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The exterior of the traditional Japanese folk house showcases a serene evening setting. Soft lighting illuminates the structure, highlighting the wooden framework and expansive windows. A red parasol is positioned over a low table in the garden, surrounded by greenery.
Home in Hiroshima
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 242 reviews

Pure Japanese style traditional House Entire house

This is one of the few remaining pure Japanese-style shoin-zukuri buildings in Hiroshima City, built 75 years ago, shortly after the war.Just a stone's throw from the main street, in a quiet setting, this small but charming property features a Japanese-style garden where you can relax and unwind. Some of the items on display at the Dance House, such as a vase partially melted by the heat from the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima on 6 August 1945 and photographs from around 100 years ago, are only kept there. The fittings and glass date back over 70 years to that era, and the two gardens, the hearth, and the study, in particular, capture the atmosphere of a traditional Japanese home. At present, these items can only be obtained by placing an order with a select group of craftspeople. Of the five rooms, three are tatami-mat rooms; please sleep on the tatami mats with your futon on top at bedtime. Located in Minami-ku, Hiroshima City, and accessible by a single tram ride within the city. From the nearest tram stop ①, it takes about 20 minutes to get to Hiroshima Station. From the nearest tram stop (②), you can reach the Peace Memorial Park and the Atomic Bomb Dome, as well as the city centre, in around 20–30 minutes. The taxi journey takes around 10 minutes. You'll find everything you need for daily living right in the neighbourhood at the large Youme Town Hiroshima shopping centre. Convenience stores (7-Eleven, FamilyMart), eateries (okonomiyaki, ramen, sushi, yakiniku, waffles, bakery, etc.), and more are all within walking distance.

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A traditional stone lantern stands amidst lush green moss and carefully arranged pebbles in the courtyard. Soft greenery surrounds the rock formations, creating a serene atmosphere that complements the view of the glass doors leading to the living area.
Hut in Hatsukaichi
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 482 reviews

Kominka in Miyajima that warms the heart

Guest House Kokoro is located one block from Miyajima's Machiya-dori Street.  When you pass through the warm curtain at the entrance, you are guided to the courtyard by stepping stones, with bamboo walls reminiscent of a Kyoto row house restaurant. The courtyard is also beautifully balanced with white marble and gravel, contributing to the calm atmosphere. There are glass doors in the living room that allow you to see the courtyard.  The building is only for guests to stay in through the garden, so there is no need to worry about anyone. From the outside, it is an ordinary private house, but when you step inside, it has a different atmosphere, which is part of the charm of the inn. I heard that the previous owner has always loved gardening and had a wide range of hobbies. However, as I mentioned at the beginning, I didn't intend to start an inn at first, so there is no bath facility (there is a shower). However, you can use the nearby inns as an outdoor bath. The first floor is a living room, and the second floor is a two-room Japanese-style bedroom, and up to 6 people can stay comfortably.  In the courtyard, there is a white stone character "kokoro" (heart) inscribed in the gravel. It was made by the gardener a long time ago for fun, and it is the origin of the name of the inn. He said he wants to welcome people with all his heart and help them relax and enjoy their stay.

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Home in Hatsukaichi
5 out of 5 average rating, 4 reviews

Shinwa Miyajima 'A': Staying in the Stillness of Miyajima

A private rental accommodation not far from the centre of Miyajima, surrounded by a garden and soft light. After sightseeing in Miyajima, why not enjoy a bit of quiet time? Built in 1885, this traditional kominka house has stood for over a century, and it still retains the same timeless tranquillity today. Time spent looking out over the garden, bathed in light. A moment of doing nothing is the greatest luxury at this inn. [Space] A space that preserves the beams and materials of a traditional kominka house while adding a modern sense of tranquillity.Daylight during the day, and time to look out over the garden at night. Please turn off the TV and sit down for a little while. Time passes slowly—that's how life is at this inn. [Our Premium Futons] ◆ The mattress used is a 'France BeD/BresAir ExtraLise' ◆ 'Airweave' futons used on the floor [Location] ◆ Prime location within a 5-minute walk from Miyajima Pier, with excellent access to the Peace Memorial Cruise Route Note ◆ This facility will be unmanned. ◆ Meals and groceries are not provided (please note that shops close early in the evening in Miyajima). ◆ Smoking is prohibited throughout the facility (if smoking is detected, a cleaning fee will be charged). ◆ Pets are not allowed.

