Miyahama Onsen Sekitei

It's one step beyond being moved to tears. Itsukushima and the mountain ranges of the mainland spread out, as if embracing the calm Seto Bay. This sense of peace is not found anywhere else, even in the Seto Inland Sea. For ancient fishermen, the sea with white waves was an exciting stage, but before going out to the open sea and after returning from the open sea, this place on Itsukushima was a place of peace, healing and regeneration. Anyone who has seen tourist sites all over Japan and the world will say that there is no better place in the world. I strolled from the ferry to Miyajima. I climbed the stone steps on the cliff of Yogayama, a small hill in front of the pier. A small deer slowly led the way ahead. I followed the deer. I just walked slowly, aimlessly through the town and the coast. The forest, man-made nature, old buildings and towns are dignified and peaceful, and the information density is high. Each young pine tree and each stone step is beautiful. However, Miyajima is the perfect place to just hang out and stay. This room has the best view, overlooking the ocean on the second floor in the center of Sekitei. The small room, about 8 tatami mats in size, and the counter and bath facing the garden create a unique feeling of comfort. Check-in at the inn is at 3:00 p.m., check-out is at 11:00 a.m.

Itsukushima and the mainland mountains spread out, enveloping the calm Setonoura Bay. Tears are one step away from being moving. This sense of peace is not found anywhere else, even in the Seto Inland Sea. For ancient fishermen, the sea with white waves was an exciting stage, but before going out to the open sea and after returning from the open sea, Itsukushima was a place of peace, healing and regeneration. Anyone who has seen tourist sites all over Japan and the world would say that there is no better place in the world. I strolled from the ferry to Miyajima. I climbed the stone steps on the cliff of Yogayama, a small hill in front of the pier. A small deer slowly led the way ahead. I followed the deer. I just walked slowly, aimlessly through the town and the coast. The forest, man-made nature, old buildings and towns are dignified and peaceful, and the information density is high. Each young pine tree and each stone step is beautiful. However, Miyajima is a great place to just hang out and stay. The smallest room in the annex. However, this room contains my favorite Mogensen sofa and Larsen Elizabeth chair. Both are silver and vermilion, giving them a lustrous shine. The small room adjacent to the bathroom through the window is also designed with a meaningful meaning. My favorite thing is the small study with an antique drawer hidden behind a sliding paper screen. I wonder why things like this aren't commonly reproduced. Check-in at the inn is at 3:00 p.m. and check-out is at 11:00 a.m.

It's one step beyond being moved to tears. Itsukushima and the mountain ranges of the mainland spread out, as if embracing the calm Seto Bay. This sense of peace is not found anywhere else, even in the Seto Inland Sea. For ancient fishermen, the sea with white waves was an exciting stage, but before going out to the open sea and after returning from the open sea, this place on Itsukushima was a place of peace, healing and regeneration. Anyone who has seen tourist sites all over Japan and the world will say that there is no better place in the world. I strolled from the ferry to Miyajima. I climbed the stone steps on the cliff of Yogayama, a small hill in front of the pier. A small deer slowly led the way ahead. I followed the deer. I just walked slowly, aimlessly through the town and the coast. The forest, man-made nature, old buildings and towns are dignified and peaceful, and the information density is high. Each young pine tree and each stone step is beautiful. However, Miyajima is a great place to just wander around and stay. This gazebo is covered in cherry blossoms at the western end of the garden. Adjacent to the small waiting room is the living room and a low, cave-like bedroom, followed by a treehouse-like bathroom on the second floor. Check-in at the inn is at 3pm and check-out is at 11am.

It's one step beyond being moved to tears. Itsukushima and the mountain ranges of the mainland spread out, as if embracing the calm of Setonoura Bay. There is no other place like this, even in the Seto Inland Sea. For ancient fishermen, the sea with its white waves was an exciting stage, but before going out to the open sea and after returning from the open sea, this place on Itsukushima was a place of peace, healing and regeneration. I disembarked from the ferry and strolled around Miyajima. I climbed the stone steps of the cliff of Yogayama, a small hill in front of the pier. A small deer slowly led the way ahead. I followed the deer. I simply walked slowly, aimlessly through the town and the coast. The forest, man-made nature, old architecture and town are dignified and peaceful, and the information density is high. Each young pine tree and each stone step is beautiful. But Miyajima is the perfect place to just wander and stay. If you sit in the rocking chair in front of the low counter by the window in this room, you will likely find yourself chasing the clouds without even realizing it. The picture book I picked out to place next to the chair was a picture book of clouds with a poem by Miyazawa Kenji. It's worn out now, but I've repaired it many times and it's still a book I have today. Check-in is at 3pm and check-out is at 11am.

