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Hiko-so Seaside Inn
This is a traditional Japanese inn. We welcome guests with a homey atmosphere. Our inn sits right by the sea, with the Japan Sea stretching out beyond our windows. Enjoy fresh seafood while gazing at the ocean and listening to the waves. In summer,…
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Gourmet Inn Hamamoto
Just 50 steps to the shore. A guesthouse nestled in a quiet cove. We maintain aquaculture pens for Wakasa pufferfish and red sea bream, enabling us to serve pufferfish dishes year-round. Having lived a life of farming and fishing since ancient time…
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Nakagawa
We pride ourselves on our fresh local seafood dishes. We also have fishing boats available.
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Ryokan Azumaya
We operate our own octopus and gillnet fishing businesses, so we provide our guests with fresh, wild-caught fish. With the ocean right in front of us, you can enjoy the view from your room. We also offer fishing boats, so please let us know if you'…
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Hiryukan
From sashimi to à la carte dishes, we prepare fresh seafood to preserve its natural flavors. Please savor the special selections of Hiryukan.
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Kosue Inn
"Welcome!" we greet you with bright smiles. Enjoy freshly caught seafood unique to a fisherman's inn. We hope this will be "your inn," where you can refresh yourself and recharge your energy while gazing at the tranquil sea before you, enveloped in…
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Miyauchi Inn
Surrounded by the sea, mountains, and abundant nature, our entire family will do our utmost to welcome you. As owners of a bottom trawler (Nagamitsu Maru), we take pride in serving dishes made with freshly caught ingredients—not just fish, but also…
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Matsuoka
Savory fish and the scent of the sea await you. Stay with four or more guests and receive one complimentary salt-grilled sea bream. Enjoy the proprietress's special pickles, umeboshi, and sweet-simmered plums. We await you with seasonal menus featu…
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Ogawa Family
Though it's a small seaside inn, our guests are satisfied with the cuisine.
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Monobe
This inn has many repeat customers. You can enjoy an abundance of sashimi.
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Grandchild
We serve fresh fish caught in fixed nets. At our homey inn, we offer the comfort of returning to the countryside and heartfelt hospitality through our cooking. We strive to accommodate our guests' requests as much as possible.
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Wakasa Inn Watanabe-kan
Fresh fish caught in the Sea of Youth. When you crave it, please visit our inn. Above all, the magnificent Sea of Japan lies right before your eyes. We also offer convenient bus shuttle service. We strive to accommodate your requests whenever possi…
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Goshoen
Goshoen: Your Second Home, a Bridge to Obama Goshoen is a prefecturally designated tangible cultural property known as the "Former Furukawa-ya Villa," originally built by the Furukawa family, who made their fortune through Kitamae ships, …
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Akaguri Sea Fishing Park
Experience the thrill of sea fishing on a circular pier extending 55 meters into the ocean.
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Mushroom Forest Pottery Gallery
At the pottery museum built to commemorate the discovery of a kiln pit site within the "Mushroom Forest," you can experience pottery making and painting.
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Chōenji Temple
An independent temple. This temple was one of three where the Mito Tengu Party was held immediately after their surrender, housing 90 members of the group. Their treatment at the temple was generous, but after being handed over to the shogunate, th…
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Kohama Townscape Preservation Museum
In June 2008, the Kobanishi District, an area preserving its traditional townscape, was designated as a National Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings. This museum is a traditional Kyoto-style machiya townhouse built d…
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Jōkōji Temple
The second daughter of the Asai sisters, Ohatsu (Jōkō-in), built this temple to mourn her husband Kyōgoku Takatsugu. She invited Zen Master Shūko of the Enjō school, a native of Obama, to serve as the founding priest. Ohatsu is also historically no…
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Weeping Cherry Tree at Sanpōishi Kannon
The principal statue of Kannon Bodhisattva lacks a right hand. Legend has it that Kobo Daishi carved the statue overnight, but when a rooster crowed at dawn, he descended the mountain leaving only the right wrist behind. For this reason, it is said…
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Wild Deer Falls
The majestic 30-meter waterfall on the mountainside of Kaminokura will surely soothe the hearts of visitors. An ancient legend remains: when Abe no Sekiōmaru, the head priest of the Abe clan, fled after losing a battle, a statue of Yakushi Nyorai e…
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