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Home in Hatsukaichi
4.89 out of 5 average rating, 9 reviews

[No dinner plan] Miyajima Tomboan, a private inn on Miyajima Island for one group per day

"Miyajima Tonboan" is a detached house accommodation that is perfect for families and groups, with a maximum capacity of 6 people and limited to one group per day, where you can enjoy a holiday villa experience. It is located in one of Japan's three most scenic spots, a 3-minute walk from the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Itsukushima Shrine, and close to Momijidani Park and the cable car, making it ideal for those who enjoy walking in the park or hiking. The Japanese-style bedroom (2nd floor) and modern dining room (1st floor) combine Japanese style with comfort. You can feel the Japanese atmosphere with Japanese modern art by an artist from Hiroshima Prefecture and Japanese essential oils for each season. In addition to the lettering work by the artist Haruto Adachi, who worked on the front frame of Itsukushima Shrine, the "24 Shokiki" (24 types) essential oils used in the rooms are displayed and sold in the adjoining community space. ※ Staff are present in the adjoining community space during the day (10:00-17:00). If you have any questions about the facilities or Miyajima, please feel free to ask. Check-in: from 3:00 pm Check-out: 10:00 ※ It is unmanned and uses a smart lock

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A spacious entryway is showcased with wooden beams and traditional sliding doors leading to a dining area. A staircase is visible on the left, and unique light fixtures illuminate the space. The interior blends traditional design with modern elements, creating a welcoming atmosphere.
Home in Hatsukaichi
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 76 reviews

[P-STAY Miyajima Hanada] Within walking distance of the Great Torii Gate

[Check-in instructions] This property offers contactless self check-in using a tablet. Please check your email after your booking is confirmed for more details. ※We will send you an email with the check-in method on the day of check-in※ It is an old private house for rent on Miyajima Island. This is an accommodation facility where you can enjoy a private space. When you open the entrance door, there is a large, modern Japanese-style earthen floor entrance, where you can easily place large luggage. There is a kitchen on the ground floor, so you can enjoy cooking. There is a dining table for 6 people. The bathroom, washing machine, washbasin, and toilet are also on the first floor. There is no bathtub, but there are three showers, and if there are a large number of guests, three people can shower at the same time ♪ There are four double beds on the second floor. We have two spare single futons available for you to use. Up to 10 people can stay! The entire island, centred around Itsukushima Shrine, is a World Heritage Site, and we hope you will experience a relaxing and peaceful time in Miyajima, which is lined with buildings that exude history.

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Rental unit in Hatsukaichi
4.86 out of 5 average rating, 513 reviews

b hotel Shikunienso, Family Apartment 101

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Home in Hatsukaichi
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 15 reviews

SO Miyajima home | 4 min walk | Hearth & sky bath

SORAIRO Miyajima is a renovated traditional house on Miyajima Island, just a 4-minute walk from the pier. Blending Japanese warmth with modern comfort, it’s an ideal base to explore Itsukushima Shrine. The semi-open-air bath beneath the blue sky reflects the spirit behind the name “SORAIRO.” Enjoy a calm stay where tradition meets simple, modern design. [Special Rates] 2+ nights: 10% 7+ nights: 15% 14+ nights: 20% ********* [Check-in] Contactless self check-in via tablet. Details in email.

