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Nestled in a luxurious location overlooking Mikawa Bay, our Facility is a special space where you can feel time slow down in harmony with nature.Gaze out over the sea before you and enjoy a quiet escape from everyday life.Each guest room, wrapped in calm interiors, offers both refined comfort and relaxation, and all rooms feature an open-air bath.Enjoy natural Onsen while taking in the scenery.In addition, our barrel sauna filled with the warmth of wood offers a luxurious experience that refreshes both body and mind.Enjoy your own free and special time.
A property offering breathtaking views of Ise Bay and relaxing natural onsen. From the windows, you can enjoy panoramic views of Ise Bay, surrounding islands, Atsumi Peninsula, and Shima Peninsula, as well as sunsets throughout the seasons. The natural onsen "Ume no Yu" from its own source is said to have various benefits. The cuisine features specialties such as fresh seafood directly purchased from local markets and the traditional "fried shrimp." A small souvenir corner offers local seafood products, shrimp crackers, and specialty sweets.
A location with a panoramic view of Ise Bay, and at night, enjoy the colorful ingredients of Chita under a sky full of stars at the Facility "-SORA-BASE," which opened in July 2023. Featuring glamorous dome tents with stylish interiors and authentic tents used in actual campsites, all tents are equipped with air conditioning, ensuring comfort throughout the year. With excellent access, just a 60-minute drive from Nagoya, you can easily enjoy the outdoors after work without bringing anything. Additionally, you can enjoy unlimited access to the natural Onsen "Maruha Umeno-yu," where you can relax and rejuvenate! Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and spend a luxurious moment while admiring the stunning scenery.
Located in Mikawa Bay Quasi-National Park in Minamichita Town, Aichi Prefecture, our Property takes pride in its "Sakippo Cuisine," featuring fresh local seafood such as sashimi, crab, octopus, and blowfish. We also offer luxurious shared fishing boats for 45 to 50 people, providing support for beginners to enjoy fishing hands-free all year round. Guests can have their catch prepared and cooked at the Property, and even enjoy BBQs on the boat. Many families, groups, and corporate travelers return every year, making it highly recommended. Additionally, guests can enjoy facilities such as an alkaline bath and karaoke rooms. With excellent transportation access, it is about 1 hour from Nagoya City, well-connected to The whole country's highways, approximately 30 minutes by car from Chubu Centrair International Airport, and only about 100 meters from the Minamichita Umikko Bus stop, offering outstanding convenience.
10 minutes by car from Handa IC on the Minamichita Road. The surrounding area features many popular tourist attractions such as the Sky Science Museum and Handa Canal, making it an ideal base for your travels. All rooms are equipped with Simmons beds to ensure a comfortable stay. Additionally, a complimentary breakfast corner is available.
A panoramic large bath with a view of Ise Bay. We use natural Onsen water pumped from 1,300 meters underground. For meals, enjoy seafood kaiseki cuisine made with fresh catches from the local Toyohama fishing port, featuring seasonal delicacies from the sea. In 2016, the new building "Furari" was reopened after renovation. Inspired by an Asian resort, Hotel-style Rooms were introduced at Hananomaru. With the themes of "The Navy and Three Heroes" and "Southeast Asia's Ocean Healing," we offer three types of Rooms.
A gourmet property boasting a panoramic view of Ise Bay. Upon entering, you'll first notice a large live fish tank. Enjoy seasonal fresh seafood dishes such as Ise lobster, sea bream, and flounder with exceptional freshness. The open-air baths and sand baths overlooking Ise Bay are also popular. Spend a relaxing moment with the sea view at the tip of the Chita Peninsula.





























