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Myoken Ishiharaso
Kirishima, Kagoshima, Japan · Independent · Accessible Luxury
Family-run since 1966 on the Amorigawa in Kirishima, Myoken Ishiharaso pipes seven self-flowing 56-degree springs to the baths through plate heat exchangers so the water never meets air or a storage tank. Fifteen rooms, some by architect Sei Takeyama in 2023, sit above the river. MICHELIN One Key. The carbonated bicarbonate water is the whole argument.
- 15 rooms
- Opened 1966
- Rooms from 700 sq ft (65 m²)
- Architect: Sei Takeyama (2023 renovation of Honkan rooms); Go Fujita (per JIAC project record; scope unconfirmed)
About Myoken Ishiharaso
- Seven on-site springs; water is cooled by heat exchanger without air contact or added water.
- Founded 1966; 15 rooms, including 2023 rooms by Sei Takeyama.
- MICHELIN One Key.
- Sits on the Amori River in Kirishima, pairing regional history with traditional comfort.
- Entry-level rooms start at 700 sq ft (65 m²).
Experiences
- Kagoshima cuisine — Relax and experience the great taste of Kagoshima cuisine.
- Kagoshima ingredients on compatible ceramics — Dishes use Kagoshima ingredients from mountains, rivers and sea, served on ceramics by compatible artists.
Amenities
- Wi-Fi available throughout the hotel
- Shuttle taxi from Kagoshima Airport (Ishiharaso shuttle taxi)
- Free parking for guests
- Open-air bath in the 石蔵 rooms and some 本館 rooms
- Flower arrangements in rooms and throughout the inn
Awards
- MICHELIN One Key (2026)
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