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We decided to stay at this Accommodation, which only opened last year, to celebrate our pre-birthday together as a couple. Apparently, that day was right after the opening reception for the Japanese garden in front of the Accommodation entrance. The garden had just been laid with new turf, and it felt fresh and new. The glamorous lobby displayed glass artworks and Awaji Ningyo Joruri puppets. Our detached Room with an open-air bath was spacious and relaxing, with a private garden and ocean views. I was a bit surprised by the large marble sink in the washroom (a little hard to use). The rock open-air bath in the Room was fed directly from the hot spring source, so I couldn’t stop soaking in it. The in-Room refrigerator (free) had mineral water and soda inside. It would have been even nicer if it also included Awaji beer (please consider it). The large public bath was also free-flowing from the source and very nice, but I thought it would be great to have chairs by the open-air bath for cooling down. On my way back from the public bath to our detached Room, I got a bit confused, so clearer signage along the corridor (e.g., “This way to detached Rooms”) would be helpful. When I looked lost, an employee attending a Pasona training session kindly guided me (thank you). My husband also said he got turned around after check-in when he went out to take photos of the garden and lobby. Meals were themed around “fermentation,” using fresh local ingredients, and both dinner and breakfast were delicious. We also appreciated the staff’s warm smiles and attentive service. We’d love to stay again.