Miyoshi
Miyoshi

Miyoshi Travel Guide 2026: Things to Do, Attractions & Itinerary | Trip.com

About Miyoshi

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Things to do in Miyoshi

What to do

Looking for things to do in Miyoshi? We provide up-to-date info on everything from must-see scenic spots to local hangouts.
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Miyoshi Mononoke Museum
Miyoshi Mononoke Museum
2.9
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Kimita-Onsen MoriNoIzmi
Kimita-Onsen MoriNoIzmi
2.9
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Resorts
Okuda Genso · Sayume Art Museum
Okuda Genso · Sayume Art Museum
2.8
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Themed exhibition halls
Hiroshima Miyoshi Winery
Hiroshima Miyoshi Winery
2.8
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Bihoku Hillside Park
Bihoku Hillside Park
3.2
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Ozekiyama Park
Ozekiyama Park
2.7
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Miyoshi Athletic Park
Miyoshi Athletic Park
2.7
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Hirata Tourist Farm
Hirata Tourist Farm
2.6
5.0/52 Review
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Farms and pastures
Denko-Sekka Miyoshi Park
Denko-Sekka Miyoshi Park
2.5
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Josekidaki Falls
Josekidaki Falls
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Natural scenery

Where to stay

Discover the most popular places to stay in Miyoshi, complete with recommendations from fellow travelers and special hotel offers
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Miyoshi Grand Hotel
Miyoshi Grand Hotel
4.4/57 Review
Shobara Grand Hotel
Shobara Grand Hotel
4.4/55 Review
Hibaso
Hibaso
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What to eat

Want to eat like a local? Don't miss out on these top Miyoshi dishes and foodie spots.
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Cafe Mike and Shirley
Cafe Mike and Shirley
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Coffee shop
Sugino
Sugino
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Western cuisine
Mugimugi Cafe
Mugimugi Cafe
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Coffee shop
Restaurant Yosyoku Kobo
Restaurant Yosyoku Kobo
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Western cuisine
Toretta Miyoshi
Toretta Miyoshi
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Toraja Coffee
Toraja Coffee
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Muratake Sohonke
Muratake Sohonke
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Hibari
Hibari
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Japanese cuisine
Kuretake
Kuretake
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Japanese cuisine
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mugimugi
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Quick bites
Furusato Honkan
Furusato Honkan
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Joyfull
Joyfull
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Miyoshi Moments: Through Travelers' Eyes

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A monster is hiding in an ancient ruin! Have you found it?

Beitou Museum of Art is easily confused with Beitou Hot Spring Museum. It's located halfway up a mountain. If you take the MRT, you must transfer to a bus to get there. Beitou's buses are interesting; because the roads are narrow, there are many minibuses carrying travelers up and down the mountain. Many buses start with "mini," a unique feature of Beitou. Beitou Museum of Art is the former site of the "Jiashan Inn," featuring a Japanese-style building layout with hot spring pools, small banquet halls, and large banquet halls. The view from the café facing the mountain is also beautiful. In the summer of 2026, a special yokai exhibition, "A Hundred Demons Encircled," was held, running until February 14, 2027. One of the organizers was impressive: "Yumoto Goichi Memorial Museum of Japanese Yokai." The co-organizers were also strong: the Mizuki Shigeru Memorial Museum and the Koizumi Yakumo Memorial Museum. Therefore, this special exhibition was "full of yokai energy." Recommended highlights: 1. Small yokai hidden inside and outside the building. Their locations all have special meanings, including tengu and nine-tailed foxes. Kappa, etc.

These are the exhibitors' ingenious touches.

2. Yokai-themed Designs and Items: Yokai are a very special aspect of Japanese culture, having been very popular since the Edo period.

Therefore, you can see various yokai-themed accessories and items, including kimonos, netsuke, inro (traditional Japanese cloth bags), utensils, and toys. The exhibits are diverse and rich, allowing for close observation.

3. Various Scroll and Nishiki-e Paintings: The most captivating aspect of these works is that they all have a unique story behind them. For example, "Tongue-Cutting Sparrow": A greedy old woman opens a large box, and a yokai runs out, presenting a stark contrast to a kind old man choosing a small box.

I've loved yokai stories since I was a child. Behind Japanese yokai stories lies a message of kindness or a call to cherish things, which is fascinating.

A monster is hiding in an ancient ruin! Have you found it? Beitou Museum of Art is easily confused with Beitou Hot Spring Museum. It's located halfway up a mountain. If you take the MRT, you must transfer to a bus to get there. Beitou's buses are interesting; because the roads are narrow, there are many minibuses carrying travelers up and down the mountain. Many buses start with "mini," a unique feature of Beitou. Beitou Museum of Art is the former site of the "Jiashan Inn," featuring a Japanese-style building layout with hot spring pools, small banquet halls, and large banquet halls. The view from the café facing the mountain is also beautiful. In the summer of 2026, a special yokai exhibition, "A Hundred Demons Encircled," was held, running until February 14, 2027. One of the organizers was impressive: "Yumoto Goichi Memorial Museum of Japanese Yokai." The co-organizers were also strong: the Mizuki Shigeru Memorial Museum and the Koizumi Yakumo Memorial Museum. Therefore, this special exhibition was "full of yokai energy." Recommended highlights: 1. Small yokai hidden inside and outside the building. Their locations all have special meanings, including tengu and nine-tailed foxes. Kappa, etc. These are the exhibitors' ingenious touches. 2. Yokai-themed Designs and Items: Yokai are a very special aspect of Japanese culture, having been very popular since the Edo period. Therefore, you can see various yokai-themed accessories and items, including kimonos, netsuke, inro (traditional Japanese cloth bags), utensils, and toys. The exhibits are diverse and rich, allowing for close observation. 3. Various Scroll and Nishiki-e Paintings: The most captivating aspect of these works is that they all have a unique story behind them. For example, "Tongue-Cutting Sparrow": A greedy old woman opens a large box, and a yokai runs out, presenting a stark contrast to a kind old man choosing a small box. I've loved yokai stories since I was a child. Behind Japanese yokai stories lies a message of kindness or a call to cherish things, which is fascinating.

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[Hiroshima/Miyoshi] Canoeing, stream play, camping, and cottages❣️
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[Hiroshima/Miyoshi] Canoeing, stream play, camping, and cottages❣️

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Miyoshi City Ozekiyama Park

Miyoshi City Ozekiyama Park

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Hiroshima Prefecture, Miyoshi City, Mononoke Museum

Hiroshima Prefecture, Miyoshi City, Mononoke Museum

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Hiroshima Prefecture, Miyoshi City, Sakugi Canoe Park

Hiroshima Prefecture, Miyoshi City, Sakugi Canoe Park

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Hirata Tourist Farm, Miyoshi City, Hiroshima Prefecture

Hirata Tourist Farm, Miyoshi City, Hiroshima Prefecture

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