Yamashichi

Great view from the hotel!More food than you can eat!It was a stylish bathhouse and a good accommodation.

Landing on Toshijima excited for my first inn on a remote island! We boarded the innkeeper's old Hiace car and arrived at Shiosai no Yado Yamashichi in less than 5 minutes. Hmm, the appearance is more dated than I expected and full of the Showa era. I'm a nostalgic old man, so I'm excited. Check in while being greeted by the cheerful proprietress at the entrance. Both the host and the landlady are kind and pleasant. The rooms were well-renovated to suit the times. The latest toilet automatically opens the lid and it's amazing. The cleaning is thorough and gives a feeling of cleanliness. Sounds good. The bath is a moderately sized open-air bath that is attached to a boat-shaped indoor bath. Below you, you can see a landscape that looks like an island view, descending from the dense mountains to the sea. There's nothing better than soaking in the open-air bath in the evening and looking out at the sea. For dinner, I splurged and had a course that included Mie's three major tastes: spiny lobster, abalone, and wagyu steak. . A whole boiled fish is also the best. I'm glad you came... After the meal, my stomach was full, but let's go on a night tour (500 yen per person) to see sea fireflies, noctilucent insects, and constellations with commentary from the host. We were guided around the island's main facilities in an old Hiace (most cars on the island are light cars), which weaved safely through the narrow alleys unique to a remote island with the master's skillful steering, while looking up at the star-filled sky. Explanation of constellations. Afterwards, at the fishing port, there was a demonstration of the sparkling sparkle of sea fireflies and noctilucent insects. Actually, it was my first time seeing it, so my wife was also very happy. If you sleep with the window open and the screen door open at night, you can hear the sea noise! It lived up to its slogan, "Inn with the Sound of the Sea." Also, the loud chorus of frogs was amazing (lol) In the morning, I took a walk around the area early in the morning, toured the ancient tombs on the mountain that I had just climbed up, was surprised by a signboard explaining the giant eel that lived in the temple pond, and wandered around the fishing port. I thoroughly enjoyed the Wagu district. Then take a morning bath. And breakfast. Breakfast at a traditional inn is very good. Even though I ate so much last night, I was forced to eat more in the morning. Anyway, the kindness of the host and the landlady was wonderful. I would love to visit again.

The seaweed shabu-shabu for breakfast was exquisite. The sashimi is thick and will fill you up just by itself (lol)

I went there in the past and all the food was delicious. I remember being impressed by the giant fried shrimp! I would like to go again.