Amimoto no Yado Isomura

The food was outstanding, and this Accommodation offered great value for the price.They served a wonderful selection of dishes that truly represent Kesennuma. It was an amazing experience to try ingredients you rarely see all at once—sea squirt, swordfish, oysters, shark heart, and shark fin. Both of us who dined there agreed that the “harmonica-ni” was our No. 1. Some dishes may not suit everyone’s tastes, but I enjoyed everything. The seafood is extremely fresh, so even ingredients you used to dislike might taste completely different if you give them a try.The bath and Room were very clean, and the Facility felt new and comfortable.As an aside, you can really sense that the area is still in the midst of a difficult recovery. I also visited the Memorial Museum and came away understanding just how unimaginable the disaster was for those who experienced it. I live in a prefecture expected to be heavily affected if a Nankai Trough earthquake occurs; seeing how far Kesennuma has come in 15 years felt important—not only as preparation, but also as reassurance. Disasters often focus on moments of tragedy, but this visit reminded me how important it is to share stories of recovery as well. It was truly a valuable experience. Honestly, it’s not somewhere you can easily visit often; I don’t know when I’ll be able to return next time, but it’s a town I would want to bring someone important with me to see.

The building was incredibly beautiful!! It had the feel of both a Hotel and a Ryokan, which was wonderful! The Room was also extremely clean! Everything was sparkling! I had breakfast as well, and they cooked the rice to match the eating time, which made it very delicious. Each meal was prepared individually, which made me so happy! The staff were all very polite, and I had a pleasant stay! I will definitely visit again! Thank you so much!