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Ancient bayberry trees and volcanic rock formations set the scene at this ryokan on the Izu Peninsula, about two hours from Tokyo, where the name translates loosely to "sitting and fishing in peaceful repose." Traditional tatami rooms sit alongside private pool villas with open-air onsen baths. The Jogasaki Coast geopark, where two volcanic arcs collide, runs right along the edge of the property.
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- Michelin Guide Selected Hotels
Honors plus setting, weighted & current 75
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