Miharashi

Spectacular view!The food, the bath, the view, the general, everything is great.

I was able to stay in a place that I don't usually go to.It's great to eat delicious foodThe fish is super fresh and great

First of all, I am excited even before I enter Iwakuro Island!The island is only accessible to islanders...The owner of the inn will contact you in advance with your island entry ticket number a few days before your stay...From that point on, you'll be excited!After getting a pass (no ETC) at the Kojima Interchange and starting to cross the Seto Ohashi Bridge, you will soon see a sign for the Iwakuroshima Interchange!Hate? ? What should we do? I pressed the intercom at the entrance gate, told them my ticket number, and held my ticket up to the camera. The gate finally opened and I was happily able to enter the island. I circled around the island, looking at the loop bridge that only allowed one vehicle, the Seto Inland Sea, and the Seto Ohashi Bridge on the side. I'm going down!Now here... it's full of the feeling of a secret island that only the chosen ones can enter, and the excitement gradually comes!After entering the island, you will arrive at Minshuku Miharashi in about 2 minutes!Thinking back to the many vehicles that were running on the expressway just a few minutes ago, I could see the tranquil scenery of the Seto Inland Sea in front of me and the beautiful Seto Ohashi Bridge diagonally above me. You can feel special.The meal is a parade of sumptuous fish dishes prepared at the fisherman's home! (Family of 4) We are a family that doesn't eat much, but there was so much sashimi and grilled food that we couldn't finish it. (Sorry) Breakfast is only Japanese food! It's a home-style breakfast!Needless to say, the night view is spectacular! Seto Ohashi Bridge lit up in front! (It seems that it will be illuminated on holidays etc., but please check in advance!)You can see Seto Ohashi Bridge from the bath! (Through the glass, which is fogged by the steam from the bath) Since this is a guesthouse, please bring your own toiletries, towels, and bath set! (Since it is not a hotel, there are no nightwear provided.)The room had a nostalgic and quaint atmosphere that reminded me of the Showa era. Personally, I felt relaxed and felt like I was staying at my grandparents' house in the countryside.Best of all, I was able to see Seto Ohashi Bridge lit up from my room.Of course, this is not an inn or hotel, so there are no keys in the room, and the room next door is just across the hallway, so you need to have good manners when making noise or talking until late at night!It may be a little difficult for young couples or those who are used to hotels - this is a recommended inn for relaxing and enjoying fresh seafood in a traditional guesthouse!

The photo was taken in night mode, so it looks bright, but it's actually pitch black except for the streetlights. There was no light in the inn. Is this what happens on days when there are no guests? ? ? I was able to get there in 10 minutes on foot from the expressway.