Fukumakan

The inn rooted in Mihonoseki.

Mihonoseki flourished as a port town for awaiting a favorable tide for the ships which was moving by the rise and fall of the tides. There were wholesalers in the port which also served as an inn. Fukumakan is located along the approach to Miho shrine and has been operated for more than 300 years. A cobblestone road still exists which was laid as the main street of the past in the mountain side of this inn.

The seafood caught in the morning at Mihonoseki Port located in front of the inn is very fresh. The concept of Fukumakan is to offer fresh fish at an affordable price to the guests who come all the way to Mihonoseki. I think that you can be satisfied with the dishes made of selected seafood for the price.

There are sea and mountain side rooms, and the sea side rooms with good views can be stayed at a reasonable price. There is little traffic, and you can hear the peaceful sound of the fishing boat, "Pom Pom..." On a clear day, you can see the famous mountain, Mt. Daisen.

In Fukumakan, we have refurbished old private houses in Mihonoseki to a whole-house rented inn or open space. We make an effort to cherish Miho Shrine and the cityscape so that the guests can experience Japanese culture more.

Click to see beautiful images of Fukumakan (Photo Gallery)

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