We booked this Accommodation for our annual summer trip as a couple, as we had wanted to visit for a long time.
Although the Accommodation is surrounded by the sea, it was calm with very little tidal scent, and the sea breeze felt fresh and pleasant.
There are only four Rooms, and after researching in advance, we made a Reservation for a Room close to the deck and right by the water—exactly the location we loved.
Inside, there was a faint scent of wood.
With features like a small raised tatami area and subtle variations in the wood grain on parts of the floor, it was simple yet extremely comfortable.
It’s a small detail, but I was also happy they had a high-quality hair iron available.
For activities, we tried SUP and the sunset cruise.
It was cloudy, but that actually meant it wasn’t too hot, so we were able to fully enjoy both.
My husband also enjoyed listening to records on the audio system in what I think was the lobby area.
We had planned to watch the stars by a bonfire after dinner, but unfortunately the weather didn’t cooperate—however,
the staff kindly prepared sparklers for us,
and we were able to enjoy them quietly.
The meal was a course menu that reflected glimpses of the local-born chef’s unique creativity, and it was fun even imagining what would come next from reading the menu list.
Every dish was thoughtfully prepared and delicious,
but perhaps because of their background in Japanese cuisine,
the dashi-based soup in particular tasted exceptional.
Also, although everyone working in the kitchen seemed young, they created such a pleasant atmosphere and appeared well trained in their respective fields.
It was a short trip, but it felt like an escape from everyday life and left us refreshed—I think I can work hard again now.
It was such a wonderful Accommodation that I hope we can return again in another season.