神風樓

This was a Ryokan built in 1928. The Room, bath, and other areas were kept very clean and well maintained, making it extremely comfortable. I refrained from using my suitcase on the floor because I didn’t want to scratch it. The service and meals were excellent. We usually travel to Hokuriku at the end of the year for crab dishes, but we never expected to enjoy crab at this time of year in March, so we were very satisfied. Thank you very much.

The accommodation is located across the bay, accessible by sightseeing boat from JR Amanohashidate Station. It is not in the vicinity of JR Amanohashidate Station. I was informed of this via email after making the reservation, which was very helpful. From the outside, it looks like an old Japanese house, but once you step inside, it has been beautifully renovated and feels very clean. At the same time, they have preserved the cozy atmosphere of a wooden structure, making it a comfortable space to stay in. The meals were filled with seasonal crab dishes that left me completely satisfied. The crab was so fresh and easy to peel that I enjoyed every bite without hesitation. They kindly mentioned, "If you're cold, feel free to use the blankets in the closet," but surprisingly enough, my room was so warm that I didn’t need them at all. The onsen also provided just the right amount of warmth for my body. I appreciated having MUJI cleansing products and lotion available—it made me happy! Although I usually struggle to sleep with different pillows when traveling, they accommodated my request for firmer pillows and even provided a humidifier—thank you so much! Thanks to their thoughtfulness, I slept soundly through the night. It’s clear how thoroughly everything has been cleaned down to every corner.I hope they create a single-person accommodation plan on their official website—I would love to visit again! Thank you for your hospitality!