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〒739-0532 Hiroshima-ken Hatsukaichi-shi Miyajima-cho 73-2

With Vehicle

From Hiroshima Airport: 60 minutes by car to Miyajimaguchi ferry terminal
From Iwakuni Airport: 50 minutes by car to Miyajimaguchi ferry terminal

There is no parking lot available.

With Public Transportation

From JR Hiroshima Station: 25 minutes to JR Miyajimaguchi Station
From Hiroshima Electric Railway Hiroshima Station: 60 minutes to Hiroshima Electric Railway Miyajimaguchi Station
10 minutes by ferry to Miyajima
From Miyajima Ferry Pier: 15 minutes on foot, 10 minutes by car

Ferry Timetable

Check in	15:00～21:00
Check out	10:00
Breakfast Time	8:00～9:30

Reception is open from 8:00 until 21:00.
If you are going to arrive after 21:00, please contact us in advance.
Please return the room key at check out.
If you are going to check out before 8:00, please inform a staff in advance.
We may ask you to show us a identification card with picture issued by a government at check in.

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周辺案内area guide

Situated in a sleepy neighborhood near the exit of Itshukushima Shrine, there is easy access to many of the sights on Miyajima.

Daiganji

1-minute walk

One of the three most prominent Buddhist Temples in Japan dedicated to the goddess Benzaiten, along with Enoshima Shrine and Hōgonji Temple. Buddha Statues dating back to the Kamakura Period (1185-1333CE) are on display, and the temple administered Itsukushima Shrine until the beginning of the Meiji Era (1868).
Itsukushima Shrine

5-minute walk to the entrance

The most prominent attraction on Miyajima and famous for its ‘floating’ Torii Gate, enjoy the view of the shrine from all angles and at all times of the day.
Itsukushima Shrine Treasure Hall

1-minute walk

As the name implies, treasures from Itsukushima Shrine are displayed, including items belonging to the Taira Family and artifacts from the Heian Period (794-1185CE).
Nishi-no-Matsubara

2-minute walk

Lined with pine trees and stone lanterns, take in the sunset from this less-known viewpoint of Itsukushima Shrine.
Miyajima History and Folklore Museum

1-minute walk

Once the estate of a prominent Edo-Period Merchant, the building has since been transformed into a museum to tell the history of Miyajima and its people. Within the museum is a beautiful courtyard.
Miyajima ‘Kitaōji Rosanjin’ Gallery

1-minute walk

Active during the Meiji and Showa Eras, Kitaōji Rosanjin was a prominent artist who specialized in pottery. This gallery displays approximately 600 of his works.
TOTO Tourist Information Center and Public Restroom

6-minute walk

Public restrooms are available at the tourist information center along the Omotesando Shopping Arcade. Rest areas are also available and the staff will assist in touring the island.
Puchi-Heike

1-minute walk

A quaint restaurant that serves local favorites, Anago-Meshi (Conger Eel Bowl) and grilled oysters.
Fujino teahouse

1-minute walk

A café located directly next door to Shiomachi-an.
Mato-chan

1-minute walk

Tucked away in an alleyway, Matochan serves Hiroshima-Style Okonomiyaki and is a local favorite.
Tsuda Liquor Shop

1-minute walk

Located across the street from Daiganji, you can purchase a variety of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.
Café Miyaji

1-minute walk

A stylish local café.
Yamane Shop

1-minute walk

A popular shop serving grilled oysters
Miyajima ‘Miyajimarine’ Aquarium

5-minute walk

Including the aquarium mascot, the Finless Porpoise, this aquarium exhibits 350 species, mainly focusing on species found in and around the Seto-Inland Sea. Included are also Penguin and sea lion exhibits.
Sumiregusa

1-minute walk
Sankodo

1-minute walk