Around Shimonoseki City Art Museum × Recommended Hotel·Ryokan

Grand opening on March 4, 2018. All 32 Rooms feature semi-open-air baths with ocean views. Sleep to the sound of waves and wake up to the sound of waves. When you open the window, a gentle breeze carrying a hint of the sea flows in... Enjoy a moment of tranquility away from the hustle and bustle of daily life. We look forward to welcoming you.

Located near the Kanmon Strait, this Ryokan offers fresh seafood cuisine. Notably, the specialty fugu dishes available year-round are a highlight. The seawater salt bath drawn from the strait's seabed and the view of the Kanmon Strait from the Room are also popular. Additionally, the interior exudes an exotic atmosphere, including a tea room featuring the throne used by the emperor in the movie "The Last Emperor," adding to its charm.

A Property overlooking the historic Kanmon Strait offers a comfortable space with the sound of ship whistles and the scent of the sea. We welcome you with seasonal dishes such as Shimonoseki's famous tiger pufferfish, sea urchin, whale, monkfish, and Shimonoseki Kitaura Tokutoi squid. Rooms include spacious twin Rooms and Japanese-style Rooms, with barrier-free options available. At the restaurant, you can enjoy your meal while admiring the beautiful Kanmon Strait. Additionally, the large public bath provides relaxation with an indoor bath using Komyo stone.

Located at the foot of a mountain in Setonaikai National Park, Manjuso. The entire facility is designed to emphasize views of the Kanmon Strait, with features such as a fully glass-walled restaurant, Rooms, and baths offering panoramic views of the Kanmon Strait. Meals prepared with seasonal local ingredients and convenient access to tourist attractions are also appealing.

At this property, you can enjoy authentic Shimonoseki fugu, with unlimited draft beer and soft-serve ice cream available in the lobby. From the 23-tatami Western-style twin room, you can view the Kanmon Strait and the illuminated Kanmon Bridge while relaxing on the sofa. Relieve your daily fatigue with the onsen using Komei stone. The dishes are prepared by professional chefs using carefully selected seasonal ingredients.

Established in the fourth year of the Meiji era. A renowned Ryokan in the castle town of Chofu, once serving the Mori clan and visited by figures such as Takasugi Shinsaku, Nogi Maresuke, and Osaragi Jiro. Please enjoy the traditional flavors cultivated by history.

A bookstore is most captivating at night. From 9:00 PM to 5:00 AM, you can freely enjoy the bookstore on the 1st and 2nd floors—“The Night Bookstore” is an experience only a “bookstore you can stay in” can offer.After checking in at the Hotel reception and heading down to the floors below, you’ll find yourself in what feels like another world. It’s the same place as during the day, yet wrapped in a completely different atmosphere. Under softly lit lights, wander between the shelves and look forward to encounters you’ve never had before.You spot a title that catches your eye and gently reach out for it. At The Night Bookstore, you can also choose from a variety of comfortable reading spots. And of course—because it’s a bookstore—you might even take home a book so you won’t forget what you found here.We invite everyone to enjoy this special nighttime bookstore experience.

Enjoy a panoramic view of the breathtaking Kanmon Strait! From the Taisho era to Reiwa, experience a nostalgic stay that blends traditional and modern Japanese aesthetics. We offer a unique lodging experience in a restored over-century-old traditional Japanese house. During the day, relax on the terrace and feel the breeze of the Kanmon Strait, and at night, enjoy the illuminated Kanmon Bridge's night view from the private bath in your room. Our two rooms, "Ruri" and "Aoi," offer stunning views of the Kanmon Strait and showcase the traditional beauty of Japanese architecture. Additionally, the Property is conveniently located near the center of Shimonoseki. At Karato Market, where the Sea of Japan meets the Seto Inland Sea, you can indulge in freshly caught seafood at various restaurants offering both Japanese and Western cuisine.