Yamaichi Bekkan

8.9

This Ryokan has an overall rating of 8.9/10, based on 127 reviews.

Rank	Ryokan	Rating	Reviews
🥇 1st	Oyado Tsukiusagi	9.8/10	210
🥈 2nd	Itsumoya	9.9/10	79
🥉 3rd	ITSUKUSHIMA IROHA	9.5/10	512
4th	Itsukushimahigashimonzen Kikugawa	9.4/10	899
5th	Bettei Fujiya	9.6/10	26
6th	Jukeiso	9.3/10	1,540
7th	Iwaso	9.3/10	1,298
8th	Kikunoya	9.1/10	2,109
9th	Kinsuikan	9.1/10	347
10th	宮島離れの宿 IBUKU -Miyajima Hanare no Yado IBUKU-	9.0/10	729
11th	Miyajima Seaside Hotel	9.0/10	686
12th	Yamaichi Bekkan Current ryokan	8.9/10	127
13th	Miyajima Hotel Makoto	8.8/10	385
14th	Mizuhasou	8.8/10	691
15th	Sakuraya	8.8/10	1,063
16th	Miyajima Morinoyado	8.6/10	52
17th	Ryokan with natural hot springs and okonomiyaki Miyajima-an Hiroshima	8.2/10	77
18th	Miyajima Shiro	7.7/10	113
19th	LiVEMAX RESORT Aki Miyajima	7.8/10	1,490

Check-in from 3:00 PM / Check-out until 10:00 AM

Hot Spring Town Sea Views Old Town Temple District Food District Kaiseki Cuisine

Location

739-0504 Hiroshima, Miyajima, Hatsukaichi-shi Miyajimacho 1162-3 , Japan

Staff 9,2/10

Facilities 7,0/10

Cleanliness 9,4/10

Comfort 8,0/10

Value for money 8,6/10

Location 9,5/10

Ferry Pier LocationRight by Miyajima ferry terminal, making arrivals, departures, and luggage handling very easy.

Great for Shrine VisitsConvenient base for walking to Itsukushima Shrine and exploring Miyajima with minimal transit.

Memorable Kaiseki MealsGuests consistently praise the carefully prepared dinners and breakfasts with local seasonal ingredients.

Warm Personal ServiceReview patterns highlight kind staff, thoughtful touches, and helpful local conversation.

Small Ryokan CharmA very small inn with an intimate, homey atmosphere rather than a large hotel feel.

Flexible Dietary SupportNotable for vegetarian, vegan, Muslim-friendly, and allergy-conscious meal options.

Recommended stay1 nightPort access is the strongest driver here: arrive by ferry, drop bags immediately, explore shrine streets and Itsukushima, eat dinner at the inn, then enjoy quieter evening and early-morning Miyajima before day-trippers build up. A second night only makes sense if you also want Mt. Misen and a slower island pace.

Trip-planning verdict: Best as a 1-night Miyajima stay focused on easy island access and dinner, not as an onsen retreat or long regional base.

Know before booking

No public bathThis property does not have a public bath or onsen, so do not book it for a hot-spring stay.

Tiny innIt has only four rooms and small spaces, so expectations should be set for simplicity rather than resort comfort.

No elevatorUpper-floor access requires stairs, which may be awkward with large luggage or limited mobility.

Early arrival windowCheck-in is listed around 15:00-17:00, so late arrivals need care when planning Hiroshima evening transfers.

Yamaichi-Bekkan Restaurant (on-site)

on-site

First-floor meal venue; dinner and breakfast are served here or in-room.

Kakiya (nearby)

nearbyabout 100 m

Well-known nearby oyster restaurant with wine and seafood focus.

Fujitaya (nearby)

nearbyabout 660 m

Respected local spot known for refined anago meals.

Distances are approximate and calculated from the ryokan coordinates. Travel times may vary depending on route, traffic and schedules.

Useful access points Stations, stops, airports and practical travel advice.

Best way to arrive The easiest route for most travelers is JR or Hiroden to Miyajimaguchi, then ferry to Miyajima and a short walk to the ryokan. If arriving with large luggage or from farther away, use Hiroshima Station as the main rail hub and Hiroshima Airport only if flying in or out of the region.

