Osaka and Kyoto, Japan

Loyalty points that work across independent hotels in Osaka and Kyoto.

Small ryokan and business hotels share one points ledger. A guest earns points at one property and redeems them at another, and every point is written as a line with its origin.

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Dotonbori canal in Osaka at dusk, lined with lit shop signs and walkways

A guest's stamp card, this month

From check-out to the next stay

Stay

The guest checks out and the stay is recorded.

Earn

Points are written as an earned line.

Redeem

Points are spent at a member property.

Expire

Unused points close on their expiry date.

A modern hotel room with a wooden desk partition, bed and round table

Lines every member hotel keeps

一Stay lines. Each stay writes an earned line with the property and the points awarded.

二Redemption. Points are redeemed at a member hotel, and the redemption line points to the stay that earned them.

三Expiry dates. Each earned line has an expiry date, shown to the guest in advance.

Innkeepers ask

Do hotels pay to join?

Members pay a small monthly fee per property. The guest pays nothing.

Can a points line be changed?

No. Corrections are new lines that point to the original.

Does the guest's data go to every hotel?

No. A hotel sees only the stays it hosted and the points redeemed there.

Ledger fees

USD 270.00