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🐟A fisherman's table, back after seven years of silence

Miyagi · Amimoto no Yado Isomura

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A Ryokan Rebuilt by the Sea

• 🌊Rebuilt in August 2018 on the site where the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake tsunami had swept the inn away
• ⚓Run by a fishing (amimoto) family who bring in fresh seafood straight from Kesennuma Port
• 🏨A cozy inn with 25 rooms in total, both Japanese- and Western-style

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A Towadaishi Stone Bath, Open 24 Hours

• ♨️A large bath finished in Towadaishi stone, free to use around the clock
• 🛁A separate lounge area for resting after your bath
• 🧺Basket bags provided to carry your things to the bath

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Fisherman's Kaiseki, the Amimoto Course

• 🦈The signature dish is the 'Amimoto Kaiseki' course, built on Kesennuma ingredients
• 🦪Port-town seafood like grilled scallops, steamed oyster hot pot, and abalone
• 🍶Rare local delicacies too, like moukanohoshi (dried shark heart sashimi), found only in Kesennuma

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Award-Winning Breakfast, a Treasure Chest of the Sea

• 🏆Ranked 2nd in Miyagi Prefecture at Rakuten Travel's 'Breakfast Festival 2019'
• 🍚Freshly steamed rice cooked in a togama clay pot as the centerpiece
• 🍶A standout bowl of chazuke doused in rich bonito broth, bringing out the sashimi's umami

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Fresh Off the Boat: Port-Town Sashimi

• 🐟Sashimi made from flounder, abalone, surf clams, and whatever else came in that day
• 🦑Order a hearty mixed sashimi platter, true to the amimoto family's generosity
• 🐡Rare local sashimi like ocean sunfish can also be enjoyed

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Tatami Rooms with a Veranda

• 🪟Standard rooms are 8-mat tatami with a spacious engawa veranda
• 🛏️Choose from 12-mat Japanese rooms or Western-style single and twin rooms to suit your group
• ♿A barrier-free universal twin room is also available for easy accessibility

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A Location Beside Kesennuma Port

• 🚗About 10 minutes by car from Kesennuma Station
• 🚶About a 10-minute walk from Minami-Kesennuma Station
• 🐟Close to the 'Umi no Ichi' seafood market, just a 5-minute walk away

Rebuilt after the scars of the tsunami, Amimoto no Yado Isomura is a fisherman's ryokan through and through. Seafood fresh off the port, an award-winning breakfast, and a Towadaishi hot spring open 24 hours all capture the true taste and warmth of Kesennuma.

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* This introduction was compiled from information published by each property (official website and similar sources), so some details may differ from what you find on the day. It is AI-assisted and can contain errors — please check the official website and the details shown at booking before you reserve.

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