(Source: 舟戸の番屋)
The best thing is that this is a public facility. The open-air onsen (hot spring) that costs only 300 yen to bathe in, is located on a cliff sticking out towards the ocean and has a view that looks like it's floating on the sea. There are, however, no bath amenities like shampoo, body soap and towels so make sure to bring your own.
(Source: 温泉逍遥)
Barbecue with the traditional Japanese stove "shichirin" is 2,000 yen per person (reservation required when 4 people or more). The seafood from the Izu Peninsula can be eaten from the charcoal grill. It is recommended to spend this exquisite time with charcoal grilled food and beer after a bath. You can also grill lobsters that are sold directly here.
(Source: 舟戸の番屋)
The barbecue requires a reservation, which is a little inconvenient for foreign travelers. In that case, enjoy the taste of Izu with the regular menu in the food court. Izu's specialty is lobster. The most popular dish in the food court is the lobster Ramen (1,500 yen), with a generous portion of lobster.
(Source: 舟戸の番屋)
The facility can also be enjoyed with a foot bath. If you came all the way here but forgot to bring bathing stuff, enjoy soaking your feet in the hot spring water at the foot bath.
(Source: ファンファーレブログ)
(Source: 舟戸の番屋)
The best thing is that this is a public facility. The open-air onsen (hot spring) that costs only 300 yen to bathe in, is located on a cliff sticking out towards the ocean and has a view that looks like it's floating on the sea. There are, however, no bath amenities like shampoo, body soap and towels so make sure to bring your own.
(Source: 温泉逍遥)
Barbecue with the traditional Japanese stove "shichirin" is 2,000 yen per person (reservation required when 4 people or more). The seafood from the Izu Peninsula can be eaten from the charcoal grill. It is recommended to spend this exquisite time with charcoal grilled food and beer after a bath. You can also grill lobsters that are sold directly here.
(Source: 舟戸の番屋)
The barbecue requires a reservation, which is a little inconvenient for foreign travelers. In that case, enjoy the taste of Izu with the regular menu in the food court. Izu's specialty is lobster. The most popular dish in the food court is the lobster Ramen (1,500 yen), with a generous portion of lobster.
(Source: 舟戸の番屋)
The facility can also be enjoyed with a foot bath. If you came all the way here but forgot to bring bathing stuff, enjoy soaking your feet in the hot spring water at the foot bath.
(Source: ファンファーレブログ)