Around Izanagi Shrine × Accommodation With Relaxing Welcome LoungeRecommended Hotel·Ryokan for family trips

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"Coffee and Books Accommodation" - 4 buildings in total, limited to 4 guests per day, a small accommodation where one person stays in each building.

Step by step, variously, brightly, faintly From all four rooms You can view the rural landscape and the Seto Inland Sea With walls, antiques, books, and lights Each room is adorned with different living items Freshly roasted coffee from the neighboring coffee roastery Is prepared in your room along with the equipment. A place where you can spend time with your companions Or a place where travelers can interact A shared building available only to guests, accessible anytime during your stay The "lounge" room is located within the property grounds. Here, there are 200 selected books Which you can bring into the lounge or your room during your stay And read freely. Talk, read books, Eat meals, share drinks, Or simply gaze quietly at the sea Please spend your time as you wish. A new property born from KOZORASOU Enjoy the views from each room And the unique atmosphere that can only be found here.

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One of Awaji Island’s most diverse selections of room types—perfect for your ideal group stay.

A new reception building has opened, featuring a guest-only pool and a complimentary lounge.From entire-floor suite rooms to private detached villas, we offer an exceptional range of options rarely found on Awaji Island.Choose the room that fits your budget, group size, and preferred style of stay—your very own “adults-only hideaway.”Enjoy precious time together in the luxury of doing nothing.Conveniently located as a base for sightseeing. Experience elevated island time at the newly enhanced “ATSUHAMA.”

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A small accommodation with five private rooms, retaining the charm of a traditional ryokan, located along the west coast of Awaji Island.

Originally, it was a culinary Ryokan called "Umekiya Ryokan," which had been in operation since the Meiji era. At the time, it was a familiar presence for the local community, even being used for weddings and gatherings. However, it was eventually closed, much to the regret of many. In December 2019, the Property was renovated while preserving the charm of the old Ryokan, and reopened as "Umekiya." We strive to create a space where you can feel the atmosphere woven by time while adapting to modern travel styles. We apologize for any inconvenience, but we hope you can enjoy a leisurely stay not only at Umekiya but also in the entire town of Toshi.

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