Nationwide × Recommended Accommodation for a Healing Solo TripRecommended Hotel·Ryokan - 613Page Number

A town where history and nature harmonize, featuring a Ryokan in the heart of the Soma region, proud of its seasonal ingredients and exquisite cuisine. The facility includes a Japanese-style izakaya, accommodating guests arriving late. Enjoy rare sake from Tohoku and local Fukushima sake paired with fresh seafood at our Ryokan. We look forward to welcoming you with plans such as an eight-dish seasonal ingredient menu for sake enthusiasts, all-you-can-drink plans, and a variety of other options.

Rebun Island is filled with pure, refreshing air that feels as if it cleanses the soul. Rebun Kanko Hotel Sakuryo is a seaside seasonal Hotel open for a limited time from May to October. Right in front of you lies the Sea of Japan, and on clear days you can enjoy close-up views of Mount Rishiri (Rishiri Fuji). From ocean-facing guest rooms and the second-floor dining area, take in the crystal-clear, calm sea and majestic Mount Rishiri while quietly experiencing nature’s ever-changing beauty. Discover Rebun Island’s history and stories, and savor one-of-a-kind island scenery shaped by dramatic terrain, rich vegetation, and untouched nature.

The philosophy of ist is "Being with Nature." At its core, we believe that nature is not something separate or distant from humans, but something inherently close and ever-present. Recognizing oneself as part of nature, cherishing it, and discovering the comfort it brings—this is the essence of ist. ist – Sado is surrounded by the overwhelming beauty of nature, featuring a unique landscape shaped by the coastline and mountains, towering trees, star-filled night skies, and the expansive Sea of Japan stretching out from the cape, with lush green mountains at its back. We have newly constructed three compact houses called "Hut" and a "Lounge" where guests can relax while enjoying coffee or beer. All of these were designed to allow visitors to deeply connect with the surrounding nature. By quietly listening and carefully observing, one can truly sense the presence of the many living creatures and plants around.