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About a 5-minute walk from Nagahama Station, enjoy Omi cuisine at this Ryokan with a traditional restaurant and panoramic views of Lake Biwa from the guest rooms.

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.

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An Onsen accommodation located by the shores of Lake Biwa. Enjoy hospitality with lake fish cuisine to savor the taste of Shiga.

Rather than greeting you with “Welcome,” we would like to welcome you home. Kohayu is a Ryokan with a warm, traditional Japanese atmosphere. Please relax and unwind in our soothing surroundings.

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Accommodation where you can enjoy the magnificent view of Lake Biwa right in front of you with your beloved dog.

Just outside our inn, you’ll find a breathtaking view of the Nagahama Kohoku area—selected as one of Japan’s “Top 100 Sunsets.” The Japanese-inspired interior creates a serene vista in harmony with the lake and the mountains across the water. From your Room, enjoy the beautiful sunset that turns Lake Biwa a deep crimson. Our cuisine is prepared with care using fresh seasonal specialties from the Lake Country and locally sourced ingredients, bringing out the natural flavors of each ingredient.Trained staff specializing in animal care are on-site at all times, and we provide Facilities and services so you can relax comfortably with your dog. Even if it’s your first trip traveling with your dog, you can stay with peace of mind.

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About a 10-minute walk from Nagahama Station — a Resort Hotel within walking distance

A spa resort where nature and the city meet, overlooking Lake Biwa, Japan’s largest lake. Conveniently located with easy access from central Osaka, Kyoto, and the Tokaido area, it is also an ideal base for exploring Nagahama, including Nagahama Castle, Kurokabe Square, and Hikone Castle Ruins.All guest rooms include lounge access with alcoholic beverages, soft drinks, and light snacks. We recommend an all-inclusive stay that includes dinner and breakfast; drinks and snacks in the lounge; as well as access to the large public bath and activities.In addition to Nagahama-only experiences such as a Sengoku-era mystery-solving game themed around the Toyotomi clan, we also offer classic activities including a summer-only garden pool, table tennis, and board games.Enjoy a resort stay where you can fully indulge in sightseeing, Onsen bathing, and local cuisine.

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Limited to 2 groups per day. A fisherman's Ryokan offering stunning views of Lake Biwa and local Omi ingredients.

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.

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A Resort Hotel by Lake Biwa Inspired by Verona, Italy

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.

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A secluded mountain Accommodation, a reddish-brown Onsen, seasonal kaiseki cuisine throughout the year, and a soothing retreat

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.

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