Amino Station × Accommodation With Fresh Vegetable DishesRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

At the northernmost tip of Kyoto Prefecture lies Taiza on the Tango Peninsula. Here, you will find a world once cherished by an ancient empress as an ideal paradise—a place where sky, sea, and land come together in strength and beauty. All of our hospitality is offered so you can feel the richness of living in harmony with the great nature passed down through generations, and so you may spend an unchanging “time for the heart” that endures through eternity.The origin of Tanpei— It began when master carpenter Heikichi Shimoda welcomed guests and fellow craftsmen, and in 1868 he opened a culinary business. Skilled in traditional ink-line marking, Heikichi was known locally as “Sumiya no Hei-san” (“Hei from the ink shop”). From this nickname came the house name Tanpei, later renamed “Tanpei,” and it has since been operated as the oldest Accommodation in Tango Town to this day. The spirit of hospitality of “Sumiya no Hei-san” has been passed down through six generations and continues today.

A serene Japanese calm and the open, breezy feel of a seaside resort come together in comforting harmony—Watoresort—. Perched on a hill in Yuhigaura Onsen, this adults-only Accommodation offers 18 rooms total, with just three rooms per floor. Every room features a terrace and a scenic-view Onsen bath. At the top-floor guest-only “Lounge Terrace AO,” enjoy an elegant time gazing out over the sea and sunset. For dinner, savor carefully selected seasonal ingredients from Tango and Tajima at our dining venue. With drinks included, enjoy as much as you like—perfectly paired with fresh seafood.

About a 2.5-hour drive from central Osaka and Kyoto, Lake Hanareko—the largest freshwater lake in Kyoto Prefecture—lies in the Tango area, where beautiful yet unspoiled scenery remains, close to Ine’s Funaya boat houses and Amanohashidate. “HOTEL & Kotei Soka” is a small Hotel on its shore that celebrated its grand opening in May 2024. Ripples left by waterfowl on the lake, the splash of wildlife diving in, crisp air at dawn, a terrace dappled with willow-filtered light, the colors of the evening sky, abundant local ingredients nurtured by Tango’s climate, carefully selected natural wines, an Onsen to soothe your body—and a welcoming space surrounded by interiors and art curated from what we love. A calm heart and an ideal everyday life await you here.

A culinary property located at the famous sunset spot 'Yuhigaura'. Rice, vegetables, fish, and sake are all prepared using local and seasonal ingredients. Enjoy the abundant produce of Tango. Additionally, Tango is a 'Special A Class' rice-producing region, and the local sake is highly recommended.

A small, hidden Accommodation with just 10 rooms, nestled in the rich nature of Tango, Kyoto. Inside, a nostalgic Japanese-style atmosphere awaits, along with attentive hospitality tailored to each guest. Meals feature seasonal kaiseki cuisine centered on Tango seafood and homegrown vegetables; each dish highlights the natural flavors of its ingredients and adds depth to your travel memories. At Tango Jinno Onsen—also known as the “Onsen of the Gods”—relax in gentle waters and enjoy a soothing moment for both body and mind. In an Accommodation that values comfort over luxury, experience Tango’s four seasons and genuine warmth.