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What “KAMOME SLOW HOTEL” offers is a new way to travel—one that lets you enjoy a true pause in life. Simply relax, take in the scenery and the sounds of nature, and spend gentle moments reconnecting with yourself. Like seagulls soaring freely across the wide sea and sky, enjoy time to live freely and slowly.

What we offer is a “soul-stirring dining experience.” Using freshly homegrown vegetables, Awaji beef, and local seafood, we carefully select ingredients found only on Awaji Island. Under the supervision of a world-renowned BBQ chef, we serve wood-fired grill cuisine using Japan’s first JOSPER® Grill & Oven combo. Enjoy an entirely new gourmet experience that brings out the full potential of each ingredient. We also offer a private wine cellar housing over 600 carefully selected bottles. In addition, we feature a Magma Spa-style sauna to help you unwind in both body and mind. Gentle radiant heat released from lava stones slowly penetrates deep into the body, while naturally occurring minerals—especially appreciated by women—enhance beauty and vitality from within. With local production for local consumption as our theme, we provide cuisine inspired by Awaji Island’s abundant natural blessings, along with time to reconnect with yourself—promising an encounter with a new you.

Experience a unique "interactive Ryokan" that blends Japanese culture with the natural beauty and ocean of Awaji Island, perfect for families to enjoy together at "Awakan." Through our private fishing area within the Ryokan grounds, we offer guests an opportunity to connect with the nature of Awaji Island through our "Sea Fishing Experience." At "Awakan's Fishing Experience," you can interact with live fish, taste the fish you catch on the same day, and truly appreciate its deliciousness while discovering the richness of the sea. Our fishing program provides free fishing gear and bait, along with support from dedicated staff, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience even for children or first-timers. With Awakan's glamorous fishing experience, you'll fall in love with Japan and its oceans starting today!

— A lifestyle seaside Hotel with 17 rooms overlooking the ocean —A cool, artful setting where you can enjoy sunsets sinking into the sea, art, and a sauna.Simple and minimal guest rooms featuring artwork created in collaboration with up-and-coming creators.Beyond the door, a calm yet uplifting stay begins.Enjoy an ideal sauna experience with an impactful sauna heater, self-service löyly, and a cold plunge bath with a chiller.The 1F entrance lounge can also be enjoyed as a community space—like a coworking area or casual bar.

This Hotel is ideally located for business and leisure on Awaji Island. Guests can enjoy free access to the public bath and open-air bath of the adjacent Ryokan "Kaigetsukan," relaxing while taking in views of the Kitan Strait. All rooms are ocean-view twin rooms, and Wi-Fi is available in all rooms. Additionally, there are numerous dining options nearby where you can enjoy a variety of meals.

An ideal property for business and leisure on Awaji Island. Equipped with a free parking lot accommodating 59 vehicles, suitable for sudden business trips. The new Creta building features warm-water cleaning toilets, wired LAN, and wireless LAN (WiFi). Up to three extra beds can be added, accommodating irregular room arrangements for groups. The mini breakfast buffet utilizing Awaji Island ingredients is highly praised.

Convenient access to beautiful spots on Awaji Island, offering a wide range of room types including Japanese-Western, twin, and single rooms.

SAKIA is a redevelopment Facility located on the site of the former Ozaki Elementary School in Awaji City, which closed in 2014. It began in March 2022 as a regional community Facility in collaboration with "Frogs FARM ATMOSPHERE," a local revitalization initiative based on food from Awaji Island. SAKIA aims to "widely promote the charm of Awaji Island," "foster integration within and beyond the island," and "preserve traditions," serving as a hub Facility for local revitalization to energize the island and shape its future. With themes of "Food, Art, and Learning," it offers a variety of content. In April 2024, SAKIA reopened with newly added accommodations, transforming into a "well-being Facility" that supports diverse ways of working and spending time! Additionally, it is increasingly being utilized by companies for workations. We are committed to further energizing Awaji Island.