Mikawa Ryokan

🐟A family-run Miyako inn serving fresh Sanriku seafood

Iwate · Mikawa Ryokan

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A seaside inn passed down through generations

• 🏠It began in 1972 as Minshuku Mikawa, opened by the founder; before that the family housed students of Miyako Fisheries High School.
• 🌊The original building was destroyed by the tsunami of the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake.
• 🔨A new building rose on the same spot and reopened in October 2014, and the inn sees itself as part of Miyako's recovery.

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Nine compact rooms

• 🛏️7 Japanese-style and 2 Western-style rooms, 9 in total, all non-smoking (smoking areas on each floor).
• 📐Options include 4.5-tatami rooms mainly for solo guests, 6-tatami rooms with a wooden-floor area for 2–3, and a 10㎡ Western twin.
• 📺Each room has air conditioning, a TV and remote-controlled lighting; rooms have no private bath or toilet.

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Shared baths

• 🛁Bathing is in shared baths, separate for men and women.
• 💪The men's bath is built larger than needed and fits about four adults at once.
• ℹ️These are regular baths, not hot springs.

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Sanriku seafood dinners

• 🍣Sightseeing guests get dinners centered on seafood fresh from Miyako Bay and the Sanriku coast.
• 🐟Sashimi comes as a three-kind platter, with cooked dishes for those who avoid raw fish.
• 🥩Non-seafood eaters can switch to sukiyaki, hamburg steak, shabu-shabu or teppanyaki (dinner 18:00–20:00).

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Breakfast and kids' menus

• 🍳Breakfast is served 6:00–8:30 with nine or more dishes.
• 👨‍🍳The owner, a former head cook at a major family-restaurant chain, handles the children's menu himself.
• 🍝Kids' preferences are asked at booking, with Western favorites like omurice and Napolitan pasta.

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Dining room and facilities

• 🍽️All meals are served in the dining room beside the 1F entrance (4 tables, 16 seats).
• 🍶Draft and bottled beer, barley and sweet-potato shochu, Miyako's Otokoyama sake and at least three local chilled sakes are stocked.
• 🧺Free Wi-Fi, coin washers and dryers, a microwave and a vending machine; credit cards and e-money are accepted.

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Location and access

• 📍It sits in a residential area of Sokei Ishizaki, Miyako, Iwate, with slightly tricky streets, so a navigation app is recommended.
• 🚗Easy by car from Miyako-ko IC or Miyako-Minami IC on the Sanriku Expressway; parking is free for one car per room.
• 🕒Check-in 16:00 on weekdays and 15:00 on weekends; check-out 9:00 on weekdays and 10:00 on weekends.

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Shared baths

• 🛁Bathing is in shared baths, separate for men and women.
• 💪The men's bath is built larger than needed and fits about four adults at once.
• ℹ️These are regular baths, not hot springs.

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Sanriku seafood dinners

• 🍣Sightseeing guests get dinners centered on seafood fresh from Miyako Bay and the Sanriku coast.
• 🐟Sashimi comes as a three-kind platter, with cooked dishes for those who avoid raw fish.
• 🥩Non-seafood eaters can switch to sukiyaki, hamburg steak, shabu-shabu or teppanyaki (dinner 18:00–20:00).

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Fresh local seafood, home-style cooking and a family story of rebuilding make this a warm base in Miyako. There is no hot spring, rooms lack private baths and toilets, and neighboring buildings limit the views.

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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.

From onsen etiquette to check-in — the things worth knowing first.

What are the check-in and check-out times at Mikawa Ryokan?

Check-in starts at 15:00 and check-out is by 10:00.

Where is Mikawa Ryokan located?

It is in Miyako. Address: 10-14 Ishizaki, Sokei.

What is the cancellation and refund policy?

Free-cancellation deadlines vary by rate plan and are shown with each room. Cancelling before the deadline gives a full refund.