Facility List

Hiroshima23-1, Moto Ujina-cho, Minami-ku, Hiroshima City, Hiroshima Prefecture

Located next to Moto Ujina Park on Hiroshima Bay, surrounded by the Seto Inland Sea National Park, the hotel offers different views of the Seto Inland Sea and the nightscape of Hiroshima City, taking advantage of the triangular pillar design. The hotel has hot spring and spa facilities for guests to relax and unwind. In addition, for sightseeing to Miyajima, Etajima, etc., direct access from the pier in front of the hotel is available from the sea.

The hotel sells accommodation plans that offer special privileges for various activities on Miyajima Island, where Itsukushima Shrine is registered as a World Heritage site, and provides information on sightseeing facilities in the surrounding area on its website. In terms of community support activities, the hotel participates in the “Moto-Ujina Clean Campaign” organized by the Minami Ward Office of Hiroshima City, provides yogurt in original paper container packages in cooperation with local companies, and offers spa treatments with original palm oil blended with essential oil extracted from the peel of lemons grown in the Setouchi area (Osakigamijima Island, Hiroshima). The hotel also offers original palm spa treatments.

Tokyo2-6-1, Odaiba, Minato-ku,Tokyo

The hotel is conveniently located near the city center and the airport, yet it faces the ocean, offering a different kind of Tokyo experience with views of the Rainbow Bridge, Tokyo Tower, skyscrapers, and Tokyo Bay from the restaurant and guest rooms.

Odaiba is a sightseeing area full of fun entertainment facilities for active play and spectacular oceanfront spots. The history of Odaiba dates back to the end of the Edo period, when the Edo Shogunate, feeling threatened by the arrival of Perry, built six platforms (gun emplacements). The third and sixth platforms have been preserved as a park, while the sixth has been preserved at sea as an academically valuable historic site rich in nature. The Statue of Liberty was installed in Paris from 1998 to November 1999 to commemorate the “French Year in Japan,” and was the first statue to leave Paris and cross the sea to be exhibited overseas. After that, a replica of the statue was made in Paris with the approval of the City of Paris and installed again.

Tokyo2-10-4 Toranomon, Minato-ku, Tokyo

The Okura Tokyo is a “Japanese Hotel”.

We want to create a uniquely Japanese hotel with the prestige and comfort of a world-class hotel.
In 1962, Hotel Okura was opened with this strong desire as its starting point.

The Okura Tokyo, which will make a new start in 2019, consists of two brands: the quiet and elegant “Okura Heritage” and the urban hotel “Okura Prestige.

All have in common the pursuit of elegance and “Japanese beauty,
and the “Japanese spirit” of meticulous care for each and every guest.
We welcome you with what we consider to be Japaneseness.

Hokkaido3-1-1,Nishi ,Minami 10-jo ,Chuo-ku ,Sapporo ,Hokkaido

Sapporo Park Hotel is located in Nakajima Park, which symbolizes the charm of Sapporo where city and nature coexist. The hotel is located in Nakajima Park, a symbol of the charm of Sapporo where city and nature coexist.
The hotel is located in Nakajima Park, a symbol of the charm of Sapporo, where the city and nature coexist in harmony.

As a hotel that exists together with the local community, we participate in and support various local events and provide information to our guests.

HokkaidoNorth 1, West 4, Chuo-ku, Sapporo, Hokkaido

Since its opening in December 1934 as Hokkaido’s first full-fledged Western-style hotel, the hotel has been committed to providing hospitality to all its guests with its unchanging “hospitality first” spirit and its desire for local production for local consumption.

As a hotel that exists together with the local community, we participate in and support various local events and provide information to our guests.

Aichi103 Sankai Yashiki, Minamichita-cho, Chita-gun, Aichi prefecture

Japanese-style inn “Genjikou”, a Japanese-style inn that welcomes you with its fragrance.

We offer dishes using seafood from Minamichita Town and pick up trash from the surrounding roads and beaches on our monthly closed days.

Yamanashi10248-16, Kobuchizawa-cho, Hokuto City, Yamanashi

A fusion of urban design and Jomon culture in the great outdoors. Special time with only 6 rooms in total.

The Yatsugatake area is rich in the bounty of the earth, notable for its “water” and “yang. The Jomon culture was also formed along the foot of the mountains. Vegetables produced by the difference in temperature can be enjoyed at any time for breakfast or at affiliated restaurants, and our museum is the center of our activities to eradicate AIDS, support children’s education, and raise awareness of the SDGs.

Wakayama1179-9 Katsuura, Nachikatsuura-cho, Higashimuro-gun, Wakayama

Spinning hospitality at Ichijima Ichiryokan. The chef’s specialties using locally produced and consumed ingredients, and an open-air bath with a spectacular view.

Fukui9-4 Monzen, Obama City, Fukui Prefecture

Matsunaga Rokkankan” is a mindfulness experience that takes you away from your busy daily life to prepare your senses and face yourself through Matsunaga’s nature, food, people, and culture.

We offer a meditation experience and breakfast service at the national treasure Myotsu-ji Temple, which is located next door to the hotel.
We also offer a tour of the eight temples.

Tokyo6-2-11 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo

The concept is “get drunk”.
Drunk on sake, drunk on music, drunk on people, drunk on charm, bewitched, enthralled.
Aiming to provide the best nightlife in Tokyo with sake and music as its themes.
Ginza Corridor is a vibrant district where various elements mingle and create new encounters.
As a lifestyle hotel located at the gateway to this district, we will offer a wide variety of themed content including alcohol, music, light, food, and entertainment in order to convey the nighttime charm of the corridor district and the city, and to provide the best nightlife in Tokyo.
We will offer many contents.