Amanemu, set it a national park on the shores of Ago Bay, embraces the ancient Japanese tradition of onsen mineral hot springs and the culinary heritage of this gourmet region. The resort's name is drawn from aman, the Sanskrit-derived word for "peace", and nemu, which means to "share joy" in Japanese.
Amanemu, surrounded by the forests of Ise Shima National Park, is situated on Japan's Kii Peninsula in Honshu's Mie Prefecture. Overlooking Ago Bay - known as the Bay of Pearls - Amanemu is one-hour by car to the Ise Grand Shrine holy Shinto site and three-hours by car to the UNESCO-protected Kumano Kodo ancient piligrimage routes.
Getting there
- 25 minutes by helicopter from Nagoya
- Two hours by train from Nagoya
- Direct flights to Nagoya available from Singapore, Hong Kong, Bangkok, Beijing and other major cities
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