Yado（Marubun）Marubun

You can see Japan's Top 100 Beaches beaches and one of The Three Great Beautiful Beaches of Izu Yumigahama, from all rooms, bathrooms, open-air baths, and public spaces.
Also, there are many buildings and inns in Yumigahama,
We guarantee that you will get the best view.

Yumigahama Coast is a coast that literally curves in the shape of a bow.
There are capes on both sides of the bay, so the water is shallow and the waves are calm.
It is a popular swimming beach because of its beautiful scenery.
It is one of the three major beaches Izu, with a 1.2km long arched sandy beach and green pine forest.
The scenery in harmony with the blue sea is truly elegant.
Izu Seven Islands to the south, Tsumekizaki to the east,
To the west, you can overlook the coastline that continues to Irozaki.
It has also been selected as Japan's Top 100 Beaches, and is a popular beach for its beautiful scenery.

A loophole that leads to Yumigahama.
A secret passageway to Yumigahama that only guests staying at the hotel can pass through.

This facility was just built in 2006, so it meets the current earthquake resistance standards of the country.
It has also been designated as an "emergency evacuation facility" in Minami-Izu.
It has two floors underground and four floors above ground, with the fourth floor being more than 30 meters above the seashore.

When comparing prices with other reservation sites for the same food, same treatment, benefits, etc.
Reservations on Official website are the best deals.

Inside this sophisticated and modern facility.
A stylish relaxing space.
You can see the view of Yumigahama from the lobby.
The beautiful arc of Yumigahama looks like a crescent moon floating on the sea.
Here you can enjoy a blissful holiday by your side.
Just as the moon slowly waxes and wanes, so does the traveler's heart.

We also sell pottery and other items at the gallery.

Yumigahama bathed in the setting sun.
The beach at night also invites you to make your precious time more valuable.
Enjoy the wonderful scenery and delicious drinks at this cafe bar.
Please spend your precious time.

Relaxation Room Noa uses natural kuromoji oil collected from Amagi, Izu.
This is a very valuable aroma oil carefully refined by Izu producers.
A refreshing scent that makes you feel like taking a forest bath.
, feel the power and healing of Izu at Noa.

For aroma treatments, we use Shizukuwa essential oil ``kuromoji'' from Izu Amagi Forest.

``Bella Sera'' is a natural skin regeneration program that uses the power of nature to revitalize cells and make your skin beautiful.
*You cannot wash your face or apply makeup for 24 hours after the treatment.

Namikatsuzaki has steep cliffs that give it a masculine coastal beauty.
The 260m long red cliffs against the golden sea and sky create a mysterious landscape of the unexplored area of Namikatsuzaki.
It is also known as the largest habitat for wild monkeys in eastern Japan, with approximately 300 wild monkeys approaching you in a friendly manner and showing their charm.

Shortly after 9:00 in the morning, fishing boats moored in the port wave their big catch flags and scatter mandarin oranges from on board.
It is considered a lucky charm that resembles gold.

Aoki Sazae store is a long-established store that has been in business for 50 years.
Seafood barbecue of fresh Japanese Spiny Lobster abalone on the spot!
Many of our customers who have used our service once continue to come back every year.
It makes the table full of fresh seafood.
At Aoki Sazae Store, where we farm Japanese Spiny Lobster, abalone, turban shells, etc. all year round, we deliver super-sized seafood more than anywhere else.

A video of the spectacular view of Yumigahama.
"It's like being abroad! ”
That's what our customers often say, right in front of the ocean!

This is a promotional video for the inn "Yado○bun" in Minami-Izu.
All rooms have open-air baths with ocean views and spectacular views of Yumigahama.

The southernmost tip of Izu Peninsula in Shizuoka Prefecture,
This is the Official YouTube channel of the inn "Yado○bun" in Minami-Izu.