Fukumakan

Location: Mihonoseki-cho Mihonoseki 586, Matsue, jp

Star Rating: 3 Stars

Property Type: Ryokans

About this Property

Important Information

Policies

Check-in: 03:00 PM - 09:00 PM

Check-out: 10:00 AM

Amenities & Facilities

• Free beach shuttle
• Offsite parking discounted rates available
• Guest education on local ecosystems and culture
• Parking
• Non-smoking rooms
• Air conditioning
• Restaurant
• Terrace
• Family rooms
• Pets allowed
• BBQ facilities
• Lift / Elevator
• Luggage storage
• Fax/photocopying
• Tour desk
• Facilities for disabled guests
• Karaoke
• Non-smoking throughout
• Shared lounge/TV area
• Wheelchair accessible
• Kid meals
• Lower bathroom sink
• Emergency cord in bathroom
• Outdoor furniture
• Staff adhere to local safety protocols
• Guest rooms disinfected between stays
• Cleaning standards that are effective against Coronavirus
• Physical distancing rules followed
• Hand sanitizer in guest room and key areas
• Cashless payment available
• Fire extinguishers
• First aid kit available
• Sanitized tableware & silverware
• Invoice provided
• Guests can opt-out any cleaning services during stay
• Smoke alarms
• Shared stationery like menus, pens are removed
• Guest room sealed after cleaning
• Property cleaned by professional cleaning companies
• Physical distancing in dining areas
• Key access
• Process in place to check health of guests
• Access to health care professionals
• Screens / Barriers between staff and guests for safety
• Face masks for guests available
• Security alarm
• Thermometers for guests provided by property
• Cooking class
• Snorkeling on site
• Self parking (surcharge)
• Free beach shuttle
• Offsite parking discounted rates available
• Internet access
• Housekeeping on request
• Private picnics
• Art gallery on site
• Reception hall
• Japanese garden
• Free bus station shuttle
• Fishing nearby
• Snow sports gear
• Bicycle-friendly property
• Beach toys
• Guest education on local ecosystems and culture
• Bulk dispenser for toiletries
• Accessible shuttle
• No accessible shuttle
• Accessible train station shuttle
• No accessible train station shuttle

Rooms Available

• Traditional Suite, Ocean View (Japanese-Style, Private Bathroom)

  4 Twin Beds

  213-sq-foot room with ocean views

  
  

  Layout - Separate sitting area

  Relax - Indoor private hot tub

  Entertainment - Satellite channels

  Food & Drink - Coffee/tea maker and electric kettle

  Bathroom - Private bathroom, shower/tub combination, bathrobes, and slippers

  Comfort - Air conditioning, daily housekeeping, and tatami floors (woven mat)

  Non-Smoking

  Room/bed type depends on availability at check-in

  Max Occupancy: 4 (4 Adults)

  • Coffee/tea maker
  • TV
  • Air conditioning
  • Hair dryer
  • Bathrobe
  • Private bathroom
  • Slippers
  • Satellite channels
  • Electric kettle
  • Tatami (traditional Japanese flooring)
  • Daily housekeeping
  • Separate sitting area
  • Private spa tub
  • Room and bed type depend on availability check-in

• Japanese-Style Twin Room with Shared Bathroom - Mountain View

  Room featuring a tatami (woven-straw) floor, a low table with seating cushions and Japanese futon bedding. Amenities include air conditioning, an LCD TV and yukata robes. Bathroom facilities and toilets are shared.

  Max Occupancy: 2 (2 Adults)

  • Coffee/tea maker
  • TV
  • Air conditioning
  • Hair dryer
  • Bathrobe
  • Private bathroom
  • Heating
  • Shared toilet
  • Slippers
  • Electric kettle
  • Upper floors accessible by elevator
  • Clothes rack
  • Toilet paper
  • Trash cans
  • Wine glasses
  • Feather pillow
  • Hypoallergenic pillow
  • Mobile hotspot device
  • Smoke alarm
  • Fire extinguisher
  • Key access
  • Tatami (traditional Japanese flooring)
  • Single-room air conditioning for guest accommodation
  • Hand sanitiser

• Japanese-Style Twin Room with Private Bathroom - Sea View

  Room featuring sea views from a seating area with chairs and a coffee table, at floor-to-ceiling windows. It has a tatami (woven-straw) floor, shoji sliding paper screens and traditional futon bedding. Amenities include an LCD TV, a fridge and yukata robes. The attached bathroom comes with toiletries.

