Nasu Village
Rental villas in Nasu: 23 units, with a large hot-spring bath and outdoor cooking facilities.
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Rental villas in Nasu: 23 units, with a large hot-spring bath and outdoor cooking facilities.
A resort hotel on the Nasu uplands, standing where it looks out over the Nasu range and its foothills.
An inn on the shore of Lake Haruna, where the room rate includes meals and drinks.
A natural hot spring near the Musashi Kyuryo Forest Park, for overnight stays or day use.
The National Astronomical Observatory's Dodaira station, converted into lodging, with log houses and Mongolian tents.
Tokyo's official tourism site, gathering information on sights, transport and lodging.
A complex on the site of a brewery, with a hall telling the history of beer.
A complex in Kabukicho holding a hotel, cinemas, a theatre and a music venue in one building.
A Noh theatre beneath a hotel in Shibuya, staging Noh and Kyogen regularly.
The communal bathhouse at the centre of Tsukioka Onsen, with greenish sulphur water.
A complex at the mouth of the Shinano River in Niigata. Shaped like a ship, it holds a conference hall and an observation room.
A hot-spring inn in Sado, ringed by pine woods and looking down on Mano Bay.
A day-use hot spring in Akiha ward, Niigata, opened in 1954, known for water with a strong smell of petroleum.
A free observation room on the 31st floor of Toki Messe in Niigata, 125 metres up, over the city and the Sea of Japan.
A ski area in Minamiuonuma, its three zones joined by linking runs.
A ski area in Myoko with heavy snowfall; on clear days you can see as far as the Sea of Japan.
A guesthouse on Lake Sai in Fujikawaguchiko, close to the water.
Opened by Ota ward in Tokyo for residents' rest and school study. Designed by Toyo Ito, with an old house from former Togakushi village as an annexe.
A lodging close to the Senjojiki cirque and climbs in the Central Alps, five minutes by car from the Komagane interchange.
An integrated resort in Gamagori, gathering an amusement park, lodging and dining beside Mikawa Bay.
A hot spring along the Itashiki River in Shinshiro, said to date from the Nara period.
An aquarium in Minato ward, Nagoya, inside a hotel, with displays aimed at children.
A complex at Yunoyama Onsen in Komono, joining a hot spring with confectionery and dining.