Group Villas
"Grande" is a membership resort offering purchasable usage rights, with luxury villas across Japan. Each property suits a different way of spending time, opening up a new kind of second-home lifestyle tailored to every occasion.
With over 100 villas available, mostly set in nature-rich locations, you can enjoy the finest of times, wherever and whenever you choose.
Each area has its own character, yet all are blessed with natural beauty centered on Mt. Fuji. In Yamanashi's Fuji Five Lakes area, we focus on glamping that lets you fully savor lush greenery, while our villas in Chiba's Kamogawa and Futtsu, and in Ibaraki, let you enjoy the sea and nature together. In 2026, we also plan to open in Hakone, one of the Kanto region's finest hot spring towns.
Close to Tokyo, the Fuji Five Lakes area is prized for its beautiful natural surroundings. One of Japan's most popular second-home destinations, it's home to 45* shared villas and glamping properties. Dotted with beautiful forests and streams, the lush, negative-ion-rich scenery here heals both body and mind.
About two hours by car from Tokyo, the Kamogawa area is blessed with the rich Kuroshio Current. Ocean-view villas overlooking the Pacific are dotted throughout, offering fresh seafood dining experiences and quiet moments spent listening to the waves. Though within day-trip distance of the city, it's an area where you can feel a real sense of escape from the everyday.
Facing Tokyo Bay, the Futtsu area is prized for its easy access from central Tokyo. At our dome-style glamping property, enjoy an easy outdoor experience in an open, airy space, taking in sunset views from Cape Futtsu and the calm waters of Tokyo Bay.
The Ibaraki area offers the charm of both lush countryside and the sea. Blessed with nature that feels far removed from a day-trip distance to central Tokyo, it's a place to spend relaxed time outdoor glamping.
Hakone is a treasure trove of distinctive sightseeing spots, from art museums to historic shrines and temples, offering a wide variety of things to see and do. During the autumn foliage and fresh-greenery seasons, the area is blanketed in beautiful natural scenery, making it a popular hot spring resort destination all year round.
The Kansai region offers an enjoyable fusion of nature, city, and culture. We operate primarily in the Amanohashidate area, designed to take in sweeping sea views; the Lake Biwa area, where a wealth of activities means there's something for everyone; and the Awaji Island area, drawing attention as an up-and-coming resort destination.
The Amanohashidate area is a popular second-home destination prized for its year-round beauty. More than 60 shared villas are scattered across this scenic location. Enjoy fresh seafood year-round with the sea right in front of you, and in winter, savor matsuba crab — known as the "king of winter flavors" — at each villa.
Easily accessible from Kyoto and Osaka, the Lake Biwa area is a popular getaway destination. Alongside our regular villas, we also offer outdoor resort stays with glamping and tent accommodations. With plenty of lake-based water activities on offer, it's a great choice for anyone looking to get active and refresh.
Home to Residence Villa Awaji, Awaji Island offers sightseeing spots like the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge and the Naruto whirlpools, along with rich nature, a mild climate, and natural hot springs — making it a resort destination gaining fresh attention in recent years. Combine multiple usage-right days for an extended stay.
We're planning to open luxury villas in Hokkaido's Hakodate and Furano areas, known for their breathtaking natural scenery, romantic historic townscapes, and superb food. Complete with natural hot springs, these properties will offer a rich second-home lifestyle to enjoy across all four seasons.
Facing the Tsugaru Strait between the Sea of Japan and the Pacific Ocean, Hakodate offers a night view from Mt. Hakodate so beautiful it earned three stars in the Michelin Green Guide. Beyond its romantic history and exotic townscape, the area is also rich in seafood-centered cuisine — a place full of charm you'll never tire of, no matter how many times you visit.
Famous for its lavender fields, Furano sits right in the middle of Hokkaido and draws visitors from around the world during its peak season of July and August. One of Hokkaido's finest breadbasket regions, it offers patchwork-quilt scenery and local wheat- and vegetable-based cuisine to enjoy all year round.
We will continue to open new properties across Japan.