Minshuku Kamada, located on Miyajima, is a private, one-group-per-day accommodation offering peaceful views of the Seto Inland Sea. In this exclusive space, you can relax as if staying in your own private villa. All guest rooms are traditional tatami-mat rooms, allowing you to experience the atmosphere of a typical Japanese home while enjoying a calm and comfortable stay. The location is highly convenient — only a 2-minute walk from Miyajima Pier, 6 minutes from Omotesando Shopping Street, and 11 minutes from the World Heritage Site Itsukushima Shrine. We also provide luggage storage before check-in and after check-out, as well as bicycle rentals, making it a perfect base for sightseeing. With the concept of “Stay as if you live here”, Minshuku Kamada offers a special experience on Miyajima. Ideal for family trips, groups of friends, or special occasions.

We are a small family-run guesthouse in Miyajima. While Miyajima is famous as a tourist destination, we hope our guests can enjoy the island like a local and experience its quiet atmosphere beyond the main sightseeing spots. We are happy to share local recommendations, hidden spots, restaurants, and peaceful walking areas around the island. We hope you will enjoy not only Itsukushima Shrine, but also the nature and everyday life of Miyajima. Our guesthouse is not a luxury hotel, but we value a warm, relaxed, and home-like atmosphere. We look forward to welcoming guests who would like to enjoy a slower and more authentic stay in Miyajima.

Minshuku Kamada is located on Miyajima, home to the UNESCO World Heritage Site Itsukushima Shrine. Many attractions and walking spots are within easy reach, making it an ideal base for sightseeing. Itsukushima Shrine (approx. 11 min walk) Famous for its iconic “floating” torii gate, this World Heritage Site offers breathtaking views that change with the tide. Omotesando Shopping Street (approx. 6 min walk) A lively street lined with restaurants and souvenir shops, where you can enjoy Miyajima’s specialties such as momiji manju (maple-leaf shaped sweets) and fresh oysters. Machiya Street (approx. 5 min walk) A quieter backstreet with traditional buildings and a relaxed atmosphere, perfect for a peaceful stroll. Miyajima Pier (approx. 2 min walk) The gateway to the island. From here, ferries run to the mainland (Miyajimaguchi) in about 10 minutes, providing easy access to Hiroshima City and the Peace Memorial Park.