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Capital
Hotel
1000
A warmly welcoming inn that
warmly lights up the town and its people, warmly lights up the town
and its people,
overlooking the scenic Takada Matsubaraoverlooking the scenic
Takada Matsubara

Capital
Hotel
1000

ACCESS

About 5 hours and 30 minutes after transferring trains from Narita Airport. About 4 hours and 50 minutes after transferring trains from Haneda Tokyo International Airport. About 3 hours and 30 minutes from Sendai International Airport.

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Direction from airport

Haneda Tokyo
International Airport

Airport Line to Keikyu Main Line
About 12 minutes

Shinagawa station

Ueno–Tokyo Line
About 14 minutes

Ueno station

Tohoku and Hokkaido Shinkansen
About 108 minutes

Ichinoseki station

Ofunato Line bound for Kesennuma
About 120 minutes

Takatakokomae station

Walk
About 5 minutes

Capital Hotel 1000

Narita
International Airport

Keisei Skyliner
About 45 minutes

Keisei Ueno station

Walk
About 11 minutes

Ueno station

Tohoku and Hokkaido Shinkansen
About 108 minutes

Ichinoseki station

Ofunato Line bound for Kesennuma
About 120 minutes

Takatakokomae station

Walk
About 5 minutes

Capital Hotel 1000

Sendai
International Airport

Sendai Airport Access Line
About 24 minutes

Sendai station

Tohoku and Hokkaido Shinkansen
About 21 minutes

Ichinoseki station

Ofunato Line bound for Kesennuma
About 120 minutes

Takatakokomae station

Walk
About 5 minutes

Capital Hotel 1000

Free shuttle guide

Free shuttle guide

If you make a reservation a day ahead, we offer a free shuttle service to the hotel. Please contact us so we can determine where to pick you up, such as BRT Rikuzentakata station or Michinoeki Takatabara.

Guestroom

Guestroom

A spacious room that is neat and tidy.
From the large window you can view the sea, mountains and city of Rikuzentakata.
Please spend a moment of relaxation in our comfortable and soothing guestroom.

  • Standard twin

    Standard twin

  • Superior twin

    Superior twin

  • Deluxe twin

    Deluxe twin

  • Barrier-free twin

    Barrier-free twin

Standard twin

Standard twin

Standard twin

Standard twin

A perfect-sized room for a single person on business or holiday.

Capacity 1 to 2 persons
Size 20㎡
Number of beds 2 beds

Superior twin

Superior twin

Superior twin

Superior twin

A spacious and relaxing room that is perfect for two. A premium line of amenities and bath towels are provided for this guestroom.

Capacity 1 to 2 persons
Size 26㎡
Number of beds 2 beds

Deluxe twin

Deluxe twin

Deluxe twin

Deluxe twin

Reserve this room for someone special. A premium line of amenities and bath towels are provided for this guestroom.

Capacity 1 to 2 persons
Size 25㎡
Number of beds 2 beds

Barrier-free twin

Barrier-free twin

Barrier-free twin

Barrier-free twin

Barrier-free twin

This room is on the first floor and is near the lobby and front desk. The bathroom is equipped with handrails and specialized chairs for barrier-free use.

Capacity 1 to 2 persons
Size 25㎡
Number of beds 2 beds

Facilities and Amenities

  • Free Wi-Fi Free Wi-Fi
  • Smoking is prohibited in all the rooms. Smoking is prohibited
    in all the rooms.
Guestroom
facilities
All rooms have a bath, toilet, shower, refrigerator, TV, satellite programing, empty ice box, and pants press (incl. rentals)
Amenities Hand towels, toothbrush and toothpaste, bath towels, shampoo, conditioner, body soap, soap, samue*, hair dryer, shaving razor, bidet, Q-tip, and brush
*Work clothing for Japanese Buddhist monks
Total number of rooms 40 rooms
(standard twin: 12 rooms, superior twin: 24 rooms, deluxe twin: 2 rooms, barrier-free twin: 2 rooms)
  • Tea set

    Tea set
  • Samue

    Samue
  • Amenity set

    Amenity set
  • Hair dryer

    Hair dryer

RESTAURANT

Locally sourced ingredients
for local consumption.
We offer authentic Kaiseki and
French courses that use plenty of fresh,
local ingredients.

  • RESTAURANT
  • RESTAURANT
  • RESTAURANT
  • RESTAURANT
  • Kayu

    Kayu

  • shunyu

    Shunyu

  • course

    Chef’s course

Kayu

Kayu

Kayu

Luxurious Japanese and Western Kaiseki courses with everything to enjoy, from fresh gourmet seafood and seasonal vegetables to meat dishes, which are all locally sourced.

Price ¥7,000 per person
Number of reservations 2 to 80 people

shunyu

shunyu

Shunyu

Japanese and Western Kaiseki courses with everything to enjoy, from fresh gourmet seafood and seasonal vegetables to meat dishes, which are all locally sourced.

Price ¥5,000 per person
Number of reservations 2 to 80 people

Chef’s course

Chef’s course

Chef’s course

Chef’s course

Authentic Western-style courses offering French cuisine using locally sourced fresh gourmet seafood and seasonal vegetables.

Price ¥7,000 per person
Number of reservations 2 to 80 people

PUBLIC
BATH

PUBLIC BATH

PUBLIC BATH

The building offers a spacious and large communal bath. Guests can enjoy a view from the large window that faces Hirota Bay. Please experience a relaxing and soothing time here.

