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The Ryokan Collection
New Born, New Inspiration
In the member ryokans of The Ryokan Collection, there are several styles of the ryokan, from magnificent traditional ryokans with a long history to unique newborn ryokans with the hope to serve in a long history. Since last year, we had welcomed 6 new ryokans as our members: ryugon, Sazane, THE SHINRA, The Hiramatsu Kyoto, FUFU Nara, and FUFU Nikko. These 6 newly added member ryokans recently opened as a newly-built or renovated create a sensation in the ryokan industry.
 1  ryugon
Nestled in the mountains of one of the country's best ski areas, this beautifully renovated 19th-century farmhouse is surrounded by an exquisite Japanese garden and boasts a unique local gastronomy sure to surprise even the most seasoned visitors to Japan.
 2  Sazane
Located just an hour and a half from Tokyo in the peaceful seaside community of Awa, Sazane is a brand new beachfront property from hotelier Kenichi Hiruta. This contemporary ocean-view hot spring retreat is enriched by elegant Japanese craftsmanship in every detail and a seafood-based cuisine fresher than anything found in the famed fish markets or fine restaurants of the capital.
 3  THE SHINRA
Located just two hours from Tokyo, this tower ryokan combines the best of hotel- and ryokan-style service for a relaxing escape with unforgettable food and unparalleled views.
 4  The Hiramatsu Kyoto
Occupying a renovated late-19th-century building with just 29 rooms, this ryokan provides a peaceful sanctum in the heart of the city, full of beautiful details and delicious discoveries.
 5  FUFU Nara
With a prime location on the grounds of Nara Park, this elegant new property is ideal for exploring Japan's former capital city. With a stunning contemporary design from Kengo Kuma and decor that stretches deep into local history, this small luxury hotel strikes a pleasing balance between tradition and modernity for an only-in-Nara experience.
 6  FUFU Nikko
Situated on a ravine within walking distance of the famed Nikko Toshogu Shrine and the Tamozawa Imperial Villa, this elegant new property recreates the borderless refinement of the Meiji Period with a design that combines traditional Japanese natural iconography and imported luxuries.
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