Best around Tokyo and Surroundings Spot List

A great location with the Pacific Ocean immediately in front. Guest rooms are comfy Japanese style rooms overlooking the oceans. Reputed for its meals full of bounties from the sea, such as local fish and abalone, and the onsen baths at the water's edge.

A popular place with 8 rooms made by carpenters specialising in temples and shrines, it was selected for the ”100 Japanese hotels and inns selected by professionals” and also won the prefectural governor's award at Chiba chef's tournament. At an additional charge, you can enjoy the gorgeous local fish platter.

A long-established hotel which has been in business for more than 300 years. The classic rooms have ambience and the two hot spring sources on the premises are rich in both quality and quantity. Th inn proudly offers the hot spring as well as seasonal kaiseki (traditional multi-course Japanese dinner) cuisine. The hotel is a nationally registered tangible cultural property.

A 1-minute walk from Hanzoumon Station. It's ease of travel. It's located near the Imperial Palace in a quiet area in the center of Tokyo. There is a variety of restaurants ranged from Western to Chinese cuisine.

An inn with an onsen hot spring facing the Tainoura coast, known for its connections with the Buddhist monk, Nichiren. Reputed for the meals made with fresh local ingredients. All rooms in the annex come with open-air baths where you can have a relaxing time all to yourself.

Located inside Odayama park overlooking Tokyo Bay. Tokyo Bay Acqua Line, Umihotaru (an artificial island), and on a clear day, Mt. Fuji can be seen from the top. Odayama is where the forest of love in the legend of Yamato Takeru (a legendary hero of ancient Japan) is said to be.

There is a lying bath located outdoors. You can also enjoy mikan (mandarin orange) picking at the owner's farm. There are several types of rooms, such as rooms with a loft and duplex rooms. There is an open-air bath with a view of the boundless ocean.

A hotel in the Hasunuma beach park is popular for those who swim in the sea and play tennis. It can accommodate approximately 120 people. It's a perfect place for groups and families. Please ask the hotel directly about various package plans.

A hotel adjacent to the station is convenient for both business and recreation. Rooms are equipped with a large writing desk and a high-speed internet connection. Keycard lock system is installed for security. Ladies rooms are also available.

This is a well-established inn filled with an atmosphere from the Edo period (1800 - 1968). Pillars and beams gleam in black, showing the building's history. You can enjoy meals full of seafood caught in the nearby sea in your room for both breakfast and dinner.

An inn near the sea is a great location for marine leisure activities. All rooms have an ocean view. Wi-Fi connection is available in rooms. Enjoy its specialty, seafood meals.

A petit hotel with a counter bar and a lounge that is popular with couples. All guest rooms have two rooms. The open-air bath with a view of the garden and the jacuzzi in the sunroom with a view of the Hakone mountains are rentable for private use free of charge.

Held early every Sunday morning in front of Yugawara Tourist Hall. Naturally you can find produce unique to the seas and mountains around Yugawara as well as goods you can only buy directly from the producers or manufacturers at bargain prices. Enjoy haggling with the stall owners and maybe you will get a great discount or a little something extra. Held every Sunday Business hours: 6:00 to 9:00 a.m. (cancelled during stormy weather) Venue: The open area in front of Yugawara Tourist Hall Products available: local specialties, dried fish, vegetables, tangerines, seafood, accessories, home-made bread, pickles, and many other things Access: From Yugawara Station, take the bus headed to Okuyugawara or Fudo-Taki for about 10 minutes. We are right next to the Ochiaibashi bus stop.

The mountain streams passing through the town are a paradise for fishing. Enjoy fishing for Japanese salmon, as well as ayu once the season begins in early summer. Japanese salmon: Season opened on Sunday March 4, 2018 Ayu: ・Season opened on Sunday June 3, 2018 (Chitose river: river mouth - Kawaseki bridge) from one hour before sunrise ・Season opened on Sunday June 17, 2018 (Chitose river: Kawaseki bridge - Ochiai bridge) from one hour before sunrise The season for both Japanese salmon and ayu closes on October 15, 2018 (however, ayu can be fished from December 1-31)

Single rooms have semi-double beds with down duvets, and there are also Japanese-style rooms. All the rooms come with a refrigerator, hair dryer and free internet, among other things. They offer a free breakfast with freshly baked croissants and coffee.