  Max Occupancy: 2 (2 Adults)

  • Coffee/tea maker
  • Shower
  • TV
  • Air conditioning
  • Hair dryer
  • Bathrobe
  • Refrigerator
  • Toilet
  • Private bathroom
  • Heating
  • Slippers
  • Additional toilet
  • Electric kettle
  • Bidet
  • Terrace
  • Upper floors accessible by elevator
  • Clothes rack
  • Toilet paper
  • Trash cans
  • Wine glasses
  • Conditioner
  • Body soap
  • Adapter
  • Feather pillow
  • Hypoallergenic pillow
  • Mobile hotspot device
  • Smoke alarm
  • Fire extinguisher
  • Key access
  • Tatami (traditional Japanese flooring)
  • Single-room air conditioning for guest accommodation
  • Hand sanitiser

• Japanese-Style House - Annex (2 Adults)

  Freestanding cottage featuring sea views, a tatami (woven-straw) floor and shoji sliding paper screens. Guests sleep in traditional futon bedding, and in winter they can warm their legs at a kotatsu table. Amenities include an LCD TV, a fridge and yukata robes. The attached bathroom comes with toiletries.

  Max Occupancy: 2 (2 Adults)

  • Coffee/tea maker
  • Shower
  • Safety deposit box
  • TV
  • Air conditioning
  • Hair dryer
  • Kitchenette
  • Bathrobe
  • Refrigerator
  • Desk
  • Toilet
  • Microwave
  • Washing machine
  • Private bathroom
  • Heating
  • Slippers
  • Kitchen
  • Additional toilet
  • Sofa
  • Dining area
  • Electric kettle
  • Stovetop
  • Toaster
  • Barbecue
  • Bidet
  • Cleaning products
  • Coffee machine
  • Terrace
  • Dining table
  • Clothes rack
  • Drying rack for clothing
  • Toilet paper
  • Adapted bath
  • Bottle of water
  • Trash cans
  • Wine glasses
  • Shampoo
  • Conditioner
  • Body soap
  • Adapter
  • Feather pillow
  • Hypoallergenic pillow
  • Mobile hotspot device
  • Smoke alarm
  • Fire extinguisher
  • Key access
  • Tatami (traditional Japanese flooring)
  • Single-room air conditioning for guest accommodation
  • Hand sanitiser

