About Iroha-sou

    Feel the breeze of Onomichi at a hidden retreat on the hill.

    Onomichi Guesthouse IROHASOU is a red-roofed house located about a 10-minute walk uphill from the North Exit of JR Sanyo Line’s Onomichi Station.

    A vacant Showa-era boarding house was renovated into a guest house. The perfect base for sightseeing in Onomichi.

    Especially recommended for people who want to cycle along the Shimanami Kaido. There are several bicycle rental shops within a 10-minute walk from the guesthouse.
    There are two public baths nearby, ideal for soothing your tired muscles after a long day of cycling.

    The guesthouse is also within a 20-minute walk to Senkoji Temple, Onomichi’s most famous tourist attraction. Along the hillside, you’ll find quaint bakeries, sweet shops, and charming cafes, making for a delightful stroll towards the temple.

    Whether you’re on a solo adventure or creating memories with family and friends, we hope Onomichi Guesthouse IROHASOU becomes the special starting point for your unique journey.

    GUEST HOUSE

    There are 6 rooms in total, all of which are private rooms.
    Ideal for couples and friends.

    Private room from 3,700 yen per night

    Private room 1 night 1 person from 3,700 yen(tax included) * Prices may fluctuate depending on the season. The price for 2 people in the same room is 3,500 yen 〜* Prices may fluctuate depending on the season. / person for a night(tax included). Whether you are alone, friends or a couple, you can relax in a private space.

    10 minutes walk from Onomichi Station

    It is about a 10-minute walk from Onomichi Station (North ticket gate).
    There are restaurants and cafe, convenience stores ( Lawson ) and supermarkets (AEON ) and Public bath (Kurihara Onsen, Daiei-yu) walking distance.

    Garden with a good view

    We have a table and umbrellas in the garden. You can spend a relaxing time while looking at the scenery.

    Living in Iroha-sou

    Slowly flowing time with the seasons

    The house on the slope, where you sweat in the fields in the summer and warm up with a kotatsu in the winter, is a little inconvenient, but you can spend a relaxing time walking with nature. “Why don’t you experience Onomichi’s life at a Showa house like a grandma’s house?

    Iroha-sou janitor  YOKO MIYAUCHI

    An Osaka-born caretaker who likes the alleys and slopes of Onomichi. Moved to Onomichi in the summer of 2017. The motto is to have a loose and enjoyable time! I would like to cherish the encounter once in a while and have a good time with you. We look forward to seeing you all.

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