Chigasakikan

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Chigasakikan
Location within Japan
General information
Location	Chigasaki Kanagawa, Japan
Coordinates	35°19′13″N 139°24′03″E / 35.3203901°N 139.400923°E / 35.3203901; 139.400923
Opening	1899
Owner	Hiroaki Mori
Other information
Number of rooms	4
Number of restaurants	1
Parking	10
Website
www.chigasakikan.co.jp

The Chigasakikan (茅ヶ崎館) is a traditional Japanese inn situated in Chigasaki, Kanagawa, Japan. It prides itself on being one of the last seaside ryokan in the Shonan region that maintains the ambiance of a bygone era when such inns were abundant, thus playing a significant role in preserving the cultural heritage of the Shonan area.