Around Oyahama Beach × Stays Popular For SunsetsClose to Hotel·Ryokan

A hotel with a panoramic view of the Pacific Ocean, especially breathtaking from the observation bath and open-air bath. Proudly offering cuisine made with fresh seafood, featuring seasonal ingredients such as Ise lobster, abalone, and Matsusaka beef. All rooms are ocean-view, providing a tranquil atmosphere to relax with the sound of the sea as background music. The open-air bath offers an exceptional sense of openness, and the marble whale sculpture is a popular feature.

Overlooking the calm Ago Bay, renowned for pearl cultivation, and set within Ise-Shima National Park adjacent to Ise Jingu Shrine—often called the spiritual home of the Japanese heart—Amanemu awaits.“Amanemu” is named from the Sanskrit “aman,” meaning “peaceful,” and the Japanese “nemu” (合歓), meaning “joy.”It is a secluded retreat where abundant nature, deep spirituality, and wellness come together in beautiful harmony.With mineral-rich natural Onsen, spa and wellness experiences that heal and cleanse body and mind, and exquisite cuisine showcasing the rich bounty of Ise-Shima—once known as Miketsukuni—we offer a stay that brings profound peace and renewal befitting one of Japan’s most sacred destinations.Each Amanemu Accommodation includes dinner and breakfast for one night, plus one private experience unique to Ise-Shima.Whether visiting Ise Jingu Shrine or an ama hut, cruising Ago Bay, crafting with pearls, or taking part in waterfall meditation training, you can immerse yourself in the area’s nature and culture. Surrounded by silence, birdsong, and beautiful forest-and-sea views, your time here becomes more than a simple getaway—it is a journey of purification and rebirth that restores mind and body, invites you to face your inner self, and helps you feel connected to Japan’s spiritual traditions.

A quiet Accommodation overlooking Ago Bay, featuring an all-hinoki interior that creates a warm and comfortable atmosphere. Enjoy a relaxing bath while taking in the surrounding scenery, wrapped in the soothing scent of hinoki—ideal for unwinding and relieving fatigue. We also serve seafood-rich kaiseki cuisine made with fresh local fish. There are 13 Rooms, accommodating up to 60 guests. All Rooms are equipped with a refrigerator; please note that some Rooms do not have a toilet or washbasin. In the dining area, you can enjoy delicious meals in a space generously finished with hinoki wood.