Kyukamura Hotels is a chain of resort hotels in Japan. What sets them apart from most resort hotel though is their being located in National Parks. Kyukamura has always envisioned hospitality with recreation and oneness with nature, hence this idea which has now grown into 37 properties scattered across Japan. Kyukamura is one of the rare hotel brands to focus on important cultural activities in the regions they cover. For instance, Kyukamura has been actively promoting events like the Flower Festival in Sera-yurien. The vision of Kyukamura is as simple as that - promote natural and traditional events to tourists while serving them like urban hotels do only that they do it in a more relaxing way.

Many hotels in Japan are built to cater common trips like business conferences. Kyukamura veered away from the obvious trends in the market to bring people back with nature. This business style has never been a popular trend in hotel markets even in different parts of the world. Kyukamura’s success is a result of the uniqueness and daring move the company has made to operate such a barely existing hotel type. There are many rental properties near areas close to nature, but Kyukamura is the only one to secure National Park territories for seamless natural escapes.