Kurosaki-sou

Located at the easternmost point of Japan, precisely at latitude 40 degrees north, this national guest house stands proud within the Sanriku Reconstruction National Park. Situated on a cliff that's 180 meters above sea level, visitors can revel in the magnificence of the vast Pacific Ocean.

Guest rooms range from traditional Japanese tatami rooms to Western rooms, combination Japanese-Western rooms, and even special suites. A distinct allure of these rooms is the expansive view of the Pacific Ocean they offer. Moreover, guests can indulge in an observatory bathhouse where they can bask in the ocean view. From the spacious windows of the bathhouse, one can stretch their limbs while soaking in and enjoying the far-reaching vistas of the ocean. One of its boasts is the cuisine - offering an abundance of Sanriku's seafood treasures. You can relish in delicacies such as abalone and sea urchin, the fresh marine produce that Sanriku is renowned for.

Furthermore, within the premises, there's a store selling souvenirs, notably the marine products of Fudai village. For those mixing work and vacation, there's "BLUE BASE FUDAI", a paid workspace where one can work while gazing out at the Pacific - an asset for those wanting to workcation or remote work.