Kurosakisou

4.3
This Ryokan has an overall rating of 4.3/10, based on 7 reviews. ? Our score combines two signals: 50% based on traveler sentiment and guest feedback found online, and 50% based on our internal on-site evaluation plus ratings from verified travelers on our platform, who must provide proof of stay.
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Check-in from 3:00 PM
Sea Views Hot Spring Town Hot Spring Bath Kaiseki Cuisine
Staff 4,6/10
Facilities 4,0/10
Cleanliness 4,3/10
Comfort 4,3/10
Value for money 4,4/10
Location 4,1/10

Ryokan highlights

A seafood-focused local ryokan in Miyazu’s Ejiri area, well placed for exploring Amanohashidate.

Amanohashidate BaseSet in Miyazu’s Ejiri area near Amanohashidate sightseeing spots and coastal scenery.
Seafood SpecialtyThe inn strongly emphasizes seafood dining, a standout reason many travelers choose it.
Sea View StaySome rooms are noted for sea views, adding a scenic feel to the stay.
Traditional AtmosphereA small local ryokan feel suits travelers wanting a simple, traditional Japanese stay.
Good for GroupsThe property presents itself as welcoming for families and groups traveling together.
Relaxed Coastal SettingIts quiet seaside surroundings suit guests looking for a slower, calm Kyoto-side trip.

Who is this ryokan best for?

Recommended stay1 nightScenery and north-side Amanohashidate access are the strongest reasons to stay here: arrive by mid-afternoon, bathe, eat the seafood dinner, visit Kasamatsu or nearby sights, then leave after breakfast or add one more night for Ine.
Trip-planning verdict: Best as a 1-night Amanohashidate north-side stay for seafood, hot-spring bathing, and easy access to Kasamatsu Park rather than a long sightseeing base.

Know before booking

Shared facilitiesRooms are traditional and simple, but toilets and washbasins are shared, so privacy and convenience are limited.
Not station-sideIt sits across the bay from Amanohashidate Station; train users need the sightseeing boat, taxi, or arranged pickup timing.
Short-stay areaThe immediate area is scenic but compact, so some travelers may feel done after one full day.

Food & drinks

A seafood-focused ryokan in Ejiri with on-site dinner and breakfast, plus a few useful nearby spots around Amanohashidate.

Dining Room (on-site)
on-site

Ryokan meal venue for seafood dinner and Japanese breakfast.

  • Seafood dinnerfoodFresh local fish and shellfish set meal.
  • Japanese breakfastfoodSimple Asian-style morning meal.
  • Kaiseki-style coursesspecialtyMulti-course ryokan dinner, reservation likely.
  • Seasonal crabspecialtyWinter specialty when in season.
Suginoya (nearby)
nearbyabout 10 min walk

Handmade udon spot in Ejiri for a casual lunch.

  • Handmade udonfoodHouse specialty wheat noodles.
  • Hot broth noodlesfoodComforting Japanese noodle bowl.
  • Cold udonfoodChewy noodles served chilled.
Amanohashidate Winery (nearby)
nearbyshort drive

Winery restaurant with lunch and local wine.

  • Buffet lunchfoodDaytime buffet-style meal.
  • Local winedrinkAmanohashidate area winery pours.
  • Local beerdrinkRegional drink option at times.

Access, transport and nearby sights

Kurosakisou is on the north side of Amanohashidate in Ejiri, so access is usually easiest via Amanohashidate Station plus local bus, sightseeing boat, or a short taxi from nearby northern-side stops.

Distances are approximate and calculated from the ryokan coordinates. Travel times may vary depending on route, traffic and schedules.

Should you choose this ryokan?

A small seafood-focused ryokan on the quieter Fuchu side of Amanohashidate, best for travelers who want sea views, local fish and a low-key traditional stay. It is a stronger fit for guests who value atmosphere and food over modern room amenities and hotel-style convenience.

5 reasons to choose this ryokan best points
  • Great base for Amanohashidate’s quiet sideThe ryokan is in Ejiri on the opposite shore from Amanohashidate Station, placing you near the calmer Fuchu area rather than the busier town side. This suits travelers who want a more local, less crowded atmosphere.
  • Seafood is clearly the main drawKurosakisou positions itself as a seafood inn, so the stay is built around generous marine cuisine rather than just a room for the night. It is especially appealing if your trip is centered on eating local fish in a classic ryokan setting.
  • Ocean-view tatami roomsRooms face Miyazu Bay, and the inn offers traditional Japanese rooms including larger 12-tatami options. That makes the stay feel more scenic and more distinctly ryokan-like than a standard business hotel.
  • Small scale feels peacefulWith only five guest rooms, the property feels intimate and quiet compared with larger resort hotels. This can make evenings calmer and service feel more personal.
  • Useful pickup after the sightseeing boatIf arranged in advance, the inn can pick guests up from Ichinomiya Pier after coming from Amanohashidate Station by sightseeing boat. That makes arrival easier for travelers without a car.
5 reasons not to choose this ryokan watch-outs
  • Shared toilets and washbasinsGuest rooms do not come with fully private bathroom facilities, as toilets and sinks are shared on each floor. Travelers wanting more privacy or hotel-style comfort may find this inconvenient.
  • Dinner is in a separate buildingMeals are served across the road in the dining building rather than inside the guest room area. This is less seamless if you want the classic in-room kaiseki experience.
  • Limited room varietyThe inn has just five rooms, mainly 12-tatami and 6-tatami layouts, so there is less choice than at larger ryokans. Couples wanting a more upgraded or private room category may feel restricted.
  • Access is not the simplestFrom Amanohashidate Station, you are on the opposite shore and usually need a sightseeing boat, a long walk, or a taxi to reach the inn. It is charming once there, but less convenient than staying near the station.
  • Best value depends on your meal expectationsThe property is most attractive if you are specifically coming for its seafood-focused stay. If food is not a major priority, the simpler room setup may feel less compelling for the price.

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