The Kesennuma Inner Bay area has long been a place where the port has been an integral part of daily life, and fishing-related businesses have been thriving...

Located in the inner bay area, convenient for sightseeing and walking, this is a long-established inn that was established 120 years ago...

Located on a hill overlooking Kesennuma Bay, you can enjoy an open and spacious space.

The rooms overlook Kesennuma Bay, and during the day you can see the Kesennuma Bay Crossing Bridge and...

This hotel is known as a long-established establishment in Kesennuma. It was damaged in the Great East Japan Earthquake...

A new design that inherits the traditions and memories of "Ikkeikaku" that has been in existence since 1916...

Located near Kesennuma Fish Market, this hotel allows you to feel the sea breeze...

A traditional Japanese-style inn located a 3-minute walk from JR Kesennuma Station.

Our hotel is located 50 seconds on foot from JR Kesennuma Station, directly in front of the station...

This traditional inn is located about a 5-minute walk from JR Kesennuma Station...

Thank you very much for visiting Uminoyado Kaikoukan this time.

Although it was damaged in the Great East Japan Earthquake, it reopened after seven years...

The owner, a former fisherman (ship captain), serves fresh seafood from Kesennuma...

Mori no Cottage Kesennuma is a group of 6 cottages located in the quiet forest of Kesennuma.

Now that it's December, listening to Christmas songs makes me feel excited...

It was developed as a symbol of the central bay area of ​​Kesennuma City, and each and every citizen...

Kesennuma has many famous restaurants known both within and outside the city, including shark fin, sushi, and ramen.

Founded in 1912, this sake brewery is celebrating its 105th anniversary this year. "Souten...

Built in the mid-Taisho period, this pottery storehouse, which also doubles as a residence, is a nationally regis...

This storehouse-style two-story wooden building was built in the early Showa period and is a nationally registered tangible cultural property...

This merchant's house, built in the early Showa era, is a registered tangible cultural property of the nation...