The building interior features a simple, modern Japanese style.

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  Souvenir shop

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  lobby

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  Restaurant "Shunsai Taki no Oto, Shio no Kaori"

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  Lounge

* Smoking is prohibited in this facility. Please use the smoking rooms located outside on the first floor and on the second floor.

Deep comfort that makes you forget about time
Relax your mind and body to build new strength.

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• Meal

  We prepare original dishes centering on local and nearby ingredients, prepared to draw out the delicious, natural flavors of the foods.

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• Baths Source of the Miyahama Onsen

  All guest rooms draw water directly from the hot spring source of Miyahama Onsen.
  The simple radiative hot spring produces radon-rich water that is said to be effective in alleviating nerve pain, rheumatism, hemorrhoids, joint pain, and women’s disorders, as well as promoting health and easing fatigue.
  The lighting was also designed in the image of moonlight, for a bath room that eases your tires and heals you fully to your core.

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• Amenities

  Easy to use with a lovely feel on the skin.
  The many amenities are gentle to the body and relax the soul.

There are a number of sightseeing spots located close to IBUKU including a shrine and waterfall where you can enjoy history and nature.
We will provide guests with information about seasonal spots which you can walk to.

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  Ogashira Shrine

  Ogashira shrine is an auxiliary shrine to Itsukushima Shrine that is said to have been constructed in the year 603 during the reign of Empress Suiko. The hall of offerings and hall of worship are wooden multi-level buildings that emit a powerful sense of history.

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  Miyahama Onsen Kaibo Hot Spring Source

  Miyahama Onsen was first opened in 1965, and because the hot spring flow later diminished, a new hot spring source was developed in 1993. The name Kaibo means “facing the sea” and befittingly, this is a site with a panoramic view of the Seto Inland Sea that is well worth a visit. It is a rest spot on the mountain walking course, and we recommend that you go there on foot.

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  Imose Waterfall [Odaki (male fall)]

  This waterfall with a height of around 30 meters is located behind the main hall of Ogashira Shrine. In summertime it is a popular spot for children to play in the river and for families to camp at. In front of the Odaki male fall is the long, thin Medaki female fall with a height of around 50 meters.
  Known as husband-and-wife waterfalls, they have been loved by the people since ancient times.

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  Ikuchiyo Bridge

  Walking farther into the interior from the Odaki brings you to the crimson Ikuchiyo Bridge. Although it is small, it is a very charming sight.