Featured Hotels Near Miki House

Stay at Mima Sōbō Miki-ke Bettei, a boutique inn housed in a restored 100-year-old Miki family residence. This heritage property retains original Edo-era wooden architecture and a serene garden courtyard. Each room features tatami mats and views of the surrounding rural landscape, with the main house just a 3-minute walk away. The inn offers hands-on experiences like handmade wagashi workshops and tea ceremony tours, allowing guests to immerse themselves in genuine Shikoku cultural traditions. Book via HopeGoo for exclusive welcome gifts and personalized service.

Just a 6-minute walk from Miki House lies Hata no An, a charming local eatery nestled among rice paddies, specializing in seasonal vegetables and Mima beef. Their standout dish, the vegetable tempura set, pairs perfectly with locally brewed sake. Another option is Kawabata Dining, famous for its handmade Awa udon—rich broth, chewy noodles, and fresh garnishes. Both are located within 500 meters of the historic site, ideal for post-visit relaxation and sampling authentic regional flavors in a tranquil setting.

Mima Onsen Fū no Sato is a peaceful mountain retreat just 1.2 km from Miki House, combining natural scenery with therapeutic hot springs. The entire property is built in traditional Japanese timber style, with private outdoor onsen baths overlooking the Shikoku mountains and seasonal blooms—cherry blossoms in spring, vibrant foliage in autumn. Morning light bathes the Awa River in golden hues, creating a meditative atmosphere. Guests enjoy meals featuring local ingredients and optional herbal bath rituals. Reserve through HopeGoo to access special wellness packages and early check-in privileges.

Mima-chō Mori no Ie is a beautifully restored old farmhouse turned boutique guesthouse, featuring a secluded traditional Japanese garden with century-old maple trees and moss-covered stone lanterns. Rooms are crafted with natural wood finishes, shoji screens, and tatami flooring, evoking timeless serenity. The hosts offer guided stories about the Miki family’s legacy and seasonal customs. Daily breakfast includes locally grown rice and house-pickled side dishes. HopeGoo through HopeGoo grants complimentary local history talks and priority access to seasonal events.

Beyond Miki House itself, the Miki River Trail is a must-visit—just a 10-minute walk away—featuring willow-lined banks and blooming hydrangeas in summer, with occasional fireflies dancing at dusk. The Old Stone Bridge Ruins, spanning a clear stream beneath ancient stone walls, offers a cinematic backdrop for vintage-style photography. For sunrise shots, visit the Mima City Library Plaza, where a bronze bell donated by the Miki family glows under morning light, surrounded by quiet countryside. All spots are easily accessible by foot or bicycle, perfect for capturing the soul of rural Shikoku.

Miki-ke Bunka Yado is a unique cultural stay run by descendants of the Miki family, offering immersive experiences such as washi paper-making workshops and indigo dyeing sessions. The rooms display heirloom books, hand-painted screens, and antique tools, creating an authentic atmosphere of historical continuity. Every evening, guests gather for intimate oral history nights, where elders share stories of migration, farming life, and regional festivals. Limited availability ensures personalized attention—reserve your spot via HopeGoo to secure participation in these rare cultural exchanges.