"Acchan" is a fisherman's inn located in Ine Town, Kyoto Prefecture, managed by a fisherman's wife. It is a limited to one group per day accommodation in a boathouse. The landlady of the inn, "Acchan," is a storyteller who knows everything about the history and tourism of Ine Town. It is the one and only inn where you can experience the full charm of Ine Town.
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When it comes to winter and Ine, nothing beats Kanburi (winter yellowtail)! At Acchan, we proudly offer "Ine's Yellowtail Shabu-Shabu." Tango's yellowtail shabu-shabu is unique for its thinly sliced, wide pieces of fish. Simply swish the slices in hot broth to lightly cook the surface, and enjoy the exquisite flavor!
[ Available Period: December 1st to Late March ]
The master of our inn, "Acchan," is a fisherman who catches fresh fish using traditional set-net fishing methods. Additionally, our staff members source pesticide-free vegetables and rice directly from local farms in Ine. Nearly all of our dishes are crafted using ingredients exclusively from Ine, allowing you to savor the essence of each season in Ine.
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From your room, you can enjoy panoramic views of the 230 boathouses scattered across Ine Bay, offering ever-changing scenery throughout the seasons. In the early morning, you can witness the master, a fisherman, setting sail, providing glimpses into the lives of Ine's fishermen. Relax and unwind while gazing at the crystal-clear waters of Ine Bay.
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The ground floor, which was once used as a docking area for fishing boats, has been transformed into a dining room. Not only can you enjoy views of the boathouses, but stepping outside, you'll be greeted by the breathtaking Ine Blue, where the transparent waters reflect the vivid blue of the sky.
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Directly beneath our inn lies the sea. The boathouses, with their ground floors serving as boat garages and second floors as living spaces, are a rare architectural feature. Ine is known as Japan's closest town to the sea, with approximately 230 boathouses encircling Ine Bay. The unique landscape is steeped in history, and discovering the stories behind it is part of the joy of visiting Ine.
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