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Accommodation in Rausu

Kannari Inn: Want information on fishing in Rausu? Just ask me! You can also get a copy of Shinsei Rokugo,
a compilation of the manager's top quality travel knowledge, recommended by the tourism department at the town hall!
Ojiroya Inn: Long-term business guests welcome too!
You'll love our carefully hand-made bento boxes with minimal additives
Ishibashi Inn: A must for bath and outdoor lovers! Deep sea water bath and natural hot springs
If you like, we'll even take you on a plant tour or for mountain vegetable picking!
Rausu-no-Yado Marumi: Western-style toilets in all rooms and bedrock baths in all rooms in the new building!
Enjoy a natural hot spring and sauna, home-made cuising and a cruise
Yonemaru Inn: Run by a fisherman who uses only the best ingredients.
On a small hill where you can see the sun rise over Kunashiri Island from all the rooms!
Rausukuru Resort Inn: Canadian log house straight from Canada. Aircon in all rooms and Western-style toilets for your comfort.
Isaribi Business Hotel: Right in the heart of Rausu, the perfect spot for business or sightseeing.
Enjoy the best seafood Rausu has to offer in Bisho Isaribi on the ground floor!
Honma Inn: A home-style inn certified by Green Lantern, an organisation dedicated to recognising establishments that use Japanese ingredients. The meals are made from hand-made ingredients like miso, and have no additives.
Sakaeya Hotel: Internet in your room, and conveniently located in the Rausu town centre. The manager has trained in Osaka to bring you the best service!
Hanamasu Inn: An inn where you can bring your own food.
You can buy seafood cheaply and share it. The inn also runs a cruise, so feel free to ask about it.
Shiretoko Rausu Inns: A website showing info such as vacancies on accommodation facilities in Rausu.

Restaurants in Rausu

Marukoshi: Enjoy all kinds of fresh seafood. Particularly recommended are the seafood on rice - packed with seasonal seafood delights - and sea urchin on rice!
Come True Bakery: The best bread, made using Rausu deep sea brine and only the finest ingredients.
Tabedokoro Iwami: Try Pike eel on rice, Rausu's best-kept secret. Popular by word of mouth, try it once and you'll be addicted!
Shokujidokoro Isaribi: Enjoy a wide variety of foods from noodles to set meals to rice bowls, made from local ingredients. Set meals can be made to suit your budget.
Purie-ru for freshly baked bread

Tourist Information Websites for Nearby Towns

Nakashibetsu Town Hall: Home to Nakashibetsu Airport, the nearest airport to Rausu.
Shari Town Hall: A town on the west coast of the Shiretoko Peninsula. This is the Shari Town Hall web page.
Shibetsu Town Hall: The web page for the town hall of Shibetsu, a town next to Rausu
Nemuro Tourism Association: Check out this page for information on events and tourist information for Nemuro, the first town to see the sun!
Hamanaka Tourism Association: Check out this page for information on Hamanaka, home to vast dairy fields and Kiritappu, a Ramsar Wetland of International Importance!
Akan Tourism Association: The Akan Tourism Association web page has information on hands-on nature activities and is packed with information on all kinds of hot springs.
Kushiro Tourism Association: Check out this page for tourist information on Kushiro, including the Kushiro Marsh, a Ramsar Wetland of International Importance!
Shiribetsu Nature Lovers' Society: A group that plans fun nature-related events in Shiribetsu.
Yumeno Shinrin Koen: A park surrounded by wilderness, packed with things to do.
: Trip Advisor is the place to go for hotel reviews.