5 Inns on the Chita Peninsula with Ocean Views and In-Room Open-Air Baths - Close to Nagoya

Nomasaki Lighthouse is the oldest lighthouse Aichi. It is a popular spot for couples as there is a saying that if you lock the padlock, your love will be fulfilled. The contrast between the sea, lighthouse, and sunset is romantic, making it a popular date course in Chita ♡

For special occasions such as anniversaries and birthdays, why not stay at a slightly luxurious onsen ryokan and get even closer?

Chita Peninsula where the sea spreads right there. Seafood is plentiful and is irresistible for seafood lovers. Many ryokan have natural onsen, so why not treat yourself to a little extravagance on your special day? Spend a happy time soaking in the bathtub in your guest room and savoring the seafood of Chita at night.

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Chita Peninsula, surrounded by Ise Bay and Mikawa Bay, 30 minutes south of Nagoya, has several inns with spectacular views of the sea. Chitahanto Umi no Shougetsu, which stands on a hill, is one of them. There are one-story type and maisonette type, and each room is equipped with a wooden deck overlooking the sea.

Of course, the open-air bath in the room also has an ocean view. Enjoy the feeling of being one with nature, just the two of you. Why don't you experience a dream-like holiday?

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The inn is located on a hill at an altitude of 70m, and when you step out onto the wooden deck from the lobby, you will feel as if you are floating between the sea and the sky. The design incorporates the elements of a traditional Japanese house while being modern, giving you a sense of comfort.

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There are 10 guest rooms in total. Each design is different, so it is recommended that you make a reservation after discussing it carefully with the two of you. This is a "one-story B type" room with a twin bedroom and a living room with a daybed. Outside, there is an open-air bath with a view of the sea. The stylish interior and the best view will liven up your anniversary.

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Dinner for two in a private dining room. In addition to seafood and organic vegetables caught in the Chita Peninsula, you can enjoy dishes that use plenty of pesticide-free vegetables and herbs from the farm near the inn. If the time is right, please try the plan with spiny lobster in the photo.

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About 40 minutes by train from Nagoya Station, "Tennomaru" is located in Gamagori onsen. An “anniversary inn” that creates a special day. The panoramic view of Mikawa Bay spreads out from the guest rooms and the open-air bath, and dinner is served at the restaurant where you can see the night view. There is also a beauty salon with an open-air jacuzzi, so you can refresh your mind and body from the inside.

There are 3 rooms with an open-air bath, "Gekkougu". During the day you can enjoy a refreshing view of Mikawa Bay, and at night you can be surrounded by a romantic nightscape. You can occupy two people with a superb view.

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The guest room with an open-air bath, Gesshogu, has a cool modern Japanese interior. There are twin beds and an open-air bath on the terrace.

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At the restaurant "Hoshi no Fune", you can enjoy the starry sky and sparkling night view of Mikawa Bay as the name suggests. The cuisine is kaiseki cuisine that makes the most of seasonal ingredients. For a little extravagance, we recommend upgrading to the "Anniversary Plan" where you can enjoy sparkling wine and special kaiseki cuisine at dinner.

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The large public bath has a great view. You can enjoy a wonderful view both during the day and at night.

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About an hour by train and bus from Nagoya, "Shunkei Roman Gimpa-sou" is ryokan at the tip of the Nishiura Peninsula. In the two private open-air baths that were renewed in November 2018, you can enjoy a spectacular view of Mikawa Bay.

There are plenty of options for rooms with open-air baths, including Japanese-style rooms, twin rooms, and suites. There are various views from the bath, so it is recommended to check when making a reservation.

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"Kochuan Suite" with open-air bath. The room, which collects frames of Japanese architecture, is a luxurious space with a profound feeling. From the moment you wake up, you can enjoy the spectacular view of Mikawa Bay. From the spacious open-air bath, you can see the garden and Mikawa Bay beyond. The scenery, which looks like a painting, will put your mind at ease.

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There are two private open-air baths on the top floor: Tsuki Monogatari and Hoshi Monogatari. Both baths offer beautiful skin while gazing at the ocean in front of you. In addition, there is a men's and women's large public bath with a sauna and jacuzzi, as well as a footbath, so bath lovers are sure to be satisfied!

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"Premium Lounge" opened in September 2018. If you stay in a room with an open-air bath or Tenyu & Kaibo Suite, you can use it for free (charges apply if you use other rooms). Sit on a comfortable sofa, drink free drinks such as alcohol and coffee, and enjoy reading and conversation. The two seem to be getting closer and closer.

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Himakajima Island is located offshore in about 20 minutes by high-speed boat from Morozaki Port, at the tip of the Chita Peninsula. On the hill of a small island overlooking as far as Ise-Shima, there is a hideout known only to those in the know, limited to 5 groups per day. Listen to the sound of the sea breeze and look up at the starry sky while entrusting yourself to the relaxing rhythm of the island. The table in the private dining room is lined with freshly caught seafood. It seems that you will forget the passage of time away from your daily life.

All rooms have wooden terraces and open-air baths. Soak in the milky white water or chat on the terrace while gazing at the beautiful ocean and islands. A special time just for the two of us.

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Japanese-Western corner room. A relaxing interior wrapped in natural materials such as hustle and bustle soil and Ryukyu tatami mats. It is also a point that there is no step and you can go out to the wood deck as it is. The bed is Simmons, and it will lead you to a comfortable sleep.

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"Local fish kaiseki" where you can enjoy plenty of seasonal local fish. Depending on the season, you can also enjoy "Tora-fugu Full Course" and "Natural Tiger-fugu Tessa". Breakfast includes local fish caught in the morning, rice cooked in an earthenware pot, and other local dishes.

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The building is modeled after an old fisherman's hut. The rustic appearance of the black wooden fence and the gentle lighting of the light bulbs blend in with the historic townscape.

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Higamajima is the closest island from Nagoya. It is about 10 minutes by high-speed boat from Morozaki, the tip of the Chita Peninsula, and high-speed boats also operate from Kawashima and Irago Port. Shimayado Umidori is a hospitable inn where you can enjoy fresh seafood caught by the owner himself. The sashimi comes with live spiny lobster and live abalone, and you can enjoy seasonal dishes in a dynamic way.

All five rooms have an open-air bath. Feel the pleasant sea breeze while relaxing in the bath or enjoying tea time on the terrace. It is also recommended to dare to enjoy the luxury of "doing nothing" here.

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The room is compact and simple. All rooms are Japanese-style, with 4 rooms on the 2nd floor having an ocean view and 1 room on the 1st floor having a garden view.

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Seafood caught by the owner and his son can be enjoyed in various dishes such as sashimi, grilled dishes, and simmered dishes. Based on the idea of "serving hot food while it's hot and cold food while it's cold," each dish is served in a kaiseki style. You can enjoy the gourmet food of Nigashima Island, which is called "Treasure Island of Food", to your heart's content.

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A cozy inn facing Ise Bay. A married couple who grew up on the island will serve you with heartfelt hospitality for only 5 couples per day.

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There are various anniversary plans prepared by each inn, so be sure to check them out as well. How about spending an important anniversary in a room with an open-air bath?