Management Philosophy "Striving for Excellence in Contribution" At Stay Rusutsu, we believe in upholding the following principles: We are committed to making meaningful contributions to society. We continuously seek innovative solutions to meet evolving needs. Our dedication to excellence drives us to exert maximum effort in all endeavors. We prioritize fostering harmony and collaboration with all stakeholders. Service to society is at the core of everything we do. Corporate Philosophy Building a Society Where Humanity Thrives At Stay Rusutsu, our mission is to contribute to the creation of a society where individuals can truly live as themselves: Through the provision of safe and wholesome food, we aim to enrich the lives of people and communities. Our service ethos is characterized by genuine smiles and heartfelt interactions, enriching the human experience. We strive to create environments where individuals can find solace and serenity in nature, nurturing their well-being. By fostering meaningful connections and fostering genuine human relationships, we aim to enrich the hearts and minds of all.

Located only a 5 min walk from Rusutsu Resort, Seiko-Mart and Seven Eleven convenience stores and just next to restaurant Pirateman. Matsu house has two spacious bedrooms on the top floor, each with its own ensuite, and another small bedroom. The ground floor has another bedroom, a big Japanese bathroom, a fully equipped kitchen with a dish washer, dining and living areas. Floor to ceiling windows in the living room bring the outside winter wonderland so close that you feel yourself a part of it in winter and the same view colored in reach green in summer let your eyes rest and give you a feeling of being a child of Nature.

Rusutsu Resort is based beneath Mt. Sorioi and Mt. Shiribetsu Covered in green in summer and draped in the lightest of snow in winter. The community is small, but very close and friendly, including several beautiful new western-style homes built by foreigners who have come to enjoy the mountain scenery and amazing ski conditions. Our immediate area in the resort additionally includes Hotel Romulus, and several other small Japanese style lodges. A few of the lodges have dining rooms that are open for lunch. There are several small restaurants: Pirateman, Tomekichi, Rodeo Drive, Kazuchan and a German style bakery called Walde Wiese. On the Tower Hotel side of the road, there are two convenience stores, as well as gear rental shops. There is a car rental desk inside the Resort that is open year round since April 2009. Just 2km down the road in Rusutsu village is the Route 230 road station, which includes a local farmers’ market where fresh produce is available at wonderful prices.