Amino Station × Accommodation For A Relaxing Holiday In The Satoyama CountrysideRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

In Japan, where a beautiful culture of appreciating rain has endured since ancient times, Tango is a coastal region that—unlike the old capital—has long lived in harmony with the sea and its bounty. Spend time savoring its rich nature and the changing seasons to your heart’s content. About 2.5 hours from Kyoto City. One hour to Ine’s Funaya boat houses. In Tango, a place that can truly be called secluded, cherish the rain and sink into quiet serenity. Ujo Soan is an adults-only retreat where time flows gently. Unwind as you shelter from the rain in five private detached villas, each with an open-air bath, and in the special villa “Zuiu.”

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 private Accommodation of four detached villas nestled by Kyoto Prefecture’s largest lake, Riko. Each room features a scenic-view bath filled with natural Onsen water; the lakeside villas overlook Riko, while the special suites offer views of a Japanese garden. Operated directly by a seafood wholesaler, we serve generous dishes featuring fresh seafood from the Sea of Japan in spring, summer, and autumn, and in winter you can savor live crab carefully selected by experts. We also aim to promote a new form of universal tourism through collaboration with local healthcare providers and on-site staff who have completed advanced lifesaving training.

An accommodation with 1250 years of history offers a relaxing time for your mind and body. Kizu Onsen, the oldest onsen in Kyoto, features 100% natural spring water directly from its private source. The mildly alkaline water is gentle on the skin, making it safe for everyone from babies to seniors. Additionally, we offer a private bath called "Gonsuke no Yu," praised as "the best in Japan" by an onsen professor. Our new room type "MANYO" provides views of serene rice fields and bamboo groves. Enjoy dishes made with blessings from both the sea and mountains.