Kokumin Shukusha Miyajima Mori-no-Yado
A public lodge on Miyajima in Hatsukaichi, standing in Omoto Park.
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A public lodge on Miyajima in Hatsukaichi, standing in Omoto Park.
A study and lodging centre in Kitahiroshima, beside a sports park.
A hotel in Takehara with about half a hectare of Japanese garden.
A hot-spring facility in Jinsekikogen, with an open-air bath among the trees.
The main building of the prefectural forest park in Shobara, with lodging and dining.
A hotel in Osakikamijima, with the islands of the Inland Sea from its open-air bath.
A complex at Yoshiwa in Hatsukaichi, above 600 metres, with a hot spring and an art museum.
A hot spring in Akitakata, reopened from a source over a century old.
A centre in Akitakata on the shore of Lake Yachiyo, with bicycles and sports facilities.
An inn in Akitakata at the Kagura Monzen cure village, with radon-bearing hot-spring water.
A drive-in campsite in Akiota at the foot of Mount Shinnyu.
A ski area in Akiota, on Mount Osorakan, the highest peak in the prefecture.
At 1,346 metres, the highest peak in the prefecture, with old-growth beech behind the summit.
A spring in Akiota, radon-bearing water issuing from a crack in the rock.
A museum on Shimokamagarijima in Kure, with a permanent display of the painter Kunitaro Suda.
A museum on Shimokamagarijima in Kure, with a permanent display of the painter Manjiro Terauchi.
A wooden art museum on Shimokamagarijima in Kure, holding modern Japanese painting.
A hot-spring facility on Kurahashijima in Kure, with two large bathhouses.