露天風呂付・オーシャンビュー
「祈りの島、光の宿」
第22回照明デザイン賞最優秀賞受賞
Goto, an island of prayer, where people kept their faith despite the prohibition of Buddhism.
We empathize with its strong and flexible way of life and gain vitality for tomorrow.
Beyond the geopark that erupted 50,000 years ago from the mouth of a demon, a theater of sea and sky unfolds from ancient times.
A space where you will be taken in by the scenery and your mind will be liberated.
Japanese cuisine that makes abundant use of seafood, beef, and island vegetables.
The scent of the sea, the wind of Gotō, and the eternal sky.
The past and future are connected, and where there is light, there is shadow.
The island of prayer, an inn of light. 26 rooms in total with ocean view and open-air bath.
Goto, an island of prayer, where people kept their faith despite the prohibition of Buddhism.
We empathize with its strong and flexible way of life and gain vitality for tomorrow.
Beyond the geopark that erupted 50,000 years ago from the mouth of a demon, a theater of sea and sky unfolds from ancient times.
A space where you will be taken in by the scenery and your mind will be liberated.
Japanese cuisine that makes abundant use of seafood, beef, and island vegetables.
The scent of the sea, the wind of Gotō, and the eternal sky.
The past and future are connected, and where there is light, there is shadow.
The island of prayer, an inn of light. 26 rooms in total with ocean view and open-air bath.
The panoramic ocean view seems to envelop you in the horizon.
The light that sometimes shines through the clouds washes your heart like an angel.
The theater of eternity, which people of the past must have gazed upon, can also be seen from the 24-hour outdoor baths.
Five types of rooms are available, ranging from spacious rooms with a capacity of four persons to rooms for single persons.
Gotō is also a mecca for seafood, and because it is a remote island, various agricultural products are also ‘locally produced’, such as the fantastic Gotō beef. The chef searches for seasonal ingredients from all over the island out of respect for the producers. The chef offers ‘light Japanese cuisine’, which is a combination of these ingredients and the essence of ray.
Gotō is also a mecca for seafood, and because it is a remote island, various agricultural products are also ‘locally produced’, such as the fantastic Gotō beef. The chef searches for seasonal ingredients from all over the island out of respect for the producers. The chef offers ‘light Japanese cuisine’, which is a combination of these ingredients and the essence of ray.
The treatment is performed on the mind, skin, and body while being enveloped in the essence of camellia, which has grown wild on Gotō since ancient times, and other plants grown on Gotō and Nagasaki, as well as original aromas inspired by the land of Gotō. The treatment approaches daily fatigue, stress, and stagnant energy. We also offer a full-scale skin care ON&DO facial based on the concept of warm skin and a Vichy shower menu to provide you with an extraordinary spa experience.
A wide variety of activities such as stained glass, oil pressing, folk music, cycling, and cruises are available for visitors to experience the charm of Gotō, which is located within the Saikai National Park.
A wide variety of activities such as stained glass, oil pressing, folk music, cycling, and cruises are available for visitors to experience the charm of Gotō, which is located within the Saikai National Park.
Interior design by designer Yukio Hashimoto.
Crafts by local artists such as glass by Rurian.
The designs and products that decorate the ray space
each carry the memory of Goto and Nagasaki.
The products are refined by craftsmen whose skills shine brightly in the present, and give us a unique insight into this region.
Interior design by designer Yukio Hashimoto.
Glass by Rurian, etc.
Crafts by local artists.
Each of the designs and products that decorate the ray space carry the memory of Goto and Nagasaki.
They are polished by the hands of craftsmen whose skills shine brightly in the present, and give us a sense of the unique qualities of this region.
Designer
Yukio Hashimoto (1962 – 2022)
Yukio Hashimoto
(1962 – 2022)
Born in Aichi Prefecture in 1962, he graduated from Aichi Prefectural University of Fine Arts and Music in 1986 with a degree in design. （After working for Super Potato Co., Ltd. he established Yukio Hashimoto Design Studio, Ltd.
He has received the JCD Excellence Award, Takashimaya Art Award, IIDA Award of Distinction, and others. Representative works include The Peninsula Tokyo (Tokyo), MOONBIRD (Yamagiwa), Hyatt Regency Seragaki Island Okinawa (Okinawa), and ANA InterContinental Hotel Beppu Resort & Spa (Beppu). LED and Curved Woven Wood – Evolving Traditional Design” was published by Rikuyosha, and “Yukio Hashimoto’s Design Art” (March 2022 additional issue) was published by Discover Japan.
Access
Access
Goto Tsubaki Airport⇄Nagasaki Airport 30 mins by plane
Goto Tsubaki Airport⇄Fukuoka Airport 40 mins by plane.
Fukue Port⇄Nagasaki Port
Jetfoil 1hr 25 mins (direct flight)
Ferry 3hrs 10 mins (can come with private car)
Hotel⇄Goto Tsubaki Airport 10 mins by car
Hotel⇄Fukue Port 15 mins by car
