Jeffery J.
The inn sits at the top of a narrow uphill path, so watch for its small sign on the seaside road fence. There was an aquarium by the entrance, where a red snapper gave me a fierce glare. After a dinner of delicious Japanese fish dishes, and quite a bit to drink, I noticed the snapper was gone when I left the next morning. Then I understood that look. The sashimi, nabe with simmered fish, blowfish, sea eel, and red snapper dishes were all excellent, and the prices were reasonable.

