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Shirasagi no Yu Noto Kaishuu: A Journey Back to Comfort

After an extended closure of two and a half years caused by the devastating Noto Peninsula earthquake, Shirasagi no Yu Noto Kaishuu has proudly announced its reopening on July 16, 2026. Operated by Kyoritsu Maintenance, a well-established hotel management company in Japan, this hot spring resort is ready to embrace guests once more at its beautiful location in Wakura Onsen, Ishikawa Prefecture.

A Welcome Return

Guests can now confidently access the resort, thanks to the restoration of essential transport infrastructure. Whether traveling by public transportation or private vehicles, visitors are welcome to experience the healing qualities of this relaxing destination. The hotel has made thorough preparations to ensure a pleasant stay for all its guests, featuring meals that highlight the rich flavors of local Ishikawa ingredients.

The freshly opened hotel also features an exciting exhibit titled "Noto Peninsula Earthquake Archive" to educate guests about the area's recovery efforts and resilience. This exhibition showcases a visual history of Noto's journey through the challenges it faced, providing both context and inspiration.

A Culinary Experience for All Senses

At Shirasagi no Yu, the culinary offerings highlight the unique tastes of the Noto region, celebrating its cultural and natural bounty. Guests can expect menus designed with a focus on local ingredients from both the mountains and the sea.

Dinner Example:
For dinner, guests can choose from a delectable selection of main dishes, such as "Black Wagyu Beef Shabu-Shabu" or the coastal delight, "Blackthroat Sea Perch and Abalone Shabu-Shabu." The meal is further complemented by the traditional flavors of Ishikawa, with offerings like "Red Fish Grilled with Ishiru Sauce" and "Jibu-ni"—a local specialty showcasing regional culinary heritage.

Breakfast Example:
To kick-start the day, a warm and inviting breakfast awaits guests, featuring a traditional Japanese meal rich with local flavors. Among the delights is a popular soup prepared with local veggies and Miso. Additionally, guests can enjoy rice made from Ishikawa's cherished "Hyakumangoku" rice and locally produced "Noto Sodachi" milk, bringing the essence of the region into every bite.

Honoring Community Resilience

The newly introduced "Noto Peninsula Earthquake Archive" exhibit is not just a display but a significant area in the hotel lobby that shares the journey of recovery after the earthquake. Through photographs depicting the event's impact and the area’s resilience, guests can deepen their understanding of the local community's efforts to rebuild and thrive.

The archive features educational materials, including brochures from Suzu City and other tourist information, allowing guests to take the first step toward exploring Noto's current beauty and cultural offerings.

About Shirasagi no Yu Noto Kaishuu

Shirasagi no Yu Noto Kaishuu is more than just a place to stay. It's a haven for those looking to experience the tranquility of Ishikawa. The hotel's prime location, featuring 98 rooms and hot springs, allows guests to relax fully in nature while enjoying beautiful views and a nourishing stay.

Facility Overview:

• - Official Name: Shirasagi no Yu Noto Kaishuu (Kyoritsu Resort)
• - Location: 31 Wakaura, Nanao City, Ishikawa Prefecture, 926-0175
• - Contact: 0767-62-0085 (10:00 – 19:00)
• - Access: Approximately 5 minutes by car from Wakura Onsen Station, about 10 minutes from the Noi-Kan Expressway Wakura IC, and 90 minutes from TOYAMA/KOMATSU airports.
• - Guest Rooms: 98
• - Source of Hot Springs: Wakura Onsen
• - Water Quality: Sodium and Calcium-Chloride hot spring
• - Rates: Starting from ¥33,000 for a twin room with attached hot spring (prices vary based on season and day).

For more information and online bookings, visit their official site: Shirasagi no Yu Noto Kaishuu.

A Drive for the Future

As the Noto Peninsula continues its journey towards recovery, Shirasagi no Yu Noto Kaishuu stands ready to welcome guests with open arms and heartwarming hospitality. The hotel is committed to offering experiences that reflect the spirit and resilience of the local community while providing a tranquil retreat for all who visit.