Nako Funakata Station × Zen-Inspired AccommodationRecommended Hotel·Ryokan for family trips

A modern Japanese-style property with ocean views of the Pacific Ocean and Nojima Saki Lighthouse. Renowned for its rich and unique gourmet cuisine, two types of Onsen baths, and private baths. Offers baby-friendly services, making it ideal for family trips and expectant mothers.

SANU 2nd Home is your second home, a place to relax your body and mind while awakening your senses.Step away from the busy city life and immerse yourself in nature with all five senses. This is a second home where you can live life at your own pace.Tateyama 1st offers an extraordinary space where every Room features breathtaking ocean views. Each Room also comes with a private sauna, allowing you to unwind multiple times a day while gazing at the sea and listening to the soothing sound of waves for an indulgent stay.The space, including both architecture and interior design, has been meticulously curated by KEIJI ASHIZAWA DESIGN. It is simple yet refined down to every detail, creating an elegant atmosphere.In the morning, grind coffee beans quietly on the terrace as you listen to the sound of waves.During the day, play seasonal music playlists and let yourself be carried away by the tunes.In the evening, toast with natural wine as you watch the sunset over the ocean right before your eyes.At night, enjoy time in the sauna while reflecting on thoughts.Your stay can be whatever you wish it to be. Find your perfect way of spending time here.

Chikura Town, Minamiboso City, Chiba Prefecture. A town that attracts many visitors in the summer to enjoy its beaches. A 10-minute drive away from the shimmering sea, turning your back to the ocean. Passing through rugged, tree-lined mountain roads, you arrive at a hidden gem that feels like an illusion of the sea you just left behind. A place that stirs a sense of adventure rarely experienced in daily life. Through a stately gate that exudes history, you'll find a quietly yet solemnly standing traditional Japanese house. Next door is a rum distillery producing BOSO Rhum. Stay at the 150-year-old historic Property, **"Oigurashuku Seizan."** Looking up at the ceiling, you'll see robust beams that speak of history. The sliding doors and walls feature various intricate kumiko woodwork designs, some crafted by the late Edo period master carpenter, Yoshimitsu Goto. The furniture harmonizes with the building, designed with a warm, wood-grain aesthetic. As time flows quietly, you'll find liberation from the everyday and a moment of rest. Relax in your own Japanese-inspired space, accompanied by the aroma of rum.