The Setoda Lemon Marathon has given us a glimpse into the future of marathons.

If you are participating in a marathon race in a distant place that requires an overnight stay, you will want to enjoy the local food and stay in the area. Here are some recommended spots in Setoda to visit before and after the race!

A complex facility built on a quiet seaside. It plays a social role not only as a place to stay but also as a place to support the employment of people with disabilities and to interact with the local community. Rooms are available in both private and dormitory types, and it is nice to be able to choose according to your needs and budget. No meals are provided, but simple cooking is possible in the shared kitchen. We also recommend tucking into local delicacies at the restaurants that line the streets within walking distance. Whether you choose to relax while gazing at the calm Seto Inland Sea, or stay for a long period of time on a vacation, you can spend your time as you wish. You can spend your time in any style you wish. The building was designed by Toyo Ito, one of Japan's leading architects. The building was designed by Toyo Ito, one of Japan's leading architects, and is said to attract many visitors who love architecture.

Located right in front of Setoda Port, this all-day dining restaurant offers dishes made with local ingredients. The three of us enjoyed the "Lemon Yakisoba Set Lunch" made with Setoda lemon and Utsumi Shiokaze pork. The lemon-flavored yaki-sai is a must-try! In addition to regular business hours, the restaurant invites chefs from around Japan and producers who aim to restore the environment to Setoda, and holds events and pop-ups related to "food and agriculture" to discover new aspects of the local ingredients.

Ikuchijima is a remote island located in the center of the "Shimanami Kaido", a sacred land for cyclists. It would be a shame not to ride a bicycle there. While enjoying the beautiful seaside scenery, we headed to "Lemon Valley" at a lemon farm that stretches at the foot of the Tatara Bridge connecting Ikuchishima and Omishima. It is about 6 km one way from the center of Setoda. It is just the right distance for a casual cycling trip. By incorporating activities such as running and cycling into your trip, you will be able to experience the local culture, climate, and climate with all your senses, making your travel experience more colorful and memorable.

The mission of "Overview Coffee" from the United States is to provide delicious coffee while reducing the environmental impact of the coffee. Coffee" from the U.S.A. with the mission of "contributing to soil restoration and climate change solutions. There are three locations in Japan: Setoda, Ichinomiya in Chiba, and Nihonbashi in Tokyo, and the Setoda store is operated as a roasting station and cafe. The Setoda shop is a coffee roastery and café, and sells not only coffee but also other goods such as utensils and sundries. The renovated 140-year-old salt storehouse embodies the brand's philosophy of cherishing old things and passing them on to the next generation.