Miyajima Hanare no Yado IBUKU
宮島離れの宿 IBUKU
Does Miyajima Hanare no Yado IBUKU allow tattoos? In a private bath
Ten rooms in an annex, each with its own open-air bath fed from the Miyahama source, on the shore closest to the island.
The inn states that it pipes the source into every guest room, and the ten annex rooms each have an open-air bath. Nothing is shared, so there is no rule to satisfy. IBUKU publishes no tattoo statement, which matters only if you were hoping for a communal bath; there is none to be refused from.
Where it is
Hiroshima STN
Miyajimaguchi STN change
JR Sanyo line 27 min
Okayama STN
Hotel locationMiyajima pier STN
Visit Hiroshima Tourist Pass One, two or three days on Hiroshima’s streetcars, including the line out to Miyajimaguchi, and the ferry across to the island. Slower than the JR train, and it covers the boat. Sold on Klook.
What happens when you arrive
Skip the shared baths and reserve the private one the way this page describes. Once the door is closed, the bath is yours.
How we know
Confirmed from official site — bath structure, not a tattoo policy. The line about the source reaching every room is on the inn’s front page; 45 pages carry no tattoo statement.
Read on: ibuku.jp
Best for: Sitting in the source itself, on your own terrace, with no shared bath in the building
Ten annex rooms named for plants (Yamabuki, Ume, Fuji, Momiji, Yuzuha, Ai, Kurumi, Daidai, Sakura, Wakaba), two of them Western and the rest Japanese-Western for three; the main building adds three rooms on what the inn calls its bibo-yu fine-bubble water. The spring is a simple weak radioactive one rich in radon. Booking.com notes the property does not take children.
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