・Located on the hillside of Mount Wakakusa, offering breathtaking panoramic views of Nara City. ・A refined 24-room resort that reopened in 2020 after renovating a long-standing ryokan with over 50 years of history. ・The top floor features an open-air bath, pool, and Finnish-style sauna overlooking the Nara cityscape. ・On-site dining offers creative French kaiseki cuisine highlighting local Nara ingredients.

・A comprehensive resort set within Ise-Shima National Park, boasting expansive grounds with views of Ago Bay. ・Enjoy three types of hot springs, including Shiosai no Yu sourced from a private on-site spring, and Shinju no Yu infused with pearl ingredients. ・An impressive selection of around 40 activities such as SUP, kayaking, cruising, golf, and yoga. ・In addition to hotel rooms, the resort offers villas and glamping facilities, catering to a variety of accommodation styles.

・An immersive digital art museum where you enter barefoot and engage all five senses – even walking through water. ・Fantastical installations like orchids floating in mid-air and glowing spheres of light in a dark space.​ ・Interactive artworks that react to visitors’ movements, changing dynamically as you move.​ ・A limited-time exhibition open until the end of 2027 – a now-or-never experience​.

・A unique decentralized hotel made up of renovated traditional homes scattered throughout the castle town at the foot of Takeda Castle. ・Five distinct guesthouses, including century-old former samurai residences, each with its own historic charm. ・Creative kaiseki cuisine featuring local ingredients is served in a renovated former sake brewery. ・Ideally located as a base for exploring the Japan Heritage site of Takeda Castle Ruins.

・An ultra-luxury small hotel with only 5 suites, opened February 2024 in the Sengokuhara highlands. ・Each spacious suite (92–126 m²) includes a private Owakudani hot spring indoor bath, a dry sauna, and a cold plunge. ・Boasts a 3,300m² (0.8-acre) garden and a public bath area with semi open-air and herbal baths. ・Gourmet dining with modern French cuisine using wood-fire and fermentation techniques for dinner, and a locally sourced Japanese breakfast.

・“stayable” private sauna facility opened in 2023 in Kagurazaka. ・Only two suites total, each equipped with its own sauna, cold plunge, and open-air relaxation terrace. ・Perfect for couples or friends to enjoy an exclusive sauna experience plus overnight stay. ・On-site lounge bar with a dedicated bartender, offering quality post-sauna drinks.

・Every room offers an ocean view, overlooking the cobalt-blue Pacific at the only resort hotel in Yaese Town. ・Guests can savor creative Japanese, Western, and Ryukyuan fusion cuisine made with local Okinawan ingredients, all while enjoying a panoramic Pacific Ocean backdrop. ・The resort features comprehensive facilities, including a spa, indoor pool, and banquet halls, ensuring a fulfilling resort stay. ・At the adjacent golf course set atop 40-meter seaside cliffs, players can enjoy 18 holes including signature over-the-ocean shots, against stunning marine views.