Odori Park are nearby, making it an ideal location for both business and sightseeing, with a sense of history and greenery even in an urban setting.

Hokkaido4-4, Suehiro 6 chome, Chitose-shi, Hokkaido

It is a 30-second walk from the East Exit Plaza of JR Chitose Station, and only 7 minutes from New Chitose Airport by JR (rapid train).
All rooms are equipped with Simmons mattresses and Lofty hotel pillows for a good night’s sleep.
The large public bath is an essential space for relieving travel fatigue. We offer a spacious area separated by gender.

Tokyo10-30, Kaigan 1-chome, Minato-ku, Tokyo

A modern luxury hotel where you can enjoy creative experiences in an elegant space,
「Mesm Tokyo, Autograph Collection.」
The name “Mesm” is derived from “mesmerize,”
and just as the name suggests, you can enjoy mesmerizing views, music, and art in a cool, fashion-forward space that captivates the senses.
A moment that steals your heart, in an interior full of playful spirit.
From the moment you step into Mesm Tokyo, the pulsating rhythm of the city pleasantly stimulates your senses and enchants you.
Through meticulously crafted details and “Japan Quality” items, enjoy relaxation, inspiration,and a special experience that can only be found here.

Hyogo453 Yushima Kinosaki-cho, Toyooka-shi Hyogo, Japan

The three-story wooden building constructed in 1926 is a chic, modern, and playful space with the theme of “healing” and an extraordinary atmosphere, using an abundance of natural materials such as clay walls, old wood, bamboo, Japanese paper, and charcoal.
While maintaining the traditional charm of the past, we have incorporated the fashions of the times to create a space that is unique to Tajimaya, including the guest rooms.
Located in the heart of Kinosaki’s elegant hot spring resort area, the hotel is ideally situated for the famous “out-spa tour”.
The hotel also has three unique “private hot spring baths” that guests can use as many times as they wish,
We hope you will enjoy Kinosaki’s hot springs to your heart’s content during your stay.
The meals feature delicacies from the Sea of Japan, including Matsuba crab, along with the world-renowned Tajima beef.
You can enjoy both dinner and breakfast in your room, featuring dishes made with safe and natural produce harvested from the pristine environment where wild storks thrive.
For a memorable anniversary trip to Kinosaki Onsen with your loved one, please visit our ryokan.
Our staff is dedicated to helping you create lasting memories during your stay.

Kyoto66-2 Takuya-cho, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto-shi, Kyoto (in front of Higashi Honganji Temple)

Ohanabo is a wooden ryokan established in 1915 and located 7 minutes on foot from Kyoto Station.

We provide our guests with the warmth and hospitality of a small accommondation, offering peace of mind and relaxation.
While being conveniently located for sightseeing both inside and outside of Kyoto city, the ryokan overlooks the historic Higashi Honganji Temple across the street, offering an atmospheric view that is unmistakably Kyoto.

Our chefs are also highly acclaimed for their colorful Kyoto cuisine, which is prepared with the best seasonal ingredients. We hope you will experience Kyoto’s culinary culture and hospitality through our meals.

Mie1075-11 Arashimacho, Toba-shi, Mie

Kisara, an inn of nostalgic romance, is located on the shores of Toba Bay, not far from the Ise Jingu Shrine,
Kisara Oneness, located on a hill within the premises, is a space like a villa surrounded by the warmth of wood.
The facilities, built around the concept of “authenticity,” are luxuriously constructed using local Ise and Owase hinoki cypress, one of the prefecture’s most prominent production areas.
You can feel Ise-Shima and Japanese culture scattered throughout the hotel.
All of Kisara’s guest rooms are detached and have an open-air hot spring bath,

offering a variety of room styles to suit your travel needs.
The cuisine at Kisara is prepared with a high level of quality and local production for local consumption,

and is unique to Kisara.
Please enjoy Kisara’s delicacies woven with ingredients from the land of food.
Kisara will assist you in creating your own special moment.

Okayama1-1-12 Chikko, Tamano-shi, Okayama

SETOUCHI’s island trip begins in Uno.

The hotel is located right in front of JR Uno Station and a 3-minute walk from the ferry terminal (Uno Port) for Naoshima, making it an excellent base for sightseeing in the Seto Inland Sea.
The one of the largest open-air baths in western Japan, “Tama no Yu,” is also only a 2-minute walk from the hotel.

Eggs Benedict, which looks great on SNS, is the most popular menu of the hotel breackfast.

Kyoto395 Bunkakucho, Shichijo-agaru, Higashinakasuji-dori, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto

We are a small ryokan with only 12 rooms in the main building and a detached house, not far from Kyoto Station.
The tea ceremony room “SEIKA-AN”, named by the 16th headmaster of the Urasenke School, is one of the rooms in the detached building and is available for overnight stays.
This room was built by a sukiya-zukuri specialist who also restores national treasures.
In addition to chakaiseki, the owner-chef and head chef, who trained at a long-established ryotei (Japanese-style restaurant), offer a variety of kaiseki cuisine, including vegan and vegetarian options.
Aiming to provide hospitality based on tea ceremony culture, we also hold monthly “Yasashii Chakai” events.