Shoryukan

Shoryukan

Located near the station in Iwaki City, Fukushima Prefecture, Shoryukan is a traditional ryokan with over 100 years of history. Before Iwaki became famous for Yumoto Onsen and Spa Resort Hawaiians, Shoryukan originally served as a lodging for workers during the region's thriving coal mining era.

Nearby, visitors can explore Amako Bridge, a replica of the iconic red-lacquered bridge in Iwaki’s National Treasure, the Jodo-style garden of Shiramizu Amida-do Temple. The bridge is historically linked to Princess Toku-hime, who, in the mid-12th century, built it in response to local residents' pleas after heavy rains and floods. After becoming a nun, she was known as “Toku Ama Gozen,” which influenced the bridge’s current name, Amako Bridge. In spring, the cherry blossoms along the bridge create a stunning view, providing a scenic stroll along Iwaki’s historic riverside.

Venue Details

Venue Details
Websitehttps://www.shouryukan.com/index.html(Japanese)
Contact

0246-26-3684

Accommodation details

Capacity: 14 rooms, Japanese style

Check in / Check out: 16:00 / 10:00

Related infoElevator
Vending machines
Smoking area
Access Details
AccessAmanoda-49 Uchigoojimamachi, Iwaki, Fukushima 973-8401
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Getting there
  • By Car: 5 minutes (or 20 minutes on foot) from JR Iwaki Station
  • By Car: 12 minutes from Iwaki Chuo IC (via National Route 49)
  • Highway access:
    • 2 hours (190 km) from Tokyo to Iwaki Chuo IC
    • 1 hour (75 km) from Koriyama to Iwaki Chuo IC
    • 2 hours (160 km) from Sendai to Iwaki Chuo IC

 

 

Nearby

The World Glassware Hall
Outdoor Activities

Hayate Cycle

Fancy a ride along the coast? Or perhaps across fields and houses in the countryside? Hayate Cycle (颯サイクル) is a bicycle rental establishment located on the Yotsukura coast of Iwaki City, in the coastal area of Fukushima. At Hayate, you can rent bicycles for both children and adults, including electric-assist bikes, and even a tandem bike. If you are not sure where to go, worry not! They have several recommended courses for cyclists of every skill level. While you are there, be sure to greet their adorable dog, Pom-pom, who can be usually found inside the store!
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