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A traditional Japanese bedroom features two futons laid on tatami flooring, with a wooden table placed in front of a window. Shuttered panels allow soft light to touch the space, highlighting the room's minimalist design and natural elements.
Home in Hatsukaichi
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 50 reviews

Large house in quiet neighborhood near Miyajima

A large traditional Japanese style house. Great access to all must-visit destinations in Hiroshima area such as Miyajima, Hiroshima Peace Park, and Iwakuni Kin-tai-Kyo bridge. It sits as a peaceful traditional Japanese style home featuring a large kitchen and two traditional tatami rooms with futons as bedrooms for the guests to enjoy a true Japanese experience. Guests can wind-down and relax at the house after busy day. Please drive with caution as streets around the house are narrow.

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The entrance features a stone pathway leading through a decorative gate surrounded by lush greenery. A tall pine tree adds to the natural charm, while subtle decorations near the entrance create an inviting atmosphere. The two-story structure is visible in the background.
Hut in Hatsukaichi
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 930 reviews

RARE!! Near MIYAJIMA Traditional Japanese house

This house has been used by TV commercial and TV program! There is free car parking. It is convenient to go to MIYAJIMA and the central of Hiroshima You can try traditional Japanese living! My house is beside super market,near big shopping mall and ONSEN!! You can cook in my house. It is very useful for vegetarian and vegan. It has 2 Japanese style rooms and living room. 5 persons can stay. It has TV, refrigerator,air conditioner,micro wave,FUTONE,YUKATA,Wifi,bathtowel,KOTATSU (winter)

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Home in Hatsukaichi
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 134 reviews

67 m² / Miyajima / Itsukushima Shrine 9 min

Our house is located on Miyajima, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This historic townhouse was fully renovated in 2025 and opened as a private whole-house stay. Excellent access to major spots: ・Miyajima Ferry Terminal: 5-minute walk ・Omotesando Shopping Street: 3-minute walk ・Great Torii Gate & Itsukushima Shrine: 9-minute walk The home keeps its traditional charm while offering modern comfort, with high-speed Wi-Fi, a full kitchen, and a large washer-dryer. Long-stay discounts available.

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Home in Hatsukaichi
5 out of 5 average rating, 18 reviews

Itsuki: Walk to Miyajima port, sleeps 16

Enjoy a luxurious stay at this private villa in Miyajimaguchi, just a 3-minute walk from JR Miyajimaguchi Station and close to the ferry terminal for Miyajima and Itsukushima Shrine. With easy direct access to central Hiroshima, including the Atomic Bomb Dome and Peace Memorial Park, it is an ideal base for sightseeing. Blending peaceful design with quality interiors, the spacious home is perfect for families and groups to relax in comfort. *Located on the mainland, not on Miyajima Island.

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Flat in Hatsukaichi
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 45 reviews

b hotel Miyajima Omotesando- Sacred Island Stay 31

Welcome to our hotel on Miyajima, the sacred island of Itsukushima Shrine. Step outside and you’re in the lively shopping street—the heart of Miyajima—lined with souvenir shops and eateries serving grilled oysters and momiji manju. Our hotel is the perfect base for sightseeing: Itsukushima Shrine and its iconic floating torii are within walking distance, and a ropeway ride offers breathtaking Seto Inland Sea views from Mt. Misen. Experience the charm and spirit of Miyajima with us.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Where is Itsukushima located?

    Itsukushima is an island located in Hiroshima Prefecture, known for its historic shrine and natural scenery. It is near major transportation routes connecting the region to Hiroshima city and the surrounding coastal areas.

  • When is the best time to visit Itsukushima?

    Late spring and autumn are frequently suggested for comfortable weather and distinct seasonal colors on Itsukushima. Summer has lively festivals and warmer temperatures, while winter see quieter paths and cooler air.

  • What are some things to do near Itsukushima?

    Visitors often explore the striking Itsukushima Shrine, stroll through traditional shopping streets, and enjoy local specialties. Outdoor activities like hiking on Mount Misen and taking in sea views are also frequently suggested.

  • How is the weather near Itsukushima?

    Itsukushima experiences mild winters with temperatures around 36–52°F (2–11°C) and warmer summers near 75–91°F (24–33°C). Rain is more frequent from late spring through summer, so lightweight waterproof layers are often suggested.