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Sakuraya, Hotel Makoto, Seaside Hotel, Mikuniya: Miyajima Inns
Besides the big ryokan, Miyajima has a handful of smaller places to stay. Four on the island are oft
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Besides the big ryokan, Miyajima has a handful of smaller places to stay. Four on the island are oft
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Yes, Miyajima works well as a day trip. From Hiroshima Station the island is about an hour away by t
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Hotel Miyajima Villa is a small modern hotel right by the Miyajima ferry pier, run by the group behi
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Miyajima Grand Hotel Arimoto is the large hotel-ryokan three minutes' walk from Itsukushima Shrine,
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Iwaso is the historic ryokan in the Momijidani maple valley, directly behind Itsukushima Shrine: fou
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Miyajima after dark is a different island from Miyajima at noon. The Great Torii, Itsukushima Shrine
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Hiroshima Prefecture produces about six out of every ten oysters farmed in Japan (61.5% in 2022, by
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There are hot springs on Miyajima, but fewer than most visitors expect. Only three inns on the islan
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Kinsuikan is a ryokan on the Miyajima waterfront, a few minutes' walk from both the ferry pier and I
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On the morning of 20 May 2026, the Reikado Hall near the summit of Mount Misen on Miyajima burned to
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Miyajimaguchi is the ferry port on the mainland side of Miyajima, in Hatsukaichi city about 20 km so
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You have three places to sleep when you visit Miyajima: on the island itself (about 23 inns, ryokan,
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Getting from Osaka to Miyajima takes about 2 hours 15 minutes door to door: Nozomi shinkansen from S
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Miyajima, home to the World Heritage-listed Itsukushima Shrine, offers a diverse range of accommodat
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Miyajima reveals a completely different character with each passing season. Spring brings cherry blo