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Toyama
"Imigure" - An Inn That Will Make You Want to Move -
A relaxing inn overlooking Toyama Bay that opened in 2018. The concept is "An Inn That Will Make You Want to Move." "Our aim is for visitors to fully experience the appeal of Himi in its food, scenery, and people, and to fall in love with this town," says the owner. For meals, enjoy dishes made with fresh fish from Toyama Bay, known locally as "Kitokito" (meaning exceptionally fresh), "Himi Beef," the local brand of beef, and locally grown vegetables, all served in a theater-style restaurant with ocean views from every seat. Enjoy the leisurely flow of time while admiring the spectacular view of "the Tateyama Mountain Range across Toyama Bay."
Although the new lifestyle has become quite established, there are fewer opportunities to have fun with friends without worrying about time or those around you. Nowadays, why not spend some fun time with your close friends in a staycation? Eating delicious food together, having fun chatting with girls, and having a leisurely breakfast in the morning. It's fun to visit the hot springs at an inn that has several hot springs within the hotel, and we also recommend receiving luxurious relaxation care at the hotel.
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移り住みたくなる宿『イミグレ』
A relaxing inn overlooking Toyama Bay that opened in 2018. The concept is "An Inn That Will Make You Want to Move." "Our aim is for visitors to fully experience the appeal of Himi in its food, scenery, and people, and to fall in love with this town," says the owner. For meals, enjoy dishes made with fresh fish from Toyama Bay, known locally as "Kitokito" (meaning exceptionally fresh), "Himi Beef," the local brand of beef, and locally grown vegetables, all served in a theater-style restaurant with ocean views from every seat. Enjoy the leisurely flow of time while admiring the spectacular view of "the Tateyama Mountain Range across Toyama Bay."
