후레아이노야도 우우 나사

🌊From 1,000m beneath the Pacific, a glass-clear ocean bath

Tokushima · Fureai no Yado UU Nasa

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A Natural Onsen Drawn from the Pacific

• 🌊A natural hot spring rising from 1,000m beneath the Pacific, with a silky, velvety touch
• ♨️Sodium bicarbonate waters said to ease neuralgia, muscle pain, and fatigue
• 🪟A grand bath with panoramic views, where the Pacific unfolds beyond a wall of windows

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Bathing Hours and Private Baths

• 🕒The large bath is open 15:00–23:00, and again 6:00–9:30 in the morning
• 👨‍👩‍👧A wheelchair-accessible private family bath is also available
• 🧴Amenities include body wash, shampoo, lotion, and hair dryers

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Kaiseki Piled High with Ise-ebi

• 🦞The signature 'Ise-ebi Kaiseki,' generously featuring 2.5 spiny lobsters prepared in a variety of ways
• 🍽️Served as sashimi, miso-grilled on tile, chawanmushi, salad, and more
• 📅The ise-ebi course is offered seasonally, from August through April

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Fresh from the Morning Fish Market

• 🐟Fresh seafood caught daily at nearby fishing ports and sourced through the morning auction
• 🍗Local specialties such as Awa Odori chicken and bonito tataki round out the table
• 🌿A seasonal kaiseki that makes the most of Kaifu's seasonal vegetables

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Ocean Views from Every Room

• 🛏️Choose from 10.5-tatami Japanese rooms (1–4 guests) to 25㎡ Western rooms and 72㎡ special rooms
• 🌅Every room looks out over Nasa Bay and the Pacific Ocean
• 📺Standard amenities include TV, air conditioning, refrigerator, safe, Wi-Fi, and en-suite bath

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Ship-Themed Facilities

• ⚓A two-story atrium lobby styled after a ship, complete with a ship's wheel and porthole windows for a nautical mood
• 🍴Dine at 'Shio,' a roughly 100-seat restaurant overlooking the Pacific
• ☕A café facing the Pacific and banquet halls (up to 108 guests) round out the facilities

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Atop Hibinomori Park Hill

• 🏞️Set on a hill in Hibinomori Park, with views over Nasa Bay and the Pacific
• 🌄Sunrises, sunsets, and starry nights — the sea view changes by the hour
• 🙏Conveniently located midway between temples No. 23 and No. 24 of the Shikoku 88-temple pilgrimage

Glassy hot-spring water drawn from deep beneath the Pacific, ocean views from every room, and an ise-ebi kaiseki feast come together at this seaside inn in Kaiyo, Tokushima. Sunrises and starlit nights from the hilltop linger long after the trip ends.

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Check In/Check Out Policy · Check In: 15:00 · Check Out: 10:00 · Last Check In: 19:00

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