130 m² private home overlooking the sparkling sea / Port town near the market / A nostalgic and emotional journey / Max. 12 guests / Pets allowed / 10 min from the train station / Famous for Hinase oysters

At 130 square metres, the three-story HINASTAY-HINASE—complete with a garage—is the perfect place to experience the atmosphere of a Japanese port town.
If you’re arriving by car, the market and nearby islands are connected by bridges, so you can enjoy a drive while visiting various cafes.Even if you don’t have a car, we provide electric bicycles, so you can reach the market and nearby recommended restaurants in about 10 minutes.
Exploring the islands takes a bit longer than by car, but you’re sure to enjoy the pleasant breeze!

We recommend taking your time at the cafes on each island.
Every one of them will soothe your soul, weary from the hustle and bustle of the city.
By the way, at a café called “Haatosu,” you can see the sunlight streaming through the mountains and illuminating the sea.
There’s also a souvenir shop on the first floor, so I highly recommend it♪

For lunch, there’s a restaurant called “Iso: Seafood Cuisine”—it offers incredible value and is absolutely fantastic!
You can enjoy plenty of fresh sashimi and the local specialty, Hinase oysters.
There’s also a café called “Café Stella” right across the street, so after enjoying lunch at Iso, relaxing with Stella’s homemade cakes and coffee is a fantastic plan!
*As the owner, this is always my go-to plan (^○^)

By the way, there’s a market near Iso, so you can explore inside the market and see dozens of fishing boats out at sea♪

When staying at HINASTAY-HINASE-, you’ll have the best time if you treat it like home.
Ideally, I’d love for you to stay for a week and check out the local shops, but since that might not always be possible, please refer to the plan below!
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Recommended Itinerary
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① Arrive at HINASTAY before noon with an early check-in
② Seafood lunch Lunch at Iso (Everything is delicious, but my personal recommendation is to add conger eel tempura to either the Iso set meal or the sashimi set meal)
③ Take a short stroll through the market, then enjoy cake and coffee at Café Stella.
④ Relax at HINASTAY (fully equipped with a Switch, Netflix, and more)
⑤ For dinner, enjoy a meal at Toyogen, a Taiwanese restaurant in front of JR Nissei Station, or at a place called “Umi to Pizza.”
⑥ Go to bed
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This is how I recommend enjoying your time here!
It’s a bit far by bike, but there’s a place called “Umi no Eki” just over 10 minutes away by car—it’s a great spot to pick up some drinks and sashimi to enjoy back at HINASTAY that evening!
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I hope you’ll be able to soothe your everyday mental fatigue.