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Taketomi Island in Okinawa, Japan is known as “the island of performing arts”. Since its opening in 2012, HOSHINOYA Taketomi Island has been operating and learning the history and traditions of the island inhabitants.
Each year, around 20 traditional festivals are held in which the songs and dances represent agriculture or prayers for a good harvest. Taketomi Island locals are known to lead self-sufficient lives and the unique “crop field culture” was derived from their wisdom and knowledge of the environment.
Sadly, the number of people involved in agricultural projects have decreased. In order to pass on the agricultural knowledge that is unique to the island, an employee of HOSHINOYA Taketomi Island has been leading the “Field Project”.
For more information about HOSHINOYA Taketomi Island's Field Project, visit: https://bit.ly/2QUcOsS
HOSHINOYA Guguan selected as one of “The Best New Hotels in the World (It List)”
HOSHINOYA Guguan in Taiwan has been selected for the Travel + Leisure® 2020 It List, a selection of the best new and newly renovated hotels around the globe.
One of the leading US travel magazines read by luxury travellers, Travel + Leisure® has a strong influence worldwide, and each year the magazine's editors select the finest properties that either opened or were newly renovated during the year.
HOSHINOYA Guguan opened in June 2019 and is Hoshino Resorts' first luxury hot spring resort outside of Japan. Fed by the Guguan's abundant hot springs, each guest room is equipped with an open-air bath and a space to enjoy the view of the valley surrounded by mountains.
For more information about HOSHINOYA Guguan, visit: https://bit.ly/2wNes8T
Relaxation Defined by Balinese Spirituality at HOSHINOYA Bali
HOSHINOYA Bali was the first Hoshino Resorts property to be constructed overseas. It opened in 2017 with its design drawing inspiration from Balinese Hinduism.
The presence of the sacred river is vital to the property which was designed by Rie Azuma who spent time researching Balinese culture by visiting Hindu temples and traditional Balinese homes and villages.
Inspired by the people she met and the discoveries she made; Azuma established a design that was authentically Balinese but also reflective of the HOSHINOYA aesthetic.
For more information about HOSHINOYA Bali, visit: https://bit.ly/2WQADWn
*We acknowledge the current ambiguity regarding travel due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and encourage all travelers to follow official health advice and closely monitor government advisories. In this unprecedented and evolving situation, we hope the destinations featured in these media updates can act as a source of inspiration for those seeking new experiences and adventures to embark upon when it is safe to recommence travelling.
About Hoshino Resorts
Hoshino Resorts was established as a family business in 1904 and has grown into one of the largest Japanese-owned and operated resort brands with 41 resorts across Japan, and two resorts in Bali, Indonesia and Guguan, Taiwan. As Japan's premier resort company, Hoshino Resorts specialises in operating Japan ryokans (traditional Japanese inns) and hotels and offers unique Japanese cultural experiences specific to each region. The company remains proudly family-owned, offering a diverse range of Japanese accommodation, cuisine and culture to visitors.
Website: www.hoshinoresorts.com/en/
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