We offer a wide variety of dishes, including local Shinshu cuisine, as well as Japanese and Western cuisine. Enjoy your meal in the refreshing morning air.

After enjoying the great outdoors with your whole body, you can soothe your entire body in the soft waters of Hakuba Happo Onsen, which has one of the highest pH levels in Japan.

It is about a 5-minute walk from Tsugaike Shizen-en Station at an altitude of 1,829m using the "Adam" gondola and the Tsugaike Ropeway. You can see a magnificent panorama of the Northern Alps covered in Momiji leaves.

Choose from a Japanese or Western set menu, and enjoy as much of the salad bar, Yatsugatake yogurt, and seasonal fruit as you like, all made with local Shinshu ingredients.

This hot spring is located in "Tokyu Resort Town Tateshina," a two-minute walk from the hotel. The weakly alkaline simple spring is gentle on the skin, and in addition to the indoor bath, there is a waterfall bath and sauna. The open-air bath, surrounded by the refreshing air of Tateshina, is exceptional.

A mysterious lake filled with clear water in the vast virgin forest of the Northern Yatsugatake Mountains. It is the largest natural lake in Japan at an altitude of 2,100m or higher, and can be reached in about 15 minutes on foot from the parking lot along National Route 299.

There are about 60 different dishes on the menu, including the daily dish and original dishes using local ingredients. (The photo shows "Japanese Black Beef Shabu-Shabu with Gion Tsujiri Tea.")

A spacious, relaxing space enveloped in the faint aroma of tea emanating from a tea incense burner. There are wet and dry areas, and in the dry area you can connect the BOSE speakers to your smartphone to enjoy music, allowing you to spend your time however you like.

"Kyoto Iroha" is a cultural experience program that allows you to feel the Japanese spirit and aesthetic sense that lives in Kyoto through experiences that can only be had here. You can experience various Japanese cultures such as "Japanese sweets making," "wheel-turning," and "painting on a Kyoto fan."

At the Japanese and Western buffet, you can make your own original ochazuke. Choose your favorite ingredients from the pickles at Masugo in Kyoto's Nishiki Market or from the buffet menu, and combine them to create your own delicious breakfast.

The hotel has a variety of restaurants, from the main dining area based on French tradition and cutting-edge techniques, to Kyoto cuisine and Chinese Restaurant Star Hill We offer a wide variety of cuisine, a tasteful space that evokes the atmosphere of Kyoto, and a relaxing, luxurious time.

The area surrounding the hotel is home to the World Heritage Site Nishi Honganji Temple, and is a place where the atmosphere of the ancient capital remains strong. Our concierge desk is happy to provide you with a wealth of information about Kyoto.

The seasonal menu incorporates the bounty of the sea and mountains of Ishikawa as well as Kanazawa.

The dimly lit, luxurious space of this bar and lounge is perfect for spending a relaxing evening away from the hustle and bustle of the city. The highlight is the hotel's original craft gin, Go no Kaori.

Higashi Chaya District, one of the three major teahouse districts in Kanazawa, is the area that has retained its most vivid and traditional atmosphere. Rows of latticed houses line the streets, and from dusk onwards the sounds of shamisen, taiko drums and flutes can be heard.

The buffet-style menu incorporates many local Izu ingredients. The chef has prepared dishes and salads using local vegetables, Izu-produced dried fish, hotel-made dressings and furikake toppings, and more, all with care.

During the day, you can enjoy bathing while listening to the sound of the waves of Imaihama Beach stretching out before you, and at night, you can enjoy gazing at the star-filled sky.

Experience fishing for rainbow trout and amago salmon at Joren Falls, one of the "100 Best Waterfalls in Japan." Even beginners can enjoy river fishing and grill the fish they catch at the adjacent facility.

Enjoy your trip to Izu with a breakfast that incorporates recommended ingredients from Izu and Shizuoka, such as Shimoda's specialty dried fish, Amagi's pickled wasabi, and rice and vegetables from Minamiizu.

From the open-air bath you can see a magnificent panorama of the Pacific Ocean below, and on clear days, the Izu Islands floating on the horizon.

Take a local bus from Shimoda Station to Matsuzaki Town. You can experience the works of Chohachi Irie, a master plasterer, and Namako-kabe Street, where historical buildings made of Namako-kabe remain. Then, in Matsuzaki, a popular filming location, you can take photos pretending to be an actor or actress.

Start your day bright and cheerful with a breakfast made with plenty of Okinawan ingredients. You can choose between a wide variety of Japanese and Western buffet dishes, or a breakfast made in a kettle with chewy rice.

Spreading out before your eyes is Maehama Beach, known as the best sandy beach in the Orient. Enjoy your stay in Miyakojima with activities that will enhance your resort atmosphere.

The 3,540m long Irabu Ohashi Bridge, which connects Miyako Island and Irabu Island, opened on January 31, 2015 as the longest free bridge in Japan, allowing visitors to easily enjoy sightseeing on the naturally rich Irabu Island.