Around Chikubu Island × Accommodation With Grilled FishRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

Kaizu Osaki’s cherry blossoms, Chikubu Island in deep green, and Makino Sunny Beach with its white sand and pine trees. Okubiwako Makino Grand Park Hotel is a Resort Hotel on the lakeshore that captures the many charms of Shiga in a panoramic setting. Centered around the magnificent Lake Biwa stretching out before you, this Resort Hotel offers a wide range of experiences, from sightseeing and visiting historic landmarks to sports and more.

Nagahama was developed in the late Sengoku period as the castle town of Hashiba (Toyotomi) Hideyoshi. “Hamakozuki” is an Onsen fine-dining Ryokan on the shores of Lake Biwa, beside Hokoen Park (Nagahama Castle).Kohoku and Nagahama still preserve much of the culture and romance of the Sengoku era. Enjoy Taiko Onsen with panoramic views of Lake Biwa, along with exquisite cuisine from our restaurant.

Grand Opening on March 1, 2023! A Fisherman's Accommodation Embracing the Blessings of Lake Biwa ― The First Fisherman Ryokan in Shiga Prefecture Operated by Two Generations ― Run by a fisherman and chef, we offer a unique experience where only the freshest fish personally selected and prepared by the owner is served. Enjoy the exquisite taste of natural lake fish such as Biwa trout and eel caught in Lake Biwa. We provide an unforgettable experience with ingredients full of nature's charm unique to Omi, creating memorable moments for your journey.

The owner's deep passion for fishing led him to become a fisherman in this area, drawn by the natural beauty of Lake Biwa and Makino Town, while also running this accommodation. The space features handmade interiors crafted from driftwood from Lake Biwa, creating a sophisticated design that harmonizes with nature. From the second-floor living room and the bath made of cypress and granite, you can enjoy stunning views of tree-lined scenery that changes with each season. For dinner, savor dishes from a long-established restaurant in a calm, hotel-like atmosphere. We offer a serene and refined stay designed for adults seeking tranquility and quality.

A Resort Hotel on the shores of Lake Biwa, inspired by the city of Verona in Northern Italy, a sister city of Nagahama. Enjoy the expansive Lake Biwa before you and the exquisite cuisine inheriting the flavors of traditional restaurants.

Nagahama, Shiga - a land of rich nature and cultural crossroads. A place where diverse cultures and natural beauty have thrived since ancient times. While it may not have as many shops as Tokyo or as many famous landmarks as Kyoto, there’s something uniquely comforting about the streets of this town. Perhaps it’s the culture nurtured at a calm pace, surrounded by the majestic Lake Biwa and Mount Ibuki. Why not take a moment to experience "a breath" in Nagahama? ■ New Building Opening February 2025! ■ Two new private townhouse accommodations will open, featuring exclusive herbal-scented saunas and private galleries showcasing works by emerging artists. Enjoy the lively town atmosphere while retreating into moments of self-reflection with art during your stay. ■ A Premium Stay Blending into Local Life ■ Located on the main approach to "Daitsuji Temple," a symbol of the town, our property offers an immersive experience in Nagahama life. Within walking distance are historical sites, renowned shops, modern supermarkets, convenience stores, trendy restaurants—and even pristine rivers where fireflies dance or iconic Lake Biwa itself. Our concierge is here to support you with insider tips for unique experiences and sightseeing in Nagahama!

Located right next to the Nagahama IC on the Hokuriku Expressway, we offer a free flat parking lot and separate large baths for men and women. Comfort rooms are also available, providing a relaxing stay for both business and leisure travelers. We warmly welcome you to our Hotel.

A secluded Accommodation in the mountains, featuring an iron-rich bicarbonate Onsen with a reddish-brown hue. Enjoy a large communal bath and an open-air bath, along with kaiseki cuisine and hot pot dishes that highlight seasonal flavors throughout the year. Choose from rooms with a private open-air bath, rooms with a jacuzzi, and Japanese-style rooms—so you can unwind at your leisure in a soothing space. The free-flowing natural spring water is said to have been used by Sengoku-era warriors to heal their wounds, and its benefits are well regarded. Savor kaiseki dishes that combine the best of each season with local specialties from this area.