あわかんー釣りと家族の体験型旅館ー

Our fishing experience is an SDGs program that all guests can experience for free.
The fishing area inside the hotel is open 24 hours a day, so you can enjoy yourself freely at any time.
In this program, you can learn about seasonal fish, marine manners, and learn how to fish and to prepare them for eating.
Our dedicated staff will support you, so there is no need to worry even if you are a first-timer.
Once you've caught a fish, try you can eat it for dinner that day.
The taste is sure to be an unforgettable memory.

After enjoying various events, you can enjoy Japanese cuisine and culture.
The Japanese custom is to bathe in a hot spring, wear a yukata, and eat kaiseki cuisine in your room.
The fish you just caught will also appear as a dish with your meal.
After the meal, you can enjoy Japanese sake and local beer at an izakaya.

The hotel has knowledgeable multinational staff to assist guests.
There should no anxiety about communication.
Please relax and enjoy your stay.
Supported languages: Japanese, English, Nepali, Sinhala, Vietnamese, Indian, German, Russian, Latvian.

Himeji Castle, a national treasure

Himeji Castle, a national treasure, is a renowned castle representing Hyogo Prefecture and Japan.
In December 1993, along with Nara's "Horyu-ji Temple," it became the first World Cultural Heritage site in Japan.
The main keep of Himeji Castle was built in 1609 and has maintained its beautiful appearance for over 400 years.
It is also known as the "White Heron Castle" due to its resemblance to a white heron spreading its wings, and it is a popular castle among visitors.
It takes about 100 minutes by car from Himeji Castle to "Awajishima Kanko Hotel."
After enjoying Japan's history, why not indulge in the experience of staying at a traditional inn?

The Naruto Whirlpools

Are you familiar with the Naruto Whirlpools? An astonishing experience awaits you!
Located between Awaji Island and Shikoku, the Naruto Strait is known for its dynamic natural phenomenon of powerful tidal currents
that create large whirlpools. The tidal currents of the Naruto Strait are considered one of
the "Three Great Currents of the World," alongside Italy's Strait of Messina and
Canada's Seymour Narrows. It is an enchanting attraction.　It is conveniently located about a 40-minute drive from
Awaji Island's tourist hotels and is definitely one of the must-visit spots when you come to Awaji Island.

In addition to Himeji Castle and the Naruto Whirlpools, there are many other spots on Awaji Island
where you can experience Japanese culture. Most of these spots are located close to our hotel.
Fishing experiences, kaiseki cuisine, traditional inn stays, and exploring the history and culture of
Hyogo Prefecture can provide you with significant life experiences.