民宿 なか川

Located in the picturesque Naka River valley, 民宿 なか川 (Minshuku Nakakawa) offers guests a tranquil and authentic Japanese retreat. The inn is nestled in the serene surroundings of Matsuzaki, Kamo District, Shizuoka, at 42-1 Osawa, Matsuzaki, Shizuoka 410-3604, Japan. Its convenient location places it just 6 km from the scenic Route 136, Matsuzaki Beach on Suruga Bay, and the Izu Chohachi Museum of Art, renowned for its beautiful plaster work. The area is known for its natural beauty, making it an ideal spot for nature lovers and those looking to experience the charm of rural Japan. The hotel's design is simple yet cozy, embracing traditional Japanese elements with tatami floors, futons, and chabudai dining tables, giving guests a feeling of being truly immersed in local culture. The inn’s inviting atmosphere is further enhanced by its natural onsen bathhouse, offering guests the opportunity to unwind in warm, mineral-rich spring water, ideal for relaxation after a long day of sightseeing or outdoor adventures.
The rooms at Minshuku Nakakawa provide a comfortable and peaceful retreat with a blend of traditional Japanese aesthetics and modern conveniences. Each room is equipped with a flat-screen TV, a sitting area, and an en-suite bathroom. Guests can expect a restful night's sleep on futons laid out on tatami mats, where the soothing ambiance creates the perfect environment for unwinding. The rooms also offer a charming dining experience with chabudai tables, where guests can enjoy traditional Japanese meals or snacks.
Among the special amenities at Minshuku Nakakawa, guests will find high-speed Wi-Fi for easy internet access, and the property is also pet-friendly, ensuring that guests traveling with their furry companions can have an enjoyable stay. For fishing enthusiasts, the inn offers complimentary loaner fishing rods, allowing guests to explore the nearby Naka River. Although the inn does not have a fitness center or spa, the natural onsen bathhouse is a highlight of the property, providing a serene and rejuvenating experience.
In terms of accessibility, Minshuku Nakakawa is well-connected to nearby transportation options. The hotel is approximately a 10-minute taxi ride from several bus stops, and public transportation options such as the Ozoonsenguchi Bus Stop and Osawai Bus Stop are within walking distance. For guests traveling by air, Mt. Fuji Shizuoka Airport is about 2 hours and 48 minutes by taxi, making the inn easily reachable for international travelers.
The surrounding area offers a variety of activities and experiences for visitors. Nearby, guests can explore the Dougashima Sea Cave Skylight, where the seawater turns an emerald hue as sunlight pours through the cave’s ceiling. Shirahama Beach, a lively destination with beautiful white sand and mountain views, is about a 38-minute drive away. For nature enthusiasts, the Kawazu Seven Waterfalls provide a breathtaking hike along a 1-km trail with seven waterfalls, ranging from 2 meters to 30 meters in height. Other attractions include Koganezaki Park, where visitors can enjoy ocean sunsets and a view of Mt. Fuji, and the Shimoda Floating Aquarium, offering underwater viewing decks and dolphin shows.
In addition to the natural beauty, the area offers a rich selection of dining options. Local restaurants like HOLY's Labo ～ほりらぼ～, a casual spot for a variety of dishes, are just 10 minutes by taxi from the inn. Guests can also enjoy authentic Japanese cuisine at 天城山房, located just 2 minutes away, or savor fresh seafood at Ku-On, a 10-minute drive from the hotel. For those craving Italian, Salute, a local favorite, is just 6 minutes away by taxi.
Minshuku Nakakawa offers a memorable and authentic Japanese experience, with its serene setting, warm hospitality, and prime location near several natural and cultural attractions. Whether you’re looking to relax in the onsen, explore the nearby beaches, or enjoy local cuisine, this inn provides an ideal base for your travels. With friendly service and a peaceful atmosphere, Minshuku Nakakawa invites you to experience the true essence of Japan's Izu Peninsula.