SIGHTSEEING

  • Iwate Tsunami Memorial Museum

    Iwate Tsunami Memorial Museum

    A memorial museum to remind future generations about the tsunami that occurred during the Great East Japan Earthquake. Visitors can view videos and photographs of the tsunami, as well as actual items on display from various areas along the coastline of Iwate that were damaged by it.

    Access: About 5 minutes from the hotel by car
  • The Miracle Lone Pine Tree

    The Miracle Lone Pine Tree

    When the tsunami struck Japan during the Great East Japan Earthquake of 2011, only one tree withstood the raging waters, and it remains to this day. For many people, the “Miracle Lone Pine Tree” is known as the "Symbol of Reconstruction" and is a spiritual place showing the resilience of Rikuzentakata.

    Access: About 5 minutes from the hotel by car
  • Michinoeki Takatabara

    Michinoeki Takatabara

    Rikuzentakata city of Iwate has continued to work on reconstruction efforts since the day of the Great East Japan Earthquake. Michinoeki Takatabara welcomes many tourists as a gateway to Sanriku tourism and offers a place where visitors can relish and feel the seafood and agricultural products of nature-rich Rikuzentakata, as well as the local specialties of the Sanriku region. Additionally, you can talk to the professional tourism experts of Sanriku about the sightseeing spots and lodging accommodations of the region.

    Access: About 4 minutes from the hotel by car
  • Mt. Hakone Observatory

    Mt. Hakone Observatory

    The forest of Mt. Hakone is a place of recreation and relaxation with adventure playgrounds and park facilities to enjoy working out in nature. You can get a clear view of the incredible Sanriku Ria coast and, if lucky, glimpse the shining golden sea of the region.

    Access: About 16 minutes from the hotel by car
  • Mt. Hikami

    Mt. Hikami

    At an elevation of 874 meters, this lush, green mountain has long been a symbol of worship among the locals. The incredible panoramic view from the summit shows the Sanriku Ria coast and Mt. Kinka far off in the distance. The mountain offers a casual hiking course where locals come to enjoy the lilies in spring, azaleas in early summer, the autumn leaves in fall, and the first morning sunrise on New Year’s Day.

    Access: About 32 minutes from the hotel by car
  • Kurosaki Senkyo

    Kurosaki Senkyo

    Its trademark is the unique view of a cliff that looks as if it had been torn in two by waves from the sea. There is even a legend about a tengu* that juggled on the tip of the rock formations. You can enjoy a vast view of the Sanriku Ria coast on the Michinoku Coastal Trail, which has even been officially selected as a hiking course of Rikuzentakata.
    *Supernatural creatures in Japanese folklore

    Access: About 32 minutes from the hotel by car
  • Fumonji Temple

    Fumonji Temple

    In 2006, this temple of the Soto sect, located in Rikuzentakata city of Iwate, welcomed its 500th year since its opening. Within the premises are prefecturally-designated cultural properties, such as a three-story pagoda, a wooden statue of Kannon, and a silk color portrait of Aizen Myoo (Ragaraja). There are many statues of Buddha throughout the premises and main hall. These statues were offered as dedications and to send prayers after the Great East Japan Earthquake. During summer, crape myrtles, a protected species of flower in Iwate, will be in full bloom. Depending on the season, this temple offers a unique set of attractions.

    Access: About 6 minutes from the hotel by car
  • Rikuzentakata City Museum

    Rikuzentakata City Museum

    This museum was established by merging the City Museum and the Museum of Oceans and Shellfish, which were damaged in the Great East Japan Earthquake. Its exhibits, which were damaged by the earthquake and tsunami, were all retrieved and restored through the support of many volunteers. And the rebuilding of the museum was finally completed in November 2022.

    Access: About 7 minutes from the hotel by car
  • Kesen Carpentry and Folklore Museum

    Kesen Carpentry and Folklore Museum

    The origins of the Kesen school of carpentry are said to be in the town of Otomo in Rikuzentakata city and a group of carpenters from the Kesen region. Although they were house carpenters by trade, they also handled the construction of Shinto shrines and Buddhist temples. Additionally, they were skilled in fixtures and sculpting, with their techniques being highly valued throughout the country. This museum was built to leave behind the incredible art and craft of this carpentry to future generations.

    Access: About 12 minutes from the hotel by car
  • CAMOCY: Rikuzentakata's Fermentation Facility

    CAMOCY: Rikuzentakata's Fermentation Facility

    Rikuzentakata City has had a thriving fermentation industry since the Edo period. This fermentation-themed business facility is home to many stores that feature products, such as fermented meals and deli products, bread, chocolate, and craft beer.

    Access: About 15 minutes from the hotel by car
  • Rikuzentakata Watami Organic Land

    Rikuzentakata Watami Organic Land

    An agriculture theme park that opened in April 2021, it is a place to enjoy learning through agriculture, the environment and energy.

    Access: About 5 minutes from the hotel by car

FACILITIES

  • Free Wi-Fi Free Wi-Fi
  • Credit card Credit card
Check-in /
Check-out
Check-in 3:00 p.m.
(final check-in is at midnight) /
Check-out 10:00 a.m.
Credit card JCB / VISA / MasterCard / American Express / UC / DC / NICOS / Diners Club / UFJ / Saison / various electronic payments / debit cards
In-house
facilities
Restaurant / Banquet hall / Conference hall / Wedding hall / Large communal bath / Lounge / Bar / Shop / Smoking room / Ice machine / Vending machine
Services Rental bikes / Sending E-mails and faxes / Wake-up call / Massage service / Delivery
  • Coffee lounge

    Coffee lounge

    Sip on some coffee while you relax. Power outlets and Wi-Fi make this perfect for a workation.

  • Shop

    Shop

    It offers local specialties. Be sure to stop by for a visit.

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