Ocean Front Hamada Kan

Central Ibaraki

Traditional Inns (Ryokan)

Private Baths/Showers

Onsen/Public Bath

Non-smoking

Credit Card Payment Available

Ocean Front Hamada Kan is a small, traditional Japanese inn that was renovated and reopened in 2014. It faces the ocean with Ajigaura Beach right nearby. The seven available rooms are spacious with various concepts. There are rooms with large windows and balconies allowing you to enjoy the sea, or with terraces on the hillside to gaze at the sky. You'll find yourself soothed by the ocean view and the sound of the waves in a private space.

Another charming feature of the inn is the specialized cuisine made with Ibaraki ingredients. The seafood is bought at the auction every morning by the owners themselves and served as dishes corresponding to the seasons. The crab seafood soup is especially popular. After your meal, enjoy latte art made by the young proprietress with SAZA COFFEE, a local blend. The inn has great accessibility to Hitachi Seaside Park, a scenic spot famous for its nemophila flowers and kochia bushes.

Information

Address: 4 Ajigauracho, Hitachinaka City
Access: By public transport: 8 minutes on foot from Ajigaura Station
By car: 6 minutes from Hitachinaka Port IC on the Hitachinaka Toll Road
Website: http://www.hitachinaka.co.jp/hamadakan/
Contact: 029-265-7211 (9:00～20:00)
Parking: Standard-sized cars: 18
Microbuses: 2
Large buses: Not allowed

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