Wadaura Station × Accommodation With An Animal Crossing-Like WorldRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

Wada Town is located at the southern tip of the Boso Peninsula. Tucked away in a quiet forest about 10 minutes from the coast, “Seinoie” is a traditional Japanese Accommodation. It was created by restoring a 150-year-old farmhouse. Unwind in a cedar-scented sauna, surrounded by trees, and enjoy a blissful moment of deep refreshment and renewal. In a spacious 500 m² setting, savor local flavors from both sea and mountains, and immerse yourself in an authentic Japanese space shaped by time.

About a 20-minute drive from JR Awa-Kamogawa Station. This thatched-roof traditional house, with over 100 years of history, stands quietly on a hill at the end of the Nagasa Kaido road, which flourished since the Edo period. It is an ideal place to spend a special time in peace and in an atmospheric old house. After the sauna, enjoy a luxurious stay as you refresh both body and mind on the spacious terrace deck—this Accommodation’s signature feature—offering panoramic views and harmony with nature.

The town of Kamogawa in Minamiboso, Chiba Prefecture, where the sea meets the countryside. Enjoy the abundant nature from a scenic hilltop. Surrounded by the sea and mountain ranges, bask in the sunlight of all four seasons. You'll find yourself wanting to take a deep breath. Rejuvenate your weary mind and body from the stresses of modern life. We offer a comfortable space as a Property for stays without meals. Relax while gazing at the sea—step out onto the deck and enjoy a cup of coffee. Feel the clear, refreshing air. Escape the noise and experience the gentle flow of time. Savor the exceptional taste of coffee accompanied by the chirping of wild birds as your background music.

Amidst the recent trend of California-style and Bohemian-style renovations, our Facility stands out as a unique vacation rental, featuring an Airstream remodeled with a chic Japanese aesthetic. The interior boasts a raised tatami-style seating area with stone flooring, and lanterns are hung outdoors, though we have not designed this with inbound tourism in mind.We aim to provide an experience that feels like stepping back in time to the charm of old Japan. The refrigerator is an icebox, and on the deck, there is a large bath. In the hot summer, enjoy a soak with champagne in hand, and in the winter, savor hot sake in the open-air bath while wearing swimwear.For dining, indulge in outdoor meals on the approximately 100-square-meter wooden deck with an ocean view. Whether it's a BBQ, sushi party, or grilled Pacific saury, enjoy your preferred style of outdoor dining.*With the sound of gentle waves as your background music, spend the evening sipping drinks, sharing stories, and enjoying a restful sleep. Be sure to witness the sunrise over the ocean in the morning.

In Chikura Town, Minamiboso City, Chiba Prefecture, there once stood a learning space called "Seizansou," a retreat for a national elementary school, where the smiles of children were cherished.Time passed, and in 2019, the memories of the graduates who studied here came together, transforming Seizansou into "Chikura Tsunagu Hotel."A place that connects people with the nature and culture of Chikura. A place that connects the guests who stay here. And a place that continues to connect the memories of children.Not just a place to stay, but a gentle learning space for families to experience, create, and encounter.At the "Chikura Tsunagu Farm" within the Property grounds, you can harvest seasonal vegetables, or try harvesting sugarcane grown by Kibi Lab, a company located at the northernmost limit for sugarcane cultivation in Japan, and enjoy freshly squeezed juice. These are raw, natural experiences you cannot find in the city.Please enjoy your time at "Chikura Tsunagu Hotel."