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Perched with quiet dignity on a cliff along the Echizen Coast, with the mountains at its back and the sea before it, UMITOMA is a private villa where every room offers sweeping ocean views. Step inside and an unforgettable panorama unfolds right in front of you. From the deep blue sea and crimson sunsets to a sky filled with stars, enjoy an overwhelming sense of openness. Savor the ever-changing light of time and seasons as you have the unobstructed Echizen Sea all to yourself. A peaceful “itoma” escape, just a little away from everyday life. Relax in an exquisitely crafted sanctuary and enjoy truly luxurious moments.

A private villa for rent, limited to one group per day, located on a hill overlooking the Echizen Coast in Fukui City, Fukui Prefecture. Featuring a spacious lawn garden spread across approximately 2,000 tsubo and stunning ocean views, it offers the perfect setting to enjoy private moments with family, friends, or your beloved dog.

Three detached cottages, [Umi no HANARE], are closer to the sea than the main building and also conveniently close to the main building’s large public bath. All five buildings feature a deck where you can enjoy a BBQ while feeling the ocean breeze. The VILLA is equipped with a sauna and jacuzzi—truly an “adults-only hideaway.” Parking is available in front of each cottage. Umi no HANARE consists of three thoughtfully designed cottages with distinctive interiors: “Ao,” “Midori,” and “Daidai.” Enjoy a luxurious stay in a private, whole-rental cottage at Takasuso National Accommodation.

The Hotel, which was rebranded and reopened in 2016, boasts an excellent location just a 20-second walk from JR Takefu Station. Guests can enjoy a panoramic view of the Echizen cityscape from the guest rooms and the top-floor restaurant. The Hotel also features a bath where you can stretch out and relax. From the Deluxe Single Rooms, Twin Rooms, and Deluxe Twin Rooms, you can admire the Hino River and Mt. Hino, also known as Echizen Fuji, and experience the beauty of each season. Breakfast is served in a set meal style, offering menus that make use of local ingredients.