Guest Reviews

• Nicholas (10/5): Great value, great food and great hospitality - We stayed for three nights and really enjoyed our stay. Mihonseki is a small but very interesting fishing village with a lot of character, the beautiful Miho shrine and fascinating daily shinto ceremony. We stayed in the annex which is about 5 mins walk from the main hotel - a bit like staying in someone's old house, we were slightly sceptical at first but soon settled in and really enjoyed it. The food in the main hotel (breakfast and dinner) was excellent, with the dinner focused on local crab, fish and seafood. The staff were very friendly and polite and we would come back without any hesitation. We very much liked the old fashioned character of the place. Possibly some people might prefer somewhere more shiny and new.
• Adrian (10/5): - Ungemein liebevolle Gastgeberin, schöne Meersicht vom Zimmer und ein phänomenales Nachtessen.
• suzuki (7/5): ペット連れには良い - 料理がとても良かった 古い
• 坪田 (10/5): 沢山食べて、ゆっくりで来ました。 - 夕食が量も、美味しさも満点でした。
• Cassonnet-Manégat (10/5): Pourquoi allez ailleurs - J’ai adoré mon petit séjour dans cet établissement, sans prétention, aux propriétaires, discrets et charmants. Établis-moi, et particulièrement bien situé, puisqu’il se situe juste au niveau du port à 200 m de l’arrêt du petit bus (à côté du post Office) si vous venez de MATSUE par les transports en commun. J’étais au quatrième étage avec une petite terrasse, donnant sur le port. La chambre en tatami est séparée du coin salon par des portes coulissantes, une grande baie vitrée donne sur la terrasse. À disposition : savon, shampooing, séchoir, petit kimono, du thé des petits gâteaux, connexion wi-fi qui marque très bien J’ai pris mon dîner mon petit déjeuner Japonais, tout était copieux bien présenté et appétissant. C’est un endroit avec un très bon rapport qualité prix. Tout est parfaitement propre. Bref, vous aurez compris un bon coup de ♡ Rien
• Mark (10/5): - Very friendly. They also accommodated eating allergies. Lovely quiet location. Nothing
• Keiko (8/5): とても満足しました - 美保神社のすぐそばで、朝のお勤めを見たり近くを散策したりして、とても心地良い時間を過ごすことが出来ました。 部屋も清潔で掃除が行き届いていました。 スタッフの方もとても感じが良かったです！ 特に無し
• Ｋａｔｓｕｍｉ (1/5): - ペットの費用を3000円× 2日分支払いながら何なの設備もなかった。
• Alshee Chen (10/5): - 非常親切，餐點很美味，有機會的話一定會再訪
• CALINP (10/5): Vaux vraiment le détour - Comment ne pas apprécier ce Ryokan... Tout est parfait, mais demandez le repas de poisson le doit et vous serez comblé
• TAKUMI (8/5): -
• katakazu (5/5): ゆっくり休めなかった。 - 夕食が豪華。 離れに泊まったが昔のガラス戸で雨戸もなく防犯めんが最悪だった。夜寝れなかった。
• SYLVAIN (10/5): -
• wise c (10/5): -
• takayuki (9/5): 趣のある場所で、静かな時間を過ごせました。 - 和風古民家を改装した離れが2棟あり、どちらも雰囲気が好きで複数回利用させていただいております。周囲の環境も含め、静かに過ごしたい方には最高です。 今回は滞在中大きな地震があり、「不安であれば本館に部屋を準備できる」とのご提案もいただきました。（変更なく滞在し、支障なし） 私は朝食のみ注文しましたが、海の幸とご飯が美味です。 洗面所・お風呂入口の引き戸がスムーズに開きませんでした。もとが古民家なので隙間風がある構造だったり、背の高い人には頭をぶつけそうな箇所があったりはします。自分には全く気になりませんでしたが。 長期の滞在受け入れも想定するならば調理器具を充実すればよいかな？と思いました。しっかりした台所はあるので。（食器は十分ありました。自分は出雲そばを買ってきてゆでたので、水切りざるがあるとよかったな、と。）
• Laura (10/5): Unforgettable - The staff were above and beyond, made me feel like home. This is the real Japanese hospitality. I can’t thank them enough to make my time perfect there. I wish I can come back any time soon
• TUBASA (8/5): 上記の点がなければ100点でした。マイナスで気持ち的には60点くらいです。 - ロケーションがとても良かったです。 グループによってお料理の説明のあるなしを分けているスタッフさんがいらっしゃるところ。隣のグループには丁寧に解説と、お話しをされていましたが、わたしたちのところでは特に挨拶もされず無言で料理だけ置かれて行かれました。メニューを拝見しましたが、体調の調整で追加のドリンクを注文しなかったからでしょうか。 事前にお料理担当の方から、お料理にご期待くださいとお伝えいただいていましたので、期待値もありましたのでその辺は正直がっかりしました。お隣のグループの方たちににこやかに解説されるのを盗み聞きして、なるほど〜、と思いながらいただいました。同じ接客でしたら気にならなかったと思いますが温度差を感じましたのでお伝えします。お料理はおいしかったです。ごちそうさまでした。
• seunghye (10/5): - 경치가 끝내줘요 등대까지 걷는길이 포르투칼 로칼곳 같은느낌 꼭 걸어보세요 왕복80분 참 석야이 끝내줘요 아침식사가 생각보다 좀 저녁은 해산물 좋았어요
• Takako (8/5): -
• Ya Ting (10/5): 本当に来て良かったと思います。💕 - 房間很乾淨。 預訂的房型面港灣，入住當日天氣好到可以望見大山。 旅館出門右轉步行10秒即是美保神社鳥居，欣賞巫女跳神樂舞很方便。 步行3分鐘即可抵達美保關巴士終點站，交通位置佳。 早餐美味又豐盛。 （建議：希望未來餐點增添素食或非海鮮類套餐。） 員工都非～常～親切，一言一行都令人感到愉悅而溫暖。 美保関仍舊保持著日本的閒靜與美好。 猶如伊根町的美麗漁港，卻沒有擾人的觀光公害。 推薦給所有渴望放鬆身心的旅人。 沒有。
