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KAMENOI HOTEL GENKAINADA is a hot spring resort hotel standing on a cape on the Wakamatsu north coast which is designated as Genkai Quasi-National Park. It is just a short walk to the Myokenzaki Lighthouse on Tomigahana. To the west you’ll find Iwaya Beach, with Senjojiki and Wakita Beach to the east, making this an excellent location. All rooms feature an ocean view. The hotel offers a variety of guest rooms such as the calm spaces of Japanese-style rooms, the cheerful atmosphere of Western-style rooms, Japanese-style rooms with beds, and special mixed Japanese and Western style rooms. West-facing rooms offer views of the Genkai Sea and vivid sunsets, while east-facing rooms look out onto ocean scenery and bracing sunrises. The fishing fires that brightly illuminate the ocean at night are a seasonal tradition that can be seen from summer to autumn. The large public baths feature wonderful views and two different kinds of hot springs, with a natural hot spring at Wakamatsu Hibiki Hot Spring, and an artificial hot spring at Komeiseki Hot Spring. We hope you will enjoy a relaxing soak in the spacious outdoor bath while taking in the gorgeous ocean scenery.
Kitakyushu, Fukuoka is a wonderfully charming city. Located about 40 minutes away by car, Kokura Castle is the only castle in the prefecture with a keep, attracting many tourists. Inside the castle you’ll find plenty of things to see and do such as Kokura Castle Garden, a cultural facility with the daimyo’s garden and a reproduction of a samurai’s study in the Edo period, and “Yasaka Jinja Shrine” which is a power spot and known affectionately as “Kokura Gion.” The gorgeous, must-see view from Mt. Sarakura is also about 40 minutes away by car. The trip from the foothills to the summit is about 10 minutes by cable car and slope car. The night views of Kitakyushu’s industrial area and the Kanmon Channel are amazing, making this an iconic spot chosen as one of the new Three Best Night Views in Japan.
To get your fill of the best dishes Kitakyushu has to offer, head to Tanga Market about 40 minutes away by car. With numerous shops selling everything from vegetables, meat, dried goods, and fruits, with a focus on fresh fish, this is known as the kitchen of Kitakyushu.;. The market is always bustling with people enjoying shopping in the warm, old-fashioned atmosphere of a traditional Japanese shopping area.
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