Wakasa Kajitsu

Wakasa Obama, a port town on the Sea of Japan closest to Kyoto, once played the role of a 'Miketsu-kuni,' a region that supplied seafood to the imperial court, and has supported Kyoto's culinary culture through the 'Saba Kaido' (Mackerel Road).
In the summer of 2023, the former symbol of the local community, a traditional inn situated in the rich natural fishing village of Ano in Obama City, surrounded by tranquil inland seas and mountains, was fully renovated and reopened as 'Wakasa Kabi.'
A view where the sea and mountains of Wakasa Bay seem to merge, fishermen harvesting their catch from floating fish enclosures, and rows of tiled-roof houses and alleyways huddled together.Here, you will find a life that feels nostalgic yet unlike anything you’ve encountered before, rich and fulfilling.
The accommodations consist of 13 unique rooms spread across three buildings, each with its own distinct character.The renovated buildings retain the essence of the former inn, offering an intriguing blend of old and new, showcasing the layers of time that cannot be replicated in new constructions.
Savor heartfelt dishes meticulously crafted from carefully selected fresh ingredients from Obama, such as Wakasa tilefish and Wakasa pufferfish.
Enjoy a quiet escape and a blissful culinary experience in Wakasa Obama, where nature and culture harmoniously blend.