THERMAL SPRING
A hot spring facility on the top floor offering spectacular views of Miyajima and Itsukushima.
This mixed-gender facility, where swimwear must be worn, features indoor and open-air baths
using natural hot spring water sourced from Miyahama Onsen, as well as a sauna.
As you gaze out over the tranquil scenery of the Seto Inland Sea,
you can enjoy a premium wellness experience that rejuvenates both body and mind.
Swimwear is available for hire in the changing rooms. Please ensure you are wearing swimwear before using the facilities.
Opening hours: 15:00–24:00 / 6:00–10:00
※Please note that this is a mixed-gender bathing area.
SALON LOUNGE
As you pass through the entrance, you’ll find a strikingly spacious bar counter and
a salon lounge centred around a traditional hearth.
Here, you can enjoy not only drinks but also a relaxing moment with a cup of tea.
Blessed with the mild climate of the Seto Inland Sea and its pristine waters, Hiroshima
has long been recognised as one of Japan’s three great sake-producing regions,
and is home to numerous renowned sake brands that are highly regarded throughout the country.
We also offer original cocktails made using local ingredients from Hiroshima.
Opening hours: 15:00–23:00
Last orders for food: 22:00 / Last orders for drinks: 22:30
SHOP
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With a discerning eye that transcends national boundaries and genres,
we select only the very finest items.
Make fresh discoveries during your stay as you peruse our collection of exceptional pieces from Japan and abroad.
In addition to high-quality items carefully selected by ref. from both Japan and abroad, we also stock products exclusive to the Miyajima store and items that are unique to this location.
Discover a range of products that allow you to experience Hiroshima’s culture and craftsmanship, including folding fans made from recycled paper derived from the thousand paper cranes donated to the Peace Memorial Park, hand towels featuring motifs of Hiroshima’s famous specialities, and rice flour noodles developed in collaboration with a local noodle manufacturer.
Opening hours: 10:00–22:00
The Study
Thirteen years after the atomic bombing, the cityscape of Hiroshima—then in the midst of reconstruction—and the daily lives of its people are captured here with a gaze that is quiet yet steadfast.
We hope that experiencing the world of the photobook *Hiroshima 1958*—which includes correspondence between Alain Resnais and Marguerite Duras regarding the film's production, an essay by Chihiro Minato, and supplementary texts and archival images—will offer an opportunity to quietly reflect on the passage of time in Hiroshima back then, the memories of its people, and the history this land has traversed.
『 Hiroshima 1958 』
Photographs taken by actress Emmanuelle Riva during her visit to Hiroshima in 1958 for the filming of *Hiroshima Mon Amour*.
Opening hours: All day