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Ginnan-no-yado

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About this Nouhaku

We use only the freshest ingredients prepared by our own staff! Excellent local cuisine is our specialty!

Ginnan-no-yado Inn is a farm stay located in Chiromo district, a town in the central part of Tsushima.

Our meals are prepared with ingredients that we prepare ourselves! The main fish is caught by the innkeeper himself! My wife, who has fishing rights, gathers sea food such as sea urchins and turban shells from the shore. Vegetables are all grown in the garden at home. Rice and other ingredients that we do not grow ourselves are all from Tsushima!

Please try our local cuisine using fresh seafood and our own ingredients.

Ginnan-no-yado Inn offers experiences related to the sea and food!

Gingko Inn offers experiences related to the sea and food of Tsushima. The most popular is the fishing experience in the sea of Chiromo. You can experience boat fishing using the inn’s own boat or land fishing from land. Why not procure dinner with the owner, who loves fishing? We are fully equipped with life jackets and other equipment, so children can enjoy the experience without worry!

In addition to fishing, you can make Tsushima’s local dishes and snacks such as rokubee and senchimaki. We invite you to experience these dishes that have been handed down from our ancestors. In addition, visitors can try their hand at making soba (buckwheat noodles). The buckwheat used here is a variety of buckwheat unique to Tsushima, called “Taishu buckwheat. It is a valuable variety that preserves the taste of soba as it was when it was first introduced to Japan.

We welcome you with the service of a caring couple!

Our innkeepers are Masaru and Junko Harada. They warmly welcome guests who come to stay! My wife used to be a nursery school teacher, so she is very good at taking care of small children!

Chiromo, a sea town with towering large ginkgo trees.

The Chiromo district, where the Ginnan-no-yado Inn is located, is known as a sea town with a thriving squid fishing industry, but it is also famous for its towering gingko tree. This gingko tree stands just behind the inn and is the origin of the inn’s name. The innkeeper’s family has maintained this gingko tree for generations. The sight of the leaves turning bright yellow is a sight to behold.

 

Nearby Sightseeing Spots

☆Watatsumi Shrine (20 min. by car)
The Watatsumi-jinja Shrine is a historic shrine with an ancient dragon palace legend and ties to the imperial family. 2 of the 5 torii gates stand in the sea, creating a mystical atmosphere. Behind the shrine grounds is a forest, which is considered a sacred area, and visitors can enjoy forest bathing along a walking trail.

☆Earl Eboshi-dake (about 30 minutes by car)
From the observatory at the top of the mountain, visitors can enjoy a 360° panoramic view. The view of Asaya Bay, which stretches across the center of Tsushima, the rias coastline surrounding the bay, and the mountains of Tsushima is superb.

Google Street View

Click the arrows on the map! You can check the interior of this Nouhaku!

Equipment and Fixtures List

Accommodates up to 10 people Wi-Fi available in all rooms Air-conditioning and heating in all rooms
TV (in all rooms) Shampoo, conditioner, body soap (rental) Towel (rental)
Hair dryer (rental) Parking space for up to 3 cars

※We do not provide amenity goods such as yukata and toothbrushes.

Gallery

Dinner
   

   
※The meal in the photo is an example.

Breakfast

※The meal in the photo is an example.

Guest Rooms
   

   

Exterior view
   

Entrance

Living room (dining table)
   

Washroom

Bathroom

Toilet

Parking space (up to 3 cars can be parked in a space 30 seconds walking distance)

Surrounding scenery The scenery of a fishing town spreads out. Behind the inn, there is a large ginkgo tree
   

Access

・Access by car: 50 min: 50 min from Izuhara port. 30 min from Tsushima airport. 1 hour 10 min from Hitakatsu port.

・Access by bus:From Izuhara or Tsushima airport, take “Jyukan Line” bound for Hitakatsu, and alight at “Urasoko”.

From Hitakatsu, take “Jyukan Line” bound for Izuhara, and alight at “Urasoko”.

Host will give you a free lift from the “Urasoko” bus stop to the accommodation.

※Bus schedule is here.

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