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Ryokan Kobayashiro

Situated below Oarai Shrine, this Japanese-style seaside hotel prides itself on its stunning ocean views. Guest rooms offer views over the beach, including the sunrise and moonrise over the Pacific Ocean.
Dinner is served inside the room and features fresh, local seafood. If you visit during the colder months, definitely taste Oarai’s most famous fish dish: anglerfish hotpot.

Kurosawa Einojo Homestay

Get together for a meal around the irori (traditional sunken fireplace), at this guesthouse housed in a old-Japanese style home.
The guesthouse also offers guests the chance to experience the Japanese countryside life - pick your own farm-fresh vegetables and cook a meal together, then tuck in to some freshly baked scones with homemade jam. The propery even has an area for al-fresco dining.
*Food options vary by season and weather.
The property features two Japanese-style bedrooms, a 5-person room and a 4-person room. These rooms offer guests the chance to lay out their futon bed on the tatatmi mats before bed - the perfect memory of a trip to Japan. During the Summer months (June - September), there is also space for 4 people to camp below the stars by setting up mosquito nets and camping in the second floor of the barn.
It is possible to stay at the property outside of the Summer months - please get in touch.

Hotel Terrace the Garden Mito

This simple yet stylishly designed hotel is directly connected to Mito Station. It is only a minute walk from the expressway bus stop departing for Narita International Airport and Tokyo Station.
The hotel’s location makes it a great hub for sightseeing and business. Popular tourist destinations are within walking distance, such as Kairakuen Garden, Lake Senba, and Kodokan.
In addition to breakfast, afternoon tea and dinner are available at the in-house Italian restaurant: Trattoria Il Bancale. There is high-speed internet available throughout the hotel's premises.
English-speaking staff is on hand to ensure you have a wonderful stay.