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Spending time at a fisherman's village guesthouse is like coming back home
Guest House AMARGE in Ijika, Toba City, Mie Prefecture, a small guesthouse in the Ise-Shima district of Mie Prefecture, is a place you feel new but still feel like you came back to your hometown.
People in this village still keep up traditional lifestyle, and their life is just simple, nostalgic, and warm. The more you spend time here, the more you feel difficult to leave because people treat you as like one of their family members. Guest House AMARGE is just a place where outsiders and locals get connected. Come visit Ijika and mark the place as one of your new home.
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There is a dryer exclusively for guests
Customer-specific clothes dryer! Perfect for long-term residents and business customers! -
Interaction with guests is a valuable time to e...
Since there are guests of various nationalities, there is always exciting information exchange at the inn. -
2 guest rooms and a living room.
There are 2 guest rooms and a living room (common space). We can accept up to 7 people. -
Mostly used by guests from overseas
Our guesthouse is very popular with international tourists visiting Japan since the owner can speak English fluently. -
Road to Ama hut
The location of the Ama Hut is a secret, so we will only tell the road to our guests. -
After ama fishing
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Abalone GET!
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Aiba hut in Toba city
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Customer review from Mexico
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Happy time with family
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You can feel safe even with small children
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Eat freshly caught sea urchin
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[Summer only] Tataki net fishing experience
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Enjoy interacting with local residents
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Experience Japanese traditional culture in a re...
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Ama hut experience at night
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Spending time with your family
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Guest house exterior
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Blue room (common space)
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Bathroom has a spacious bathtub
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West side room where the sunset is inserted (Ro...
Guest house AMARGE in a fisherman town has a wonderful location overlooking the sea, and it always receives positive reviews from guests who stay there. The owner of the guesthouse is a real Ama diver and speaks English fluently since she lived in Canada when she was young. Comfortable communication in English and high hospitality are the feature of this accommodation. If you are looking for a nice place to stay and want to experience something Japanese and traditional, visiting Ijika to discover Ama culture would be a fantastic choice for you.