ACCESS/SIGHTSEEING
Have a safe journey on your way here
Kakujoro is in the middle of Atsumi Peninsula.
Here is how to get to the inn and information on nearby tourist spots.
From Central Japan International Airport Station (about 3 hours)
Central Japan International Airport Station (Meitetsu Limited Express) → Nagoya Station (Meitetsu Limited Express) → Toyohashi Station → Mikawa-Tahara (Toyohashi Railroad Atsumi Line) → taxi or pickup service → Kakujoro
From Central Japan International Airport Station (about 3 hours)
Chubu Airport Station (Meitetsu Limited Express) → Otagawa Station (Meitetsu Express) → Kowa Station (free shuttle bus) → Kowa Port (Meitetsu Kaijo Kankosen Kowa Boat Stop → Irago Boat Stop) → Bus or pickup service → Kakujoro
We also have a map with directions to the inn by car and information on the surrounding area.
The roads are narrow, so please drive carefully.
From the Tokyo Interchange on the Tomei Expressway (about 4 hours and 30 minutes)
Tomei Expressway Tokyo Interchange → Tomei Expressway Hamamatsu-Nishi Interchange → Prefectural Road 65 → National Route 1 → National Route 259 → Kakujoro
Tomei Expressway Nagoya Interchange (about 2 hours)
Tomei Expressway Nagoya Interchange → Tomei Expressway Otowa-Gamagori Interchange → National Route 1 → National Route 31 → National Route 23 → National Route 2 → National Route 259 → Kakujoro
The nearest station is Mikawa-Tahara Station. We offer a pickup service from the inn.
Please make a reservation by e-mail at least 3 days in advance.
From Tokyo Station (about 3 hours and 30 minutes)
Tokyo Station (JR Tokaido Shinkansen) → Toyohashi Station → Mikawa-Tahara (Toyohashi Railroad Atsumi Line) → taxi or pickup service → Kakujoro
From Shin-Osaka Station (about 3 hours)
Shin-Osaka Station (JR Tokaido Shinkansen) → Toyohashi Station → Mikawa-Tahara (Toyohashi Railroad Atsumi Line) → taxi or pickup service → Kakujoro
From Nagoya Station (about 2 hours)
Nagoya Station (Meitetsu Limited Express) → Toyohashi Station → Mikawa-Tahara (Toyohashi Railroad Atsumi Line) → taxi or pickup service → Kakujoro
From Toyohashi Station, take the Toyohashi Railroad from the adjacent Shin-Toyohashi Station.
One train leaves every 15 minutes. Get off at Mikawa-Tahara Station, the last stop.
(Travel time: About 35 minutes, Fare: 520 yen)
You can also come by ferry or boat from Toba or Nagoya.
Feel free to travel by boat for a change of pace.
From Toba Station (about 1 hour and 50 minutes)
Toba Station → Ise-wan Ferry (Toba Boat Stop → Irago Boat Stop) → Bus or pickup service → Kakujoro
From Nagoya Station (about 1 hour and 40 minutes)
Meitetsu Nagoya Station → Kowa Station (free shuttle bus) → Kowa Port (Kowa Boat Stop → Irago Boat Stop) → Bus or pickup service → Kakujoro
We offer a pickup service for guests arriving by public transport.
Available for groups of two or more adults. A reservation is required. Since it is not a regular bus, please make a reservation by e-mail at least 3 days in advance.
(Please contact us at least 3 days in advance)
Enjoy a 30% discount off the regular 24-hour rate and a special plan exclusive to this inn that you can use for up to 30 hours.
For reservations and inquiries, please e-mail us at least one day before your stay.
* Please note that both departures and returns are limited to the store in front of Toyohashi Station.
(Please contact us at least one day in advance)
It takes about 30 minutes to drive by car from Mikawa-Tahara Station to Kakujoro, so it may be expensive (about 13,000 yen). Thank you for your understanding.
Atsumi Peninsula is surrounded by the sea on three sides,
and the lush green forests are one of its features.
Come feel the nature and heal yourself among the ocean and forest.
Sante Park Tahara, a hands-on agricultural park. Get up close with ponies, goats, and other animals. There are also places to play and many handcraft activities, so you can spend a whole day here.
The warm Atsumi Peninsula is home to greenhouses with delicious strawberries. The strawberry picking season is from early December to late May, so if you come during this time of year, be sure to try it.
Atsumi Peninsula is one of the biggest producers of melons, and from May to October, you can enjoy all-you-can-eat sweet and juicy melons and savor freshly picked melons at melon picking spots.
Take a trip by boat departing from Cape Irago.
If you are lucky, you may even see dolphins.
Located in Ise City, Mie Prefecture, Ise Jingu is a vast shrine that consists of the Naiku (inner shrine) and the Geku (outer shrine). It enshrines Amaterasu Omikami, who sits atop the eight million gods and is likened to the sun.
A beach in Ise City in Mie Prefecture. It is a place of purification where the servants and visitors of Ise Jingu Shrine purify themselves. Okitama Shrine is located at the east end, and the Meoto Iwa rocks of Jinseki are also famous.
It has the most species of living creatures out of any aquarium in Japan, with about 1,200 species bred and exhibited here. This is the only aquarium in Japan with dugongs, and you can see other sea creatures from all over the world, such as sea otters, finless porpoises, and Baikal seals.
