Hoshino Resorts New openings in Tokyo and Hokkaido

OMO5 Tokyo Gotanda - Opening April 11th, 2024

City-tourism hotel, OMO by Hoshino Resorts will be opening a new hotel called OMO5 Tokyo Gotanda in Shinagawa Ward, Tokyo. Located about 6 minutes' walk from Gotanda Station, the hotel occupies high-rise floors situated between 60 and 100 meters high in the Gotanda JP Building, a building that houses offices, co-working spaces, halls, and commercial facilities. Guests can enjoy views of neighboring areas such as Shinagawa, Meguro, and Osaki from their rooms. The concept of the hotel is "a paradise of night views and culinary delights," suggesting that guests can enjoy the night scenes from the high-rise floors as well as the many renowned gourmet restaurants in Gotanda, where it is estimated that 1,300 eateries within a 2-kilometer radius of the station are present.
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KAI Teshikaga (Hokkaido) - Opening 2026

Hoshino Resorts' hot spring ryokan brand, KAI, will open a new ryokan in eastern Hokkaido, scheduled to open in 2026. KAI Teshikaga is planned to be developed at the same time as the Akan-Mashu National Park Kawayu Onsen Town Development Master Plan, which is a redevelopment project for the entire hot springs town of Kawayu Onsen through which the hot spring river flows.

The area is home to Lake Mashu, which boasts world-class water transparency, as well as Japan's largest caldera lake, Lake Kussharo. The entire region is known as the Akan Mashu National Park and is mostly protected as a nature conservation area. Kawayu Onsen is a hot springs area situated precisely in this region, where it enshrouds its surroundings with the smell of sulfur from the strongly acidic spring water it gushes out. Here, the constant rise of steam from the surface of the active volcano Mt. Io joins the soft steam floating above the spring water that flows into the river, forming a breathtaking scene showcasing the incredible power of the earth.
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