Ise-shima, Japan

Amanemu

Beside Ago Bay, amid the forested hills of Ise-Shima, the ryokan-inspired onsen resort of Amanemu invites guests into a sanctuary of restorative peace. Bask in mineral-rich hot springs, walk ancient pilgrim trails and explore a sublime coastline.

Living & Dining Area, Sora Villa - Amanemu, Japan

Amanemu, Japan - Resort Exterior, Aeriel Shot

Amanemu, Japan - Resort, exterior detail

Accommodation

Suites

Inspired by the nature and simplicity of Japan’s historic Minka architecture, Amanemu’s Suites each feature a private onsen bath.

Accommodation

Villas

With two bedrooms and extensive living space, indoors and out, Villas are ideal for families and positioned to enjoy serene views.

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Wellness & fitness

Wellness from water

Rooted in Japan’s sixth-century tradition of onsen bathing, Amanemu’s 2,000-square-metre spa embraces the restorative power of water.

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multi-destination journey

Aman Japan Journey

Explore Japan with a multi-destination Aman stay in Tokyo, Kyoto and Ise Shima and enjoy complimentary breakfast, room upgrades and exclusive discounts.

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dining

Winter in Ise-Shima

Amanemu celebrates the bounty and diversity of ingredients naturally available nearby – both in the chefs’ cuisine and the bartenders’ cocktails.

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Experiences

Amanemu Journeys

High above Ago Bay, embraced by forest, Amanemu sits at the heart of a serene natural landscape that rewards explorers with its extraordinary beauty. Ise-Shima National Park is a hiker’s haven, with sacred Shinto shrines to visit, and the bay itself is home to a unique community of pearl fishers and female freedivers, the ama.

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Complimentary Spend

Discover Ise-Shima’s natural beauty with a two-night stay including resort credit for wellness or dining experiences.

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Getting here

Amanemu is easily reached from Chubu Centrair International Airport in Nagoya, with a 35-minute helicopter ride or a 3-hour train journey. From Tokyo Station, it involves a 1-hour and 40-minute Shinkansen ride to Nagoya Station, followed by a 2-hours and 20-minute journey by train or car from Nagoya Station.

Our multilingual reservations team is always available to help with travel planning, from booking a single night to multi-resort itineraries.