Kariya Station × Accommodation With Abundant CuisineRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

Cradled by the rich sea and the beautiful scenery of Mikawa Bay, a new kind of relaxation awaits. Soak in our high-quality natural Onsen and savor exquisite seafood to your heart’s content. With warm, heartfelt hospitality, Shunkei Roman Ginpaso invites you into a uniquely soothing retreat. For each guest and every season, we offer moments of gracious care. Welcome back to a journey colored by the best of the season.

An ocean-view Property where you can enjoy the national natural monument "Takeshima" and Mikawa Bay from guest rooms and the large public bath. The Onsen features two different types: an alkaline simple Onsen in the large public bath and a radon Onsen in the open-air bath. For dinner, you can choose between Japanese or Western cuisine made with seasonal ingredients. Just a 5-minute drive from Gamagori Station.

An Accommodation where every Room offers an ocean view. Located within Mikawa Bay Quasi-National Park, just a 1-minute walk to Nishiura Palm Beach, and within a 30-minute drive of popular attractions such as Laguna Ten Bosch, Takeshima Island, and Takeshima Aquarium. Savor the bounty of Mikawa Bay—nurtured by its rich seas—in in-room dining while enjoying the gentle sea breeze and lapping waves. Our Rooms mainly feature spacious Japanese-style layouts, with options including guest rooms with open-air baths and barrier-free rooms to suit your needs and preferences. The Onsen is known as “Bihaku-sen,” also called the “beauty bath.” The view from our top-floor panoramic open-air bath is our greatest pride. Relax and enjoy unhurried moments embraced by the sunlit sea of Nishiura.

At the tip of the Nishura Peninsula, you can enjoy a panoramic view of Mikawa Bay from the oven deck. From the tranquil Japanese-style Room, you can admire the scenery of Mikawa Bay along with the sunset or sunrise. We offer a 13-course meal focusing on seafood, including a seafood hotpot with Hatcho miso. Relax and unwind in the spacious thousand-person bath while gazing at the sunset spreading over the Nishura Peninsula extending into Mikawa Bay.