It's one step beyond being moved to tears. Itsukushima and the mountain ranges of the mainland spread out, as if embracing the calm Seto Bay. This sense of peace is not found anywhere else, even in the Seto Inland Sea. For ancient fishermen, the sea with white waves was an exciting stage, but before going out to the open sea and after returning from the open sea, this place on Itsukushima was a place of peace, healing and regeneration. Anyone who has seen tourist sites all over Japan and the world will say that there is no better place in the world. I strolled from the ferry to Miyajima. I climbed the stone steps on the cliff of Yogayama, a small hill in front of the pier. A small deer slowly led the way ahead. I followed the deer. I just walked slowly, aimlessly through the town and the coast. The forest, man-made nature, old buildings and towns are dignified and peaceful, and the information density is high. Each young pine tree and each stone step is beautiful. However, Miyajima is the perfect place to just hang out and stay. The gently curving veranda accentuates the room's elegance. Stretch your legs in the low Sekitei Cube Chairs in this spacious 10-tatami room with two rooms, and take in the refreshing views of the pine tree in the center of the garden and the circulating water of the pond. This elegant room is also known as the Moon Viewing Room. An objets d'art by Kimura Shigeyuki is dimly lit in the bay window in the plastered wall of the bath at the back. Check-in is 3:00 p.m. and check-out is at 11:00 a.m.

It's one step beyond being moved to tears. Itsukushima and the mountain ranges of the mainland spread out, as if embracing the calm Seto Bay. This sense of peace is not found anywhere else, even in the Seto Inland Sea. For ancient fishermen, the sea with white waves was an exciting stage, but before going out to the open sea and after returning from the open sea, this place on Itsukushima was a place of peace, healing and regeneration. Anyone who has seen tourist sites all over Japan and the world will say that there is no better place in the world. I strolled from the ferry to Miyajima. I climbed the stone steps on the cliff of Yogayama, a small hill in front of the pier. A small deer slowly led the way ahead. I followed the deer. I just walked slowly, aimlessly through the town and the coast. The forest, man-made nature, old buildings and towns are dignified and peaceful, and the information density is high. Each young pine tree and each stone step is beautiful. However, Miyajima is a great place to just hang out and stay. This was the first room we tried out when we renovated the guest rooms at Sekitei. We will incorporate what worked well here into the other rooms, but in the end, they never get better than this one. Please enjoy these thoughtful touches, such as the small study-style room overlooking the garden, the view of the garden from the dimly lit tatami room in the back, and the semi-open-air bath on the second floor. Check-in is at 3pm and check-out is at 11am.

Itsukushima and the mountain ranges of the mainland spread out, as if embracing the calm of Setonoura Bay. This sense of tranquility is not found anywhere else, even in the Seto Inland Sea. For ancient fishermen, the sea with its white waves was an exciting stage, but before setting out to sea and after returning from the open sea, this place on Itsukushima was a place of peace, healing and regeneration. I disembarked on Miyajima from the ferry and strolled around. I climbed the stone steps of the cliff of Yogayama, a small mountain in front of the pier. A small deer slowly led the way ahead. I followed the deer. I simply walked aimlessly through the town and the coast. The forest, man-made nature, ancient architecture and town are dignified and peaceful, and the information density is high. Each young pine tree and each stone step is beautiful. But Miyajima is the perfect place to just wander and stay. This spacious room on the second floor has small partitioned chaise lounges lined up. This is the only room from which you can see Miyajima and the surrounding islands of Seto Inland Sea. Overlooking the quiet, calm sea, the view is so beautiful you'll want to just doze off without doing anything else. Check-in is 3:00pm and check-out is 11:00am.

It's one step beyond being moved to tears. Itsukushima and the mountain ranges of the mainland spread out, as if embracing the calm Seto Bay. This sense of peace is not found anywhere else, even in the Seto Inland Sea. For ancient fishermen, the sea with white waves was an exciting stage, but before going out to the open sea and after returning from the open sea, this place on Itsukushima was a place of peace, healing and regeneration. Anyone who has seen tourist sites all over Japan and the world will say that there is no better place in the world. I strolled from the ferry to Miyajima. I climbed the stone steps on the cliff of Yogayama, a small hill in front of the pier. A small deer slowly led the way ahead. I followed the deer. I just walked slowly, aimlessly through the town and the coast. The forest, man-made nature, old buildings and towns are dignified and peaceful, and the information density is high. Each young pine tree and each stone step is beautiful. However, Miyajima is the perfect place to just hang out and stay. The room is built on stilts jutting out into the garden. There are 43 tatami mats, and as its name suggests, it is a large room with a wide window that looks out onto the garden. A silhouette picture in the tokonoma depicts the pine tree that once reigned over the center of the garden. Check-in is at 3pm and check-out is at 11am.

