Aman's First Resort Featuring Onsen Hot Springs

Situated at the tip of the Osaki Peninsula, the terraces of the rooms offer views of pearl cultivation rafts and islands dotting Ago Bay. A notable feature is the private onsen hot spring bath in each room. The Aman Spa boasts an expansive onsen facility, including a Watsu pool, four treatment suites, a gym, a yoga studio, and two private onsen baths.

The Japanese cuisine served at the restaurant follows the traditions of "Miketsukuni," an ancient region that supplied abundant seafood and grains to the imperial court and shrines. This culinary heritage is preserved and passed down.



Olivier Jolivet, CEO of Aman, stated, "Aman Tokyo" marks the beginning of a new journey in Japan with the opening of Amanemu. We aim to provide guests with a truly Aman experience by offering Japan's unique natural beauty, refined cuisine, and exceptional hospitality, 'omotenashi.'"

He continued, "Amanemu resides in an unparalleled location, where Aman's aesthetic seamlessly blends with the extraordinary environment, enhancing its allure. As Aman's first onsen resort, guests can indulge in a rich experience centered on physical and mental well-being and tradition, complemented by the abundant minerals of the hot springs."

Leveraging its prime location, the "Aman Experiences" program will offer custom-made excursions for guests, exploring regional traditional culture such as the UNESCO World Heritage pilgrimage route "Kumano Kodo" and the sacred "Ise Jingu" shrine, tailored to guest requests.