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After all, the open-air bath while looking at the sea is the best. The view from the room and from the lobby will heal your mind. The food was very delicious, and the abalone for dinner was a little small and disappointing, but I was satisfied with both quantity and quality. I didn't expect it for breakfast, but rice, mentaiko, hot springs *. I used natto, nameko, and salty rice bowls to replace them. In addition, the storyteller tour around the remains of the earthquake cried unintentionally at the explanation of the storyteller, and I thought that the Great Tohoku Earthquake was still a difficult thing, so it was an opportunity to review my attitude toward disaster prevention again. .

Went here on a Japan group trip, staff provided amazing meals, amazing rooms (the pillows were so comfy🤤) & amazing sights as well. Would totally suggest for any foreigners visiting the area. They have laundry, vending machines, toys, even a sauna as well.

Stayed overnight during a tour of Japan. This past of the coast was devastated in the 2011 tsunami so part of the visit was to see how the region has recovered and to enjoy the beautiful costal scenery. This is a small hotel overlooking the beach. The rooms and comfortable and ours was very spacious with a small balcony overlooking the seashore. Tea and coffee making facilities are provided in room and there are vending machines with various kinds of cold drinks available. The hotel includes an Onsen bath for men and women which was very nice to use. Traditional Japanese dinner and breakfast are included. Dinner was about 10 courses and although the menu was all in Japanese the waiter was super helpful and tried to explain what some of the dishes were. These included sashimi, sharks fin soup, grilled marlin, beef tongue ( a delicious local specialty, tastes like beef brisket) steak fillet, various vegetables steamed or pickled, soup, and egg plant ice cream for dessert. Very filling and delicious.