It's one step beyond being moved to tears. Itsukushima and the mountain ranges of the mainland spread out, as if embracing the calm of Setonoura Bay. There is no other place like this, even in the Seto Inland Sea. For ancient fishermen, the sea with its white waves was an exciting stage, but before going out to the open sea and after returning from the open sea, this place on Itsukushima was a place of peace, healing and regeneration. I disembarked from the ferry and strolled around Miyajima. I climbed the stone steps of the cliff of Yogayama, a small hill in front of the pier. A small deer slowly led the way ahead. I followed the deer. I simply walked slowly, aimlessly through the town and the coast. The forest, man-made nature, old architecture and town are dignified and peaceful, and the information density is high. Each young pine tree and each stone step is beautiful. But Miyajima is the perfect place to just wander and stay. This gazebo is hidden behind the detached building. The building has a large private open-air bath. It has evolved into a palm-sized, comfortable room that will make you wish you could relax in a room like this! Check-in at the inn is from 3:00 p.m. and check-out is at 11:00 a.m.

It's one step beyond being moved to tears. Itsukushima and the mountain ranges of the mainland spread out, as if embracing the calm Seto Bay. This sense of peace is not found anywhere else, even in the Seto Inland Sea. For ancient fishermen, the sea with white waves was an exciting stage, but before going out to the open sea and after returning from the open sea, this place on Itsukushima was a place of peace, healing and regeneration. Anyone who has seen tourist sites all over Japan and the world will say that there is no better place in the world. I strolled from the ferry to Miyajima. I climbed the stone steps on the cliff of Yogayama, a small hill in front of the pier. A small deer slowly led the way ahead. I followed the deer. I just walked slowly, aimlessly through the town and the coast. The forest, man-made nature, old buildings and towns are dignified and peaceful, and the information density is high. Each young pine tree and each stone step is beautiful. However, Miyajima is a great place to just hang out and stay. You can sit at the bay window and feed the carp in the pond. At the back of the room from which you can admire the garden is a quiet teahouse-style bedroom. On the second floor there is a hideaway overlooking the sea. Check-in is at 3pm and check-out is at 11am.

It's one step beyond being moved to tears. Itsukushima and the mountain ranges of the mainland spread out, as if embracing the calm Seto Bay. This sense of peace is not found anywhere else, even in the Seto Inland Sea. For ancient fishermen, the sea with white waves was an exciting stage, but before going out to the open sea and after returning from the open sea, this place on Itsukushima was a place of peace, healing and regeneration. Anyone who has seen tourist sites all over Japan and the world will say that there is no better place in the world. I strolled from the ferry to Miyajima. I climbed the stone steps on the cliff of Yogayama, a small hill in front of the pier. A small deer slowly led the way ahead. I followed the deer. I just walked slowly, aimlessly through the town and the coast. The forest, man-made nature, old buildings and towns are dignified and peaceful, and the information density is high. Each young pine tree and each stone step is beautiful. However, Miyajima is a great place to just hang out and stay. It is a large room with a wisteria trellis opposite the Taikan. There are 10-tatami mat, 8-tatami mat, and 8-tatami mat living rooms, a tatami corridor, two toilets, a large bathroom (shower surrounded by rocks) and a washbasin. The low edge of the garden is used to create a slightly dark atmosphere. There is a borrowed view of Miyajima from the stone pavilion, the sea side overlooking Miyajima, and the towering rocky mountains behind it, but if you step out into the garden from the terrace of your room for a stroll, you can immediately enjoy the beautiful borrowed view. Check-in is at 3:00 p.m. and check-out is at 11:00 a.m.

It's one step beyond being moved to tears. Itsukushima and the mountain ranges of the mainland spread out, as if embracing the calm Seto Bay. This sense of peace is not found anywhere else, even in the Seto Inland Sea. For ancient fishermen, the sea with white waves was an exciting stage, but before going out to the open sea and after returning from the open sea, this place on Itsukushima was a place of peace, healing and regeneration. Anyone who has seen tourist sites all over Japan and the world will say that there is no better place in the world. I strolled from the ferry to Miyajima. I climbed the stone steps on the cliff of Yogayama, a small hill in front of the pier. A small deer slowly led the way ahead. I followed the deer. I just walked slowly, aimlessly through the town and the coast. The forest, man-made nature, old buildings and towns are dignified and peaceful, and the information density is high. Each young pine tree and each stone step is beautiful. However, Miyajima is a great place to just hang out and stay. Enjoy your meal while admiring the garden, relax in a secluded two-story room on the first floor with a small courtyard garden, and relax in the bathroom on the second floor with a great view. We have prepared a room with all three of these features. It's about 90m2. Check-in is at 3pm and check-out is at 11am.