Kakiya Ryokan

The room was spacious, clean, and nice. It’s next to the streetcar, but gets quiet in the evening once the trains stop. You can shower at any hour, while the large private bath on the first floor needs to be booked for a time slot. There’s a market across the street for snacks, and a fridge and microwave in the shared area. They also provided a vegetarian breakfast add-on. Quiet, old-fashioned, and comfortable.

A comfortable, honest old-fashioned shouwa style ryokan, though it isn’t especially upscale. It’s right by the Enoden, with an important Nichiren temple close by and a great izakaya just down the road. Impeccable stay.

We stayed in the 'Botan' room, which has its own washroom and a little balcony overlooking the Enoden train line. The room was comfortable, and breakfast was served at the dining establishment associated with the inn across the street. A quaint traditional ryokan, and I’d stay again.

The location worked perfectly for me, close to the train stations and beach, with a supermarket across the street. I especially liked the public hot bath and the breakfast served across the road. The place was clean and spacious, even if some of the facilities are dated. The staff didn’t speak English, but we managed to communicate, and they were really friendly. Lovely little place ❤️ I’d definitely come back.