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Ocean-View Rooms on the Island

• 🌊Rooms arranged to face the waters off Shikanoshima
• 🏠A modest family-run ryokan of twelve rooms
• 🎋Comfortable Japanese rooms pairing tatami with low-backed chairs

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The Famed Sazae Kamameshi

• 🐚Sazae turban shells delivered fresh each day by local fishermen
• 🍚The signature sazae kamameshi, cooked in katsuo dashi
• 🥢Overnight stays include a Sakura kaiseki dinner and Japanese breakfast

3

Kaiseki the Sea Provides

• 🐟A proper kaiseki course in four tiers: Matsu, Take, Sakura and Ume
• 🦐Parties of five or more can order ikizukuri of live fish such as ishigakidai
• 🍶Three kinds of sashimi, grilled fish, fish sukiyaki and tempura in the course

4

Rest in a Hinoki Tub

• ♨️A snug indoor bath to warm up in after a day by the sea
• 🪟A neat tiled tub lit by a skylight
• 🧖The private bathing mood of a quiet island ryokan

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Showa Atmosphere, a Kappo Ryokan

• 🏯Hamakoya, a kappo ryokan on Shikanoshima since 1972
• 🍲The kappo kitchen serves daytime meals to non-guests as well
• 📦The house 'sazae kamameshi sauce' is also sold online

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The Sea Around Shikanoshima

• 🌅The shore of Shikanoshima, where Hakata Bay meets the Genkai Sea
• 🏝️Pine groves and white sand along a coastline only an island has
• ⚓Shikanoshima, the historic island where the golden seal of the King of Na was unearthed

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Reaching the Island

• 🚗About 15 minutes by car from JR Nishitozaki Station
• ⛴️Five minutes by car from the municipal ferry pier at Shikanoshima
• 🅿️Free parking for 30 cars

Across Hakata Bay lies the small island of Shikanoshima, and on its shore stands the kappo ryokan Hamakoya. Kamameshi cooked with sazae brought in by local fishermen and live-fish kaiseki are its pride. Spend a night tasting Fukuoka's sea to the sound of the waves.