Kada, a thriving fishing port town, is surrounded by the sea and mountains, offering a serene and natural landscape that soothes the soul. Watching the ever-changing scenery provides a peaceful and tranquil experience! Stepping onto the shore, you'll find yourself quietly gliding into the sea, as if signaling the end of the day...

We received the "Kada Awashima Onsen Walking Map," recommended by local elementary school students from Kada, at the long-established inn "Kada Awashima Onsen Osaka-ya Hiina-no-Yu," and learned about the surrounding area! Kada has long been a vital transportation hub, serving as a gateway to the Seto Inland Sea and connecting to Awaji Island, Shikoku, and Kyushu...

Osaka-ya Hiina-no-Yu, a long-established inn that has walked hand in hand with the history of Kada, a scenic spot celebrated in the Manyoshu anthology, has a total of 21 guest rooms, all of which offer ocean views overlooking the Kitan Strait! This time, we'll be exploring various other rooms besides the one we'll be staying in...

Let's take a stroll through the "Kada Awashima Onsen Osaka-ya Hiina no Yu" in Kada, Wakayama! On the first floor is "Shun-gyo Shun-sai Akura," where you can enjoy breakfast and dinner, with head chef Hiroto Akama using carefully selected seasonal ingredients to create dishes featuring an abundance of seafood and mountain delicacies...

[Hiina-no-Yu, a bicarbonate spring also known as the "Beauty Hot Spring"] Located on the coast of Kada, a fishing port town, the long-established inn "Kada Awashima Onsen Osaka-ya Hiina-no-Yu" is a five-story building, and on the top floor, an open-air bath with a magnificent view awaits! The bathhouse has separate men's and women's sections...

Located in the fishing port town of Kada, the historic inn "Kada Awashima Onsen Osaka-ya Hiina no Yu" offers 21 guest rooms on the 3rd and 4th floors, all with ocean views! The room we'll be staying in was recommended by the front desk chief, Hitoshi Kaizuka (Kaizuka...).

Kada, a thriving fishing port town facing the Kitan Strait in Wakayama Prefecture, was known as "Katami-no-ura" in ancient times during the Manyo period and became a scenic spot featured in waka poetry. The town boasts a long history of over 200 years, dating back to the 9th year of the Bunka era, and is home to the historic "Kada Awashima Onsen Osaka-ya Hiina...".