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Protected by the majestic Suruga Bay and beautiful mountains, the small town of Heda, often referred to as a hidden gem of Izu, awaits. Mihama Cape, where the red torii gate of Moroguchi Shrine stands quietly, has long been known as a "natural harbor protected by the gods," attracting many travelers who have come to rejuvenate their minds and bodies in this serene location. In this town, where nostalgic landscapes remain, we aim to offer experiences that refresh the modern soul. AWA Nishi-Izu was born here as a Property where you can enjoy "the ultimate drink." Savor sake delivered directly from local breweries and carefully selected Shizuoka tea, nurtured by the blessings of Shizuoka, the land of Mt. Fuji. Pair these with fermented gastronomy meals made with an abundance of local ingredients. Immerse yourself in the high-quality Heda Onsen, letting its soothing waters envelop you, and quench your thirst with a perfect drink. To ensure you can fully indulge in the experience, all beverages are included in our "all-inclusive" style, with no additional charges. Your encounter with the ultimate drink will surely unwind both your body and soul.
A stunning scenic spot in Nishi-Izu, Heda, offering breathtaking views of Mount Fuji across Suruga Bay. From the accommodation perched on a hilltop, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the sea and relax in comfort. The sunsets unique to Nishi-Izu are indescribably beautiful. Experience the "magic time" as the sky's gradient changes moment by moment. Savor fresh seafood and locally grown vegetables, one of the true pleasures of travel. Enjoy an extraordinary stay with your loved ones in this privileged location overlooking Suruga Bay.
Senbon Matsubara, the most scenic spot along the Tokaido, captivated countless artists and literary masters from the Meiji through Showa eras. In one corner stands a Japanese-style building created from the vision of a tea devotee who dreamed of hosting a grand tea gathering for 1,000 guests. Marking its 110th anniversary in 2023, it was relaunched as a project to pass Numazu’s treasured cultural asset on to future generations, and has been reborn as a restaurant serving course-style Chinese cuisine reminiscent of traditional tea kaiseki. Adjacent on an approximately 3,000-tsubo estate is an Accommodation that feels like a private residence, with eight guest rooms designed by architect Akira Watanabe. Blending seamlessly with the garden scenery spread out below, it invites you to slow down and savor the gentle flow of time.Japanese and Western, classic and modern.Enjoy an incomparable hidden retreat where contrasting elements come together in perfect harmony.
Our establishment is an Onsen Ryokan nestled at the foot of Mount Zōsan, the gateway to Izu. "Tsuki no Yu Onsen," the only cloudy hot spring in Numazu, is a natural ion Onsen known for its skin-beautifying properties. It was named "Tsuki no Yu Onsen" after being discovered in the year of the Apollo moon landing and has been cherished by many ever since. From Numazu Port, where approximately 1,000 types of seafood are landed daily, our chefs prepare the freshest seafood caught that very day. After enjoying your delightful journey, relax and rejuvenate in the natural Onsen and savor the fresh seafood delicacies from Suruga Bay.
Mishima, a historic post town of the Tokaido and a key transportation hub in Japan. Enjoy views of Mount Fuji from guest rooms and bathing Facilities, as well as a restaurant featuring locally sourced ingredients.
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