Ebisya Araki Ryokan

The inn with a Japanese atmosphere that has been loved by many cultured people.

The place where the inn is located has long flourished as a good port in the Seto Inland Sea. Originally a shipping agent, “Ebisuya Araki Ryokan”, became a cultural salon under the culture of Bizen ware, and then a traditional Japanese inn after a restaurant. Some of the buildings from that time still remain, and their history has been preserved through additions and renovations.

The place loved by many people, including Bizen Pottery artists and other celebrities such as Rosanjin, has been quietly passed down through the generations. The guest rooms connected by a corridor have luxurious architectural details of the time, and the fittings and fixtures have retained their original quality over time. The garden can be seen from every room, allowing you to experience the seasons.

The cuisine is a refined kaiseki meal featuring seasonal fish from the Seto Inland Sea, with emphasis on the ingredients and truly delicious food rather than just the appearance of it. The dishes served on Bizen ware are delicious and a perfect accompaniment to sake.

Inside the inn, old things such as the old telephone room, clay walls, and polished corridors have been cherished and have the beauty of age carefully preserved over time. However, guests are treated by the family staff without any formalities, so they will feel nostalgic as if they were visiting their grandmother's house in the countryside. This is what the landlady means by "richness” in her words, "I want to provide a rich time". This will be a stay where you can enjoy Japanese culture.

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