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The portions, colors, nutritional balance, and preparation all reflected uncompromising care and sincerity. Each dish felt auspicious and filled with heartfelt effort; I was deeply moved by the happiness it brought me. Dining while overlooking the Sea of Japan was an unparalleled

The sunset view from the bath was absolutely stunning. Displaying more photos of the sunset within the accommodation might be appreciated by guests. Even during this season, I stayed in a room on the pine side but could still enjoy a great view of the sunset. The open-air bath wa

During dinner, we were treated to a stunning sunset view that felt like an appetizer before the meal. The highlight of the cuisine was indulging in both grilled sea bream with salt and deep-fried whole sea bream—a truly luxurious experience. The friendly staff made our stay even

We were warmly welcomed even though we informed them of our late arrival. The room was spacious, bright, and had a clean atmosphere. Futons are self-service, so you set them up yourself. The TV is slightly small but sufficient for basic needs. The bath is not very large, but considering the number of rooms, it feels almost like a private Onsen experience—perfect for Onsen lovers! Amenities are well-prepared, making the stay very comfortable. However, one minor issue was the lingering smell on the haori likely worn by someone who smoked; if that were resolved, it would be perfect! I would definitely stay here again when visiting Sakata!

The view from the window as soon as we opened the front door was absolutely stunning! We enjoyed a relaxing time with the morning scenery and a peaceful walk by the sea. The atmosphere of the Room and furniture perfectly matched our taste, making it an unforgettable trip. W

A small, cozy Accommodation. The large bath felt private, so I used it twice at night and twice in the morning. You can also enjoy the Onsen in the in-room bath. My Reservation was for an 8-tatami Room, but I was given a 14-tatami corner Room. The door lock seemed to require a bit of a knack to open and close, so it took some effort at first. The Japanese-style room had both floor chairs and regular chairs, which made it comfortable to relax. The guest rooms are on the 3rd floor, meals are on the 2nd floor, and the large bath is on the 1st floor—everything requires using stairs.