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Next to the Hotel is the "Lover's Sanctuary" Whale-Swimming Sea View Hill Observatory. This 18-sided cylindrical Hotel stands right in front of the majestic Pacific Ocean, nestled close to the sea. In the nature-rich town of Kuroshio, famous as a place to encounter whales, large Bryde's whales up to 12 meters long and dolphins live in the surrounding waters year-round. From May to October each year, whale-watching boats depart from a nearby port. On July 31, 2021, two glamping Facilities were opened. Amidst the grasslands overlooking the Pacific Ocean, you can fully immerse yourself in the great outdoors with all your senses. The only sounds are the waves, the wind, and the chirping of birds. Enjoy a sense of happiness and fulfillment as you spend quality time with your loved ones.

Mizube Plaza Kamoto is a multi-purpose facility featuring a local product market, natural onsen, delicious restaurants, a bakery, accommodation with natural onsen, and hands-on activity facilities. Among them, "Genzen Kakenagashi Hanare no Yado Kinasse" offers not only accommodation but also private baths for your enjoyment. Relax in nature and rejuvenate in the onsen while enjoying a peaceful and leisurely time.

A spice cuisine restaurant "coyamaris" where a Kampo pharmacist operates and you can stay. Named after the symbol of Murotsu, Mount Koya (Coyama), and the Latin word for sea (maris). Surrounded by nature with the sea and mountains, experience spices and medicinal cuisine while relaxing and refreshing your mind and body. "A place where you can be captivated by tranquility" - enjoy unlimited tea with four varieties in your Room at this seaside villa! We look forward to welcoming you with a Plan featuring seasonal ingredients from Shimonoseki.

A chef with experience as a head chef at a Hotel creates innovative Japanese cuisine that is visually stunning, utilizing the abundant mountain and sea delicacies of Izu. Enjoy it together with the natural Onsen. The rock bath (Onsen) is available for private use. The surrounding area features the Amagi mountains, suitable for light walks or serious trekking. From February to early April, Kawazu cherry blossoms and other sakura bloom in the vicinity, and you can view the blossoms from within the premises. From some Rooms, you can see the cherry blossoms through the windows.

Amiimambos is a Ryokan-style Property located in Higashikagawa City, on the border of Kagawa and Tokushima Prefectures. It is situated between the calm Seto Inland Sea, the largest inland sea in Japan, and Ando Pond, where yellowtail farming was successfully pioneered for the first time in the world. Guests can enjoy breathtaking waterfront views from every room. Surrounded by abundant nature with both mountains and the sea nearby, visitors can enjoy stargazing and moonlight bathing over the Seto Inland Sea at night. During the day, activities such as cycling through the town and neighboring cities, hiking at Mount Yoji across Ando Pond, or exploring Shiroyama with the ruins of Hiketa Castle are available. The Property also offers convenient access to nearby attractions such as the Otsuka Museum of Art, Asutamuland, Nijigen no Mori, and the Naruto whirlpool observation. With spacious guest rooms, it is also highly recommended for long-term stays.

The "Dosojin Festival," which has been grandly celebrated since the Edo period, uses the important element of "fire" to pray for prosperity and abundant harvests. This historic Property, which has long carried out the ritual of "Himotomorai" to ignite the first fire, has been renovated while preserving its traditional irori hearth and other features, and reopened in 2024. This building, filled with memories for many villagers, has been created to continue serving as a gathering place for people and to foster connections through interactions with guests and local events. The interior features walls made of plaster, a spacious and comfortable lounge furnished with vintage furniture, and convenient Facilities such as large shower rooms. The Rooms offer a variety of options, from those with kitchens to traditional 6-tatami mat Japanese-style Rooms. Guests can also enjoy carefully prepared meals made with local ingredients in the spacious dining area. We invite you to fully enjoy your Nozawa Onsen journey with a stay at Himotoya.

Nestled quietly in a serene village of Sado, the 120-year-old traditional Japanese house "Kawasaki Roman-kan" offers an exclusive one-group-per-day private stay, taking you back to the Taisho era.The nostalgic Japanese-style rooms feature an irori hearth, hibachi brazier, hanging scrolls, and antique furniture that evoke a sense of calm and familiarity. In the evening, gather around the irori fire for a nostalgic moment of conversation (※Irori use requires reservation and additional fees).The highlight of this accommodation is the private sauna "Kura Sauna," renovated from a traditional storehouse. Enjoy a unique experience of relaxation with the soothing aroma of Sado's fragrant wood "Atebi." After your sauna session, unwind in the hinoki cypress bath or enjoy fresh air on the deck.The facility is equipped with modern amenities such as air conditioning/heating, washer-dryer units, humidifying air purifiers, and kitchen appliances for both comfort and convenience. Pets are welcome too—perfect for family trips or vacations with friends.Nearby attractions include Sado Gold Mine tours, tarai-bune boat rides, SUP experiences at Lake Kamo-ko, and more. Car rental arrangements are available as well—ideal for long-term stays or multiple night stays.Enjoy uninterrupted moments exclusively yours at Kawasaki Roman-kan—a private retreat like no other.

Enjoy exclusive use of an entire 400-year-old former village headman’s residence, said to be eight years older than Himeji Castle. This nationally registered cultural property has been carefully restored, preserving its historic character.From the main house, you can look out over a Japanese garden that changes with the seasons. In the gourd-shaped hinoki (cypress) bath, relax and soak while taking in the garden view. The scenery shifts from morning to afternoon to night—an experience found only here.Inside, thick beams and pillars, traditional fittings, and other details preserve everyday culture dating back to the Edo period. This was also the birthplace of Tetsujuro Oguni, who helped save farmers during the Bantan Uprising, and it carries a history of watching over many lives as a local maternity home.Ideal for those who want to unwind with family or friends in a quiet setting, and for anyone seeking a special stay in a historic home.