Stayed here for a business trip. The hotel is clean, and the public baths are well-maintained. I appreciated the daily rotation between the indoor and outdoor baths. It was efficient after a long day. The location was also convenient for my meetings.

The lunch buffet&#39;s seafood and sushi selection is solid. I always go for the make-your-own seafood bowl. Unlimited draft beer is a good deal, though the sparkling wine is just okay.

The tempura bowl had a nice-sized conger eel and snapper. Rice wasn&#39;t too heavy, so it was just right for lunch.

The sweet and sour pork had that perfect homemade texture. The ramen broth was solid too.

The staff was super helpful even without an English menu. We managed just fine with pictures and a translation app.

Stopped by after getting off the train. The tonkatsu ramen was solid, broth had a nice depth. Quick service, got my order in like 10 minutes. Good for when you&#39;re just passing through.

The staff were so on top of things during the lunch rush! Got my order in quick and the food came out faster than I expected. Really appreciated that.

The sashimi platter here is incredibly fresh. The tuna melts in your mouth, and the uni has a clean, sweet ocean flavor. You can taste the difference from being steps away from the market. The price reflects that quality, but it&#39;s worth it for the fish.

I like the semi-private rooms here. It&#39;s not completely closed off, but enough for a group chat without everyone hearing. The lighting is cozy too.

Opens at 7:30, great for early risers. Came around 10 on a weekday, nice and quiet. The coffee was a solid start.

Hidden gem in the woods. No mains, just small plates. Had the grilled mushrooms and a local cheese plate. Simple but tasty. The vibe is super relaxed, just trees and quiet. A bit pricey for the portions though.

The tacos were honestly Michelin-level. The al pastor was so tender, and the pineapple had this perfect char. Just a tiny bit pricey for the portion, but the flavor was incredible.

Morning soak in the outdoor bath with Mt. Fuji right there. The water was perfect, and that view... just a great way to start the day.

The shigure-yaki was packed with good stuff! Really liked the texture from the pressed cooking.

Menu&#39;s huge, lots of stuff from Izu. Tried the Izu beef menchi-katsu. It was really juicy, good flavor. That was my pick for the day.

Stopped by for a quick bite. The pizza was really good - crispy crust and toppings that weren&#39;t too heavy. Simple and tasty.

The lunch set with the wakasagi was my pick. It&#39;s so crispy outside, and the fish inside is really tender. A nice find for a casual lunch.

Cozy log cabin spot. The owner is super nice, chatted with us a bit. Had the grilled fish, simple but really fresh. Just a nice, quiet lunch.

The roast beef sandwich was pretty good and quite filling. You can tell they put care into the food here. A decent spot for a solid lunch.

Decent pizza for takeout. It held up fine on the way home and still tasted pretty good. A solid option when you don&#39;t feel like cooking.

While the buffet selection was somewhat limited, the quality of the food was outstanding. The roast beef and beef curry were highlights, and I appreciated the refreshing taste of the dishes.

The simmered golden eye sea bream was spot on. Really enjoyed it with the sushi.

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Kappore

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Zori

Kurasawaya

Takaratei

Totosuke

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Marukan

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Akanemura

Le Mont

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Amimoto Oba

Parco Del Cielo

Mori no Alm

Hoto Fuji no Chaya

Lacco Ameno

Lake Side Grill

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