- Pension Nagakura
Pension Nagakura
Facility Basic Information
- Address
- 699-5 Mano, Sado, Niigata 952-0313
- TEL
- 0259-55-2930
- Payment Methods
- Credit cards not accepted
- Internet
- Available Free Wi-Fi internet access
- General Accessibility
- Not Available
- Satellite TV
- Not Available
- Pets
- No
- Transport Access
- Ryotsu Port Approx 30 minutes by car
- Nearest bus stop
- Makiyama Iinmae (Minamisen [South Line], Akadomarisen Line, Ogi Line) Approx. 5 minutes on foot from bus stop
- Parking
- 7
- Price per night (Tax included)
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Half Board Package 7,100 yen~
Bed and Breakfast 4,700 yen~
Simple Package without Meals 3,700 yen~
- Check-in
- 16:00
- Check-out
- 10:00
- Capacity
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23
- Number of rooms
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Japanese-style room:4
Western-style room with bed:4
- Business Period
- Open all year
- Closed
- Closed from Dec. 31st to Jan. 2nd
- Book Online
- OK
- Facilities and Service
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Services in obtaining a rental car, rental bicycle service, laundry and dryer, bathroom, etc.
- En-suite bathroom
- Available 6 ensuite room, 2 rooms without bath or toilet
- Amenities
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Toothbrush, Shampoo, Hair conditioner, Bath towel, Face towel, Body soap, Hairdryer
- Transfer Service
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Available
Free from the nearest bus stop. Please contact in advance. There are transfer services available for rental car users.
Nearby Spots
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Gift Shops Sake Breweries
Obata Shuzo Sake Brewery
Obata Shuzo Sake Brewery, the brewer of "Manotsuru" brand sake, was established in 1892. Obata Shuzo Sake Brewery has won the gold prize a total of ten times at the nation's most respected National New Sake Awards. It was also honoured three times with a prestigious gold medal in the sake category at the world's largest wine competition held in London, the International Wine Challenge, (in 2004, 2007 and 2015). They offer brewery tours and sake tasting as well a selection of sake for sale.
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Gift Shops
Seisei Kiteya Mano
Seisei means 'as many times' and 'frequently' in the Sado dialect. Seisei Kiteya sells safe and delicious produce fresh from the farm, as well as apple juice and cakes typical of 'Fruit Kingdom' Sado. Local confectionery is available, too. Feel free to drop in as many times as you like!
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Shrines and Buddhist Temples
Manogu Shrine
Shinrinji Temple used to look after the cremation mound of Emperor Juntoku. Through the religious reform movement (which promotes shinto and destructs Buddhist temples) in the Meiji Period (late 19th century), Shinrinji was recognised as a prefectural shrine in 1874 and renamed it as Manogu Shrine. Along with Emperor Juntoku, it enshrines Michizane Sugawara (statesman worshipped as a god of learning) and Suketomo Hino (disgraced court noble exiled to Sado). The present shrine buildings were erected in 1920. Torii Gate, Shinkyo (sacred bridge), Shinmon Bridge, and shrine office were newly built, and the sanctuary was enlarged with an extension of the approach. Manogu Shrine treasures a single edged dagger, a ink stone, a fan, a suspension vase, and so on, which are considered as mementos of Emperor Juntoku.
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Gift Shops Museums, Art Galleries and Resource Centres
Sado Rekishi Densetsukan
Full-size robots intriguingly tell of the history and legends of Sado. On the first floor, famous scenes with historical significance are introduced by robots in elaborate clothing which are exact replicas of historical figures. Witness Emperor Juntoku mourning his fate with the moon at the place of his exile, or a famous Tsukahara debate between Nichiren and other priests from other schools, and Zeami (14th-15th-century Noh actor and playwright) dancing to pray for rains. On the second floor, photographs and art objects inspired by Sado's ambiance are on exhibit. Shodo Sasaki Museum is located within the museum, where the works of lost-wax casting by Shodo Sasaki, a living national treasure, are on display. You may also enjoy the taste of Sado at a restaurant on site.
Stores where you can eat and drink nearby
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Kappo Japanese Fine Cuisine at a counter Izakaya (Japanese-style pub) Creative Concoctions Fish Dishes Set menus/Rice bowls/Kamameshi(hot pot rice) Grilled Skewers/Yakitori/Chargrill
Chargrill Restaurant Toki
Chargrill Restaurant Toki is nestled in a quiet environment, near Mano's Shopping Street on the side road towards the mountainside. The interior is designed with a stylish counter made of a single hiba arborvitae plate. You can enjoy chargrilled seasonal fish and steak. Expect a wide variety of dishes, including Sado's local dishes, original eclectic dishes, set meals, rice bowls, and noodles. A good selection of local sake that accompanies the dishes is also available.
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Casual Eatery Fish Dishes Set menus/Rice bowls/Kamameshi(hot pot rice)
Oshokujidokoro Yuzuru (within Sado Rekishi Densetsukan [Sado History and Legend Museum])
Yuzuru is a restaurant located in the Sado Rekishi Densetsukan. The restaurant is built so it looks like it floats on a pond, where you can enjoy an elegant dining experience whilst viewing swimming carps and the Japanese garden. They are proud of dishes made from fresh seafood, especially their kaisendon, a bowl of rice with sumptuous toppings of seasonal seafood, is filling and recommended. Sado-harvested Koshihikari rice has earned popularity too. Visitors to the Sado Rekishi Densetsukan and non-visitors can both visit the Yuzuru restaurant.
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Kappo Japanese Fine Cuisine at a counter Fish Dishes Sushi
Goshima
Goshima is a Japanese-style fine cuisine restaurant serving local, delicious fish prepared by the master chef, who learned culinary skills in Tokyo. The customers', especially women's, favourite "barachirashi (sushi rice mixed with various ingredients),”whets your appetite, and delights your eyes and palate. The Chef's Choice Set Meal consists of plenty of fresh fish purchased on the day, and never fails to meet your expectations.