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Location: Noto Hanto (Noto Peninsula), Ishikawa-ken

Welcome to Kanehachi Minshuku. This Minshuku (see definition of ryokan styles below) was originally the house of a high class Japanese fisherman (amimoto). Fresh seafood is prepared daily by a professional chef. As this is an older house, the 8 guest rooms at Kanehachi Minshukudo not have private baths or toilets. All bathing and toilet facilities are shared. Parking is available.

Minshuku
From Guests

Ryokan Facilities
Guest Rooms
No	Japanese Style Room with Private Bath and Toilet Available	Yes	Non-Smoking Rooms
No	Japanese Style Room with Private Toilet Available	Yes	"Hanare" (Private Guest Residence)
No	Large Japanese-style Room (4 or more guests)	No	Towels
Hot Spring Baths
No	Shared Outdoor Hot Spring Bath (Same Gender Only)	No	Private Outdoor Hot Spring Bath (attached to Guest Room)
No	Shared Indoor Hot Spring Bath (Same Gender Only)	No	"Family Bath" (Privately Reserved Hot Spring Bath)
No	Private Hot Spring Bath in Guest Room	No	Mixed Outdoor Hot Spring Bath (Both Genders)
Normal Baths (Not Hot Spring Water)
No	Shared Outdoor Bath (Same Gender Only)	No	"Family Bath" (Privately Reserved Bath)
Yes	Shared Indoor Bath (Same Gender Only)	No	Mixed Outdoor Bath (Both Genders)
No	Private Outdoor Bath (attached to Guest Room)
Meals
Yes	Dinner and Breakfast Plan Available	Yes	No Meals Plan Available
Yes	Breakfast Only Plan Available
Special Meal Requests
Yes	Special Meal Requests (e.g. No Pork)	No	Vegetarian Meals (no fish but with fish broth)
Yes	Vegetarian Meals (with fish)	No	Western-style Breakfast
Dining Arrangements
No	Dinner Served in Guest Room	No	Breakfast Served in Guest Room
Other
English Ability of the Ryokan Staff/Owners: No English Spoken
Internet Connection: No Internet Connection
Parking: Free Parking
Curfew Time: No Curfew
Yes	Pick-up Service	Yes	Shops and Restaurants Near Ryokan
Yes	Single Guests	Yes	Children under 12 Years Old Allowed
No	Pay with a Credit Card