Kada, a thriving fishing port town facing the Kitan Strait in Wakayama, was known as "Katami-no-ura" in ancient times during the Manyo period and became a scenic spot that even appeared in waka poetry. A long-established inn, said to have been founded in 1812 (Bunka 9), boasts a history of over 200 years.Kada Awashima Onsen Osaka-ya Hiina no YuThere is one!
With a fishing port where fishing boats are moored right in front of you, you can enjoy the sight of seabirds gracefully soaring through the sky and the magnificent scenery while relaxing in a soothing sodium bicarbonate spring and savoring seasonal delicacies—a truly healing experience!
In the front lobby, magnificent Hina dolls smile gently, and the young proprietress, with her beautiful, radiant skin...Makimi RikoMr. and the front chiefHitoshi Kaizuka (Hitoshi Kaizuka)Upon being greeted by [Name] and checking in, I was offered a warm green tea and a bite-sized daifuku as a welcome drink, which allowed me to relax for a moment.
Inside the building, there are photographs on display from the Showa era when it only had a few guest rooms, telling the story of its long history!
This time, we're presenting our series, "Traveling with Ceramics - Kansai Edition," hereHiroto AkamaI showed the head chef some works by artists from Toyama and asked if he would be willing to collaborate! He kindly accepted, even though he seemed a little hesitant in front of the simple tableware, which isn't very familiar in the world of Japanese cuisine, and I'm truly grateful♪ I can't wait for dinner♪
Now, let's be shown to the room where we'll be staying!