JR Miyajimaguchi Stationstation
1.9 km1 Chome-3-23 Miyajimaguchi, Hatsukaichi, Hiroshima 739-0411, Japanabout 25 min walkabout 10–15 min to the ferry side, then ferry crossingbest checked locally; typically a short walk to the ferry terminal plus ferry
Best rail choice for most intercity travelers, especially those arriving by JR from Hiroshima, Iwakuni, or the Shinkansen network via Hiroshima Station.
Hiroshima Stationstation
18 kmMatsubaracho, Minami-ku, Hiroshima, Hiroshima, Japanabout 45–70 min to Miyajimaguchi depending on traffic, then ferryabout 45–75 min to Miyajimaguchi plus ferry, depending on connection choice
Main long-distance rail hub for reaching Miyajima. Best for Shinkansen arrivals and for organizing the overall route before the ferry segment.
Hiroden-miyajima-guchi Stationmetro
1.9 kmMiyajimaguchi, Hatsukaichi, Hiroshima, Japanabout 25 min walkabout 10–15 min to the island after transfer to the ferryabout 1–2 min on foot to the passenger ferry area, then ferry
Useful for travelers coming by Hiroshima Electric Railway from central Hiroshima who prefer a direct tram connection rather than JR.
Miyajima Ferry Terminalbus
80 mMiyajimacho, Hatsukaichi, Hiroshima, Japanabout 1–3 min on footabout 3–5 min by taxiarrival point after the short ferry from Miyajimaguchi
This is the key last-leg arrival point on the island and the most useful access point for almost all guests.
Miyajimaguchi Ferry Terminalbus
1.9 km1 Chome-11-5 Miyajimaguchi, Hatsukaichi, Hiroshima 739-0411, Japanabout 25 min walkabout 5–10 min by taximainland ferry boarding point; crossing time is short but schedules vary
Use this as the main transfer point from train or tram to Miyajima. Practical and straightforward for nearly all visitors.
Hiroshima Airportairport
57 km64-31 Zennyuji, Hongocho, Mihara, Hiroshima 729-0416, Japanabout 75–110 min by road and ferry combination, depending on transfersoften about 90–150 min overall via bus and rail/ferry connections; best checked locally
Most useful airport for travelers flying directly into the Hiroshima area, but it is not close to Miyajima and requires onward transfer planning.

5 reasons to choose this ryokan best points

Steps from the ferryThis ryokan sits right by the Miyajima ferry terminal, which makes arrival and departure especially easy if you are carrying luggage or only staying one night. It is a strong base for maximizing sightseeing time on the island.
Tiny, personal atmosphereYamaichi Bekkan presents itself as the smallest inn in Miyajima, so the experience is likely to feel more intimate and less anonymous than at larger hotels. That can be a real plus if you prefer a quiet, family-run feel.
Strong local food focusThe property highlights seasonal Miyajima specialties such as conger eel and Hiroshima oysters, giving the stay a more destination-specific feel than a standard hotel meal. This is appealing if food is part of why you are staying overnight on Miyajima.
Rarely inclusive dining optionsIt is unusually well positioned for travelers with dietary or religious needs, with dedicated attention to halal, vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free meals. That makes it more practical than many traditional ryokan for mixed-diet groups.
Good for an overnight Miyajima stayBeing at the island gateway works well if you want to check in, explore after day-trippers leave, and move around without wasting time on transfers. It suits travelers who want a simple, efficient stay focused on the Miyajima experience itself.

5 reasons not to choose this ryokan watch-outs

Less of a hidden-island feelBecause it is right by the ferry terminal, the setting is more practical than atmospheric. If you want a deeply secluded ryokan mood away from the arrival zone, this location may feel too functional.
Very small-scale propertyIts tiny size is charming, but it also usually means fewer facilities, less room variety, and a more compact overall stay. Travelers expecting the amenities of a larger ryokan may find it limited.
Early arrival planning mattersThe listed check-in window is relatively narrow, so it may be inconvenient if your Hiroshima-area itinerary is fluid or you arrive later in the evening. This is not the most flexible option for a loose schedule.
Not for luxury seekersThe property appears to lean toward a modest, traditional inn style rather than a high-end ryokan experience with expansive baths or premium resort features. Choose it for character and convenience, not indulgence.
Best value depends on dining needsOne of its clearest advantages is its specialized meal offering, so travelers who do not plan to eat there may not benefit from what makes it distinctive. In that case, another Miyajima stay could feel like a better fit.

Current position: 12th out of 19 ryokans in Miyajima.

Rank	Ryokan	Rating	Reviews
7th	Iwaso	9.3/10	1,298
8th	Kikunoya	9.1/10	2,109
9th	Kinsuikan	9.1/10	347
10th	宮島離れの宿 IBUKU -Miyajima Hanare no Yado IBUKU-	9.0/10	729
11th	Miyajima Seaside Hotel	9.0/10	686
12th	Yamaichi Bekkan Current ryokan	8.9/10	127
13th	Miyajima Hotel Makoto	8.8/10	385
14th	Mizuhasou	8.8/10	691
15th	Sakuraya	8.8/10	1,063
16th	Miyajima Morinoyado	8.6/10	52
17th	Ryokan with natural hot springs and okonomiyaki Miyajima-an Hiroshima	8.2/10	77