Jindai Station (Yamaguchi Prefecture) × Recommended Hotel·Ryokan

Located on the third largest island in the Seto Inland Sea, often referred to as the "Hawaii of Setouchi," this island has been gaining attention in recent media. This Property is a renovated guesthouse that retains a slightly retro feel, originally built as a Showa-era retreat. It can accommodate from one person up to a maximum of 28 guests. Tent stays are also available, allowing you to use it like a campsite.The Property offers two types of Rooms: four twin Rooms and two dormitories (up to 16 guests). The kitchen, living room, bath, and toilets are shared. Whether you're traveling solo, as a couple, with family, or in a group for training camps, the combinations are endless. Many cyclists and bikers also choose to stay here. There are various ways to spend your time and enjoy your stay. Relax in the spacious lawn garden while gazing at the sea, or have fun with friends over a BBQ or campfire. You can also bring your own ingredients and cook in the shared kitchen. On clear nights, you'll be treated to a sky full of stars. Enjoy the barrel sauna and experience an outdoor cool-down while stargazing—something you might not easily find in the city. Guests staying at the Property can also enjoy free access to the affiliated Ryuzaki Onsen.The Property is conveniently located about an hour from Iwakuni Station and Iwakuni Kintaikyo Airport. We are seeing an increasing number of guests from the Tokyo area. There is also a ferry from Matsuyama, Ehime, making it an interesting option to include a boat trip in your journey. For more details, please check our website or Instagram. Feel free to contact us anytime if you're interested. We look forward to welcoming you!

In the Edo period, Hikoemon Fujii introduced citrus cultivation to Suo-Oshima. We turned the former grounds of his residence into a lemon grove and renovated three traditional Japanese houses into private, whole-house rental Accommodation. Rather than demolishing them because they had aged, we have restored them as Accommodation to carry the region’s history and culture into the future. The Main House, Annex Saezuri, and Detached House WithDogs—these three traditional homes have been reborn as an Accommodation where the island’s “past” and “present” come together, preserving Hikoemon Fujii’s legacy for generations to come. Surrounded by historic homes that still retain their original charm and a citrus grove on the former estate grounds, please relax and enjoy unhurried island time while reflecting on the lives of those who came before.

Suo-Oshima, Yamaguchi Prefecture. Quietly nestled in a Setouchi townscape, WAKUSUI is an Accommodation limited to one group per day. Beyond the wooden gate lies a cozy traditional home where families with children can relax and take their time. This 150+ year-old kominka has been carefully restored—authentic materials and a historic setting nurture children’s senses, while adults find nostalgia and gentle healing that slowly eases the mind. Preserving the original beams and posts, we thoughtfully designed the space with naguri-finished flooring and kumiko woodwork, filled with “the beauty of Japan we want our children to experience.” As an entire-house rental for up to 10 guests—with a kids’ Room and even a hidden Room—you can enjoy your stay without worrying about anyone else, like an old-fashioned extended family with grandparents, parents, and children together. A kominka is a warm place where people gather and connect. We welcome you naturally—just like home.