Ama Hut Hachiman Kamado

#Ise-Shima(Toba City)

Ama Hut Hachiman Kamado

Storytelling by active divers and experience wearing a diver's dress

For the first time in Japan, an actual ama hut is open to visitors from home and abroad, where they can taste shellfish such as abalone and turban shells, seaweed such as hijiki, and experience ama culture through stories told by ama divers and wearing ama clothes. There are four courses with meals, and allergy and vegetarian meals can be provided with advance reservation. The entire building has free Wi-Fi and can be used as a meeting room or private room with a projector. You can also try sea kayaking or fishing in the sea in front of the hotel, and rental electric bicycles are available.

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日本で一番海女さんが多いまち

The town with the most ama divers in Japan

There is a women's hut, Hachiman Kamado, along Matoya Bay in Aizashi-cho, Toba City, the town with the largest number of ama divers in Japan.

大中小の部屋があり、110名の収容可能

There are large, medium, and small rooms that can accommodate 110 people.

There is a sunken hearth in the middle of each room, and there are chairs and tables set up around the room.

海女が獲ったアワビやサザエなどの新鮮な魚介を堪能

Enjoy fresh seafood such as abalone and turban shells caught by ama divers.

You can enjoy fresh seafood such as abalone and turban shells caught by the divers, as well as the storytelling of active divers, the local Aizashi Ondo dance, and the experience of wearing a diver's dress.

穏やかで美しい的矢湾

The calm and beautiful Matoya Bay

While gazing at the calm and beautiful Matoya Bay, we will do a cleanup of the beach along Matoya Bay, right in front of Hachiman Kamado, the diver's hut.

As part of the "Mie Tourism New Normal Promotion Project," advisors check and advise on infection control and hospitality.

Facility Information
海女小屋はちまんかまど
Ama Hut Hachiman Kamado

Location:
〒517-0032 819 Aisatsu-cho, Toba City, Mie Prefecture

Phone number:0599-33-1023

Access and local transportation

5 minutes walk from Kurotakoguchi bus stop
There is a free shuttle service "Ama Basu" from Kintetsu Toba Station *Reservation required.