Kishina Station × Accommodation with Tatami Japanese-Style RoomRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

Takehara, located along the coast of the Seto Inland Sea, flourished as one of Japan's leading salt production areas since the Edo period. By the Taisho era, it boasted 26 sake breweries thanks to its prosperity from salt. The people of that time competed to build many remarkable structures, creating a beautiful townscape that still retains its historical charm today. Known as "Little Kyoto of Aki," Takehara has been designated as a Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings by the Japanese government.Nestled seamlessly within this historic townscape is NIPPONIA Hotel Takehara Saltworks Town. As a dispersed hotel with buildings scattered throughout the area, including a former bank and former restaurant, each structure has been carefully restored to respect its historical background while providing modern comfort. This creates an extraordinary space where you can experience timeless richness.For dining, we offer dishes crafted with local ingredients such as seafood and citrus nurtured by Setouchi's mild climate and various salts differing in flavor depending on their production method or origin. Pair these with sake from three long-established breweries with over 150 years of history to indulge in an exquisite culinary journey.Conveniently located for visits to Okunoshima Island, Shimanami Kaido cycling route, and Onomichi sightseeing spots, immerse yourself in the history and culture alive in this area while savoring salt, sake, and delicacies unique to Setouchi that continue to be cherished today.

A vast Japanese garden that reflects the beauty of every season and the rare radioactive cold mineral spring, “Yusaka Onsen,” gently restore body and mind. Enjoy kaiseki cuisine carefully prepared with seasonal Setouchi ingredients, for a warm, nostalgic stay. Timeless charm and heartfelt hospitality bring comfort to an adult getaway.

An open-air Onsen ranked No.1 for two consecutive years in the "Scenic Beauty" category of the Onsen Grand Prix, paired with exquisite cuisine recognized for seven consecutive years in the "Gourmet" category. Savor the delicate sweetness of natural sea bream nurtured by swift currents, and immerse yourself in the tranquility of island time. A special retreat accessible only by boat, offering unparalleled views of the sea and sky.

A resort island where you can be soothed by rabbits on a small island floating in the Seto Inland Sea. The only Property on Okunoshima, where no private vehicles are allowed, is Kyukamura, a wild paradise with over 900 rabbits hopping around. After enjoying island activities, relax in the natural radon Onsen overlooking the Seto Inland Sea. For dinner, we offer a local buffet featuring seasonal delicacies from the mountains and sea, such as oysters, octopus, and Hiroshima beef. Enjoy plenty of unique activities only available at Kyukamura. Every night, join the sea firefly observation event and be mesmerized by their mysterious glow.

This property is renowned for its dinner featuring the bounties of the Setouchi Sea. Located in the heart of the Shimanami Kaido, near the Oyamazumi Shrine on Omishima Island, it is surrounded by unique dining establishments and facilities. Guests can relax in traditional Japanese tatami rooms, all equipped with WiFi. Additionally, at the marine spa facility 'Mare Gracia Omishima,' visitors can enjoy high moisturizing effects, antibacterial properties, and muscle relaxation, providing a soothing experience for both mind and body. Dinner is served in private rooms, offering kaiseki cuisine highly regarded in the local area.

Stay at a café on the approach to the Iyo Ichinomiya Oyamazumi Shrine, located in Omishima, the heart of the Shimanami Kaido! This guesthouse features five Rooms of different types, catering to a wide range of needs from families, couples, solo travelers, to groups. The surrounding area offers stunning Setouchi scenery and sunsets at Miyoura Port Pier, as well as attractions like a craft beer brewery, winery, and creative izakayas, making it one of the best spots along the Shimanami Kaido for food and drink experiences. It's also an ideal base for short cycling trips, museum visits, or exploring the Tobishima and Yumesima Kaido routes.