Kaiyu Inn Eco - Tosashimizu

Kaiyu inn has a wood-fired Japanese bathroom, room with kitchenette balcony with views of the wide okinohama beach, delicious fountain water, wlan and a quiet, inclusive atmosphere. gastgeber mitsu tae can organize a group, a family dinner made for guests, with traditional Japanese cuisine, vegan or vegetarian on request. beer wine is sold, and surfboards, boogie boards, bikes snorkel equipment can be rented. our group dinner, with the other hotel guests and our hostes, had a dozen dishes, generous portions, of which 8-9 were purely vegan-delicious! we were 3 nights and loved it. we had our choice of western or futon tattoo rooms, and every room we saw had a mini fridge, a burner hotplate, toaster or toaster of, reiscooker and a good supply equipped with pots, plates, cutting board, dishes etc. the location is far from any food business, money machines or away their own restaurant the moony shaped beach is popular with local surfers, and there is a forested nature trail, wheelchair-friendly, with toilets, along the length of the river. the hotel is located on the shikoku 88 tempel wallfahrtsroute. the nearest railway station is nakamura, a 40-minute bus ride away. a hotel for adventurous traveling!

Kaiyu Inn has a wood fired Japanese bath, rooms with kitchenettes balconies overlooking wide Okinohama beach, delicious well water, wifi, and a tranquil , inclusive atmosphere. Hosts Mitsu Tae can organize a group, family style dinner for guests, featuring traditional Japanese cuisine , made vegan or vegetarian on request. Beer wine are sold, and surf boards, boogie boards, bikes snorkel equipment can be rented . Our group dinner, with the other hotel guests and our hosts , had a dozen dishes, generous portions, of which 8 9 were purely vegan delicious ! We stayed for 3 nights and loved it. We had our choice of western or futon tatami rooms, and every room we saw had a mini fridge, a one burner hot plate, toaster or toaster oven, rice cooker, and a good supply of pots, plates, cutting board, tableware etc. The location is far from any food shop, ATM, or restaurant , so guests need to bring their own supplies or take a local bus to the closest town , Tosashimizu(20 minutes, 400 yen) for a well stocked supermarket, farmers market , bakery, noodle shops, etc. The hotel, a bit worn and dated, is slowly being renovated with eco friendly , recycled materials, and the charming hosts (English speaking) are dedicated to a holistic lifestyle. The crescent shaped beach is popular with local surfers, and there's a wooded nature trail, wheelchair accessible, with restrooms, along the length of the shore. The hotel is on the Shikoku 88 temple pilgrimage route. The closest train station is Nakamura, a 40 minute local bus ride away. A hotel for Adventurous travelers !

Kaiyu Inn has a wood-fired Japanese bathroom, rooms with kitchenette balconies overlooking the wide Okinohama beach, delicious well water, Wi-Fi and a quiet, inclusive atmosphere. Host Mitsu Tae can organize a group, family style dinner for guests, made with traditional Japanese cuisine, vegan or vegetarian on request. Beer wine is sold, and surfboards, boogie boards, bicycles snorkeling equipment can be rented. Our group dinner, with the other hotel guests and our hosts, had a dozen dishes, generous portions, of which 8 9 were pure vegan delicious! We were for 3 nights and loved it. We had our choice of western or futon tatami room, and each room we saw had a mini fridge, a burner hotplate, toaster or toaster oven, rice cooker and a good supply of pots, plates, cutting board, dishes etc. The location is far from any grocery store, ATM or restaurant, so guests need to bring their own supplies or take a local bus to the nearest city, Tosashimizu(20 minutes, 400 yen) for a well-stocked supermarket, peasant market, bakery, pasta shops, etc. The hotel, a bit worn and dated, is slowly refurbished with environmentally friendly, recycled materials, and the charming hosts are dedicated to a holistic lifestyle. The moony shaped beach is popular with local surfers, and there is a forested nature trail, wheelchair accessible, with toilets, along the length of the shore. The hotel is located on the Shikoku 88 Temple pilgrimage route. The nearest railway station is Nakamura, a 40-minute bus ride away. A hotel for adventurous travellers!