Awa-Kominato Station × Seaside Hidden Hot Spring AccommodationRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

"Welcome back, it's been a while." Such warm and simple greetings can still be heard here in Amatsu-Kominato, Minamiboso.

"Gyo Sai Nagomi no Yado Sansui" is an Onsen Property featuring a "Main Building" with traditional Japanese charm and a "Villa" with semi-open-air baths and terraces exuding wooden warmth. Enjoy luxurious moments while gazing at the orange-tinted sunset. Dinner is served in private dining rooms, featuring dishes prepared with local ingredients such as Ise lobster, abalone, and Kinmedai fish.

At Property Nakaya in Onsen Amatsu Kominato, Chiba Prefecture, all rooms offer ocean views. Enjoy a relaxing time with natural hot springs.

A modern Japanese-style Ryokan has opened in the elevated villa area of "Millennia Katsuura" in Minamiboso, reminiscent of a tropical resort. Spanning a total area of 3,000 tsubo, it features a sunny and spacious garden terrace, a pool (for light-up viewing only), a pet hotel, and a dog run. Enjoy heartwarming holidays always together with your beloved dog.

A property operated by a seafood wholesaler with auction rights at Kominato Fishing Port. Fresh, locally sourced seafood is served in generous portions. From the panoramic bath, you can also enjoy the view of "Uchiura Bay," selected as one of the top 100 sunset views.

A property offering fisherman's cuisine made with an abundance of fresh seafood from Kominato. Enjoy the proud flavors and portions so generous you might not finish. Additionally, the view from the private open-air bath on the top floor overlooking the sea will soothe your daily fatigue.

The majestic Pacific Ocean is just a 0-minute walk away! Only a 10-minute drive to Kamogawa Sea World! Enjoy both the rocky shores and sandy beaches with exceptional water clarity, as well as the pool, all accessible in swimwear on foot. This all-ocean-view Hotel is perfect for exploring Boso and Kamogawa or simply enjoying the sea. At our buffet, don't miss our highly recommended seafood feast "Original Nokkedon"!