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Tateyama in Minami-boso at the tip of the Boso Peninsula

Shinra stands on a small hill surrounded by lush greenery and a panoramic view of Tateyama Bay. It is a premium quality private resort, offering couples the enjoyment of a luxurious ambience with no invasion of their privacy.

There are 4 types of rooms?from the reasonably priced standard type to the exclusive Center Villa.

All rooms are designed with a modern Oriental finesse and have an outdoor bath offering a view of the azure sea.

Immerse yourself in thorough relaxation, free from interruption.

From French cuisine that goes well with wine to creative offerings of fish caught off the coast of Tateyama, as well as Ise lobsters and abalone native to the Minami-Boso region, Boso sushi with local seafood and the best desserts prepared by the hotel’s patisserie. Shinra originals are created with the freshest of Boso foods on the concept of local production for local consumption and served in your room, as you enjoy the view of the sea and enjoy flavors that cannot be found elsewhere.

Every room has an open-air bath so that the guests enjoy the hot spring in privacy while enjoying the beauty of Tateyama’s greenery and the deep blue of its sea. In addition to the ultimate relaxation in hot spring, the hotel offers LaStone therapy, a massage therapy that offers mental contentment and relaxation, which is believed to be supreme relaxation, creating a sense of being in the embrace of Mother Earth. The contrasting sensations of hot and cold stones and the sense of healing with aroma oils lead you to the depths of relaxation.

The lounge & bar offers an ambience of relaxation, offering the luxury and peace of a premiere Asian resort. Feel the ocean breeze from the open-air terrace. View the deep hues of the setting sun?orange, blue, and purple?with the ocean in its ever-changing appearance, as you enjoy your drink with your partner in the quiet passage of time.

Tateyama in Minami-Boso, where Shinra is located, is known as the setting for the Nanso Satomi Hakkenden (Eight Dog Chronicles) written by Kyokutei Bakin. There are sites that are featured in the book in various parts of the city. One of them is the Hakkenden Museum, the former site of Tateyama Castle, which exhibits books and scroll paintings related to the book. The city also has a golf course nearby for guests to enjoy golf in the beautiful setting.