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🐟The Sea of Sadamisaki, Held in a Taisho-Era Wooden Inn

Ehime · Ebisuya Ryokan

1

The Charm of a Century-Old Wooden Ryokan

• 🏮A wooden building erected in the late Taisho era, run as a ryokan since the early Showa period
• 🛶A small inn right by Misaki Port, at the far western tip of Shikoku's Sadamisaki Peninsula
• 🌬️A philosophy of 'living with the wind, the sea, and the fish'

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A Nostalgic Entrance and Interior

• 🪵A warm, Taisho-style entrance with a stone garden, stone lantern, and geta sandals set out
• 🪟A nostalgic interior where lattice windows meet vintage furniture
• 🛋️A cozy, small-scale inn with a lounge for unwinding

3

Tatami Rooms

• 🛏️Five tatami rooms in all, each with its own size and character
• 🚻One room comes with its own private toilet
• 👘Yukata rentals available, and groups of eight or more can book the entire building

4

Communal Bath

• ♨️A stone-finished communal bath where you can wash away the day's fatigue
• 🧴Rooms have no private bath, in the traditional ryokan style of a shared bathhouse
• 🪟A simple bathing space kept immaculately clean

5

Sadamisaki Isoryori (Coastal Cuisine)

• 🦞A seafood course built from the day's fresh catch off Sadamisaki
• 🐟A lavish sashimi platter of wild-caught fish from the Bungo Channel
• 🍶Seasonal delicacies from the sea, from ise-ebi spiny lobster to abalone

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A Table Set by the Sea

• 🍣A generous platter of sashimi cut fresh from live fish
• 🦑Seasonal seafood from Sadamisaki, including squid, sea urchin, and turban shell
• 🍲A popular seafood shabu-shabu made with the freshest fish

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The Scenery of Misaki Port and Sadamisaki

• ⚓Views of Misaki Port and the blue waters of the Uwa Sea from the inn
• 🌀The exotic scenery of the Sadamisaki Peninsula, lined with windmills
• 🚶An easy walk to the port and peninsula trails

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Getting There

• ⛴️About a 3-minute walk from the Misaki Port ferry terminal (Kokudo 94 Ferry)
• 🚗About 50 minutes by car from JR Yawatahama Station, or 2 hours from Matsuyama Airport
• 🅿️Free parking for 10 cars (first-come, first-served), plus free Wi-Fi

At the tip of Sadamisaki, where the Seto Inland Sea meets the Uwa Sea, this small wooden ryokan in Misaki Port has stood for a hundred years. Face a table piled high with the day's catch from Sadamisaki, and spend a night in an atmosphere where Taisho-era time seems to have stopped.

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* This introduction was compiled from information published by each property (official website and similar sources), so some details may differ from what you find on the day. It is AI-assisted and can contain errors — please check the official website and the details shown at booking before you reserve.

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Check In/Check Out Policy · Check In: 15:00 · Check Out: 10:00 · Last Check In: 19:00

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