• Thomas (10/5): A beautiful interlude, if you'll allow it to surprise you. - First of all, shake the idea that you're in Matsue. That may be what it says on the address card, but the experience is completely different. You're sandwiched between the mountains and the sea, and the city is far away. You're in a quiet, private little slice of rural Japan where the sunrise breaks silently over the wharf and the black kites steal the castoffs from the fishermen on the rocks. If you're very lucky, and very still, you may hear an osprey hunting for its breakfast before the larger boats rumble to life. The old man who waits for you in reception greets you with warmth and enthusiasm, and what strength time has stolen from his hands has not yet abandoned his smile, which betrays the pleasure and pride at the history he sustains in this small Inn which is older than my country. Wake early, and travel just a few minutes along the coast to the small lighthouse where you can sit in silence and admire distant Mount Daisen, a prominent silhouette even from across the Sea of Japan. Any criticism I could offer completely misses the point of why you're here. If you want to be at the heart of the urban bustle, you wouldn't have traveled to distant Shimane. It only breaks my heart that rural Japan is struggling against the current of modernity and the poverty is becoming evident as more opportunities leave to set up shop in Osaka and Tokyo.
• Anthony (9/5): A wonderful Japanese experience - Perfectly authentic property overlooking the bay in a remote area of Shimane. Hosts are wonderful, food is wonderful, bathroom refurbished and has excellent water pressure. Sunsets are breathtaking. Saw a submarine passing right in front of my room. Nice to stir in the morning to the bells on the fishing boats returning from their early morning haul. Nothing.
• Xavier (8/5): Nice isolated place - The localisation The smell of fish in the room, but disapperead quick.
• 岡田 (8/5): - スタッフさんの対応が良くて気持ちが良かったです
• Janet (9/5): Authentic charming fishing village. - Our most Japanese stay, with very friendly people and a great waterside location. Would have enjoyed the balcony in better weather, and the fishing rods. The shrine, virtually next door, was magical at dusk, with us only 2 other people there. An unspoilt little village. They evening meal was amazing, all fish, but not for me. My husband ate quite a lot and the Japanese family eating at the next table loved it. We then had all fish for breakfast which we didn't eat and felt a bit bad about that, as such an effort had been made by our lovely hosts.
• Maxine (10/5): Authentic Japanese hotel, wonderful food, excellent staff, comfortable lodging.we were housed in our own house down the - We wanted to get off the tourist track and boy did we! Beautiful spot at the end of a peninsula. Probably should have rented a car, but that was our mistake.
• YIJUNG (10/5): - 東西好吃，員工親切，旅館的位置很好，房間面海超美！
• MITSUO (6/5): - 静かに過ごせること 共同トイレ
• KANAGATA (4/5): -
• Julien (10/5): - Le personnel est adorable et la chambre est vraiment top
• Anson (9/5): A highlight of our tour of the Japan Sea coast - A wonderful Riokan in the tiny fishing town Mihonoseki. The breakfast and evening meals were delicious sea feasts. The room large with separate sleeping and day sections and a great view over the fishing harbour. There is a wonderful shinto shrine Miho which is important in the area without does the excess crowds.
• NAOMI (8/5): - 手違いで犬同伴の予約ができてなかったのですが到着してから部屋変更の手続きを快くして下さいました。 別館は歴史的建造物なのに適度に今風にしてあり趣がありました。
• Fumito (10/5): - 小泉八雲ゆかりの離れに泊めて頂き、感動の体験でした
• 英理子 (8/5): -
• NOBUTAKA (9/5): 行きにくいですがとても良いところでした - 古民家が素敵でした。
• Christian (10/5): -
• Simone (8/5): -
• しょうご (10/5): -
• Kanako (10/5): 行って良かった - 予約完了の返信メールが温かかった。出迎えも温かく部屋も清潔。景色が良く空調も良く布団の寝心地も良く食事が美味しかった。
• Mike (10/5): - Hello People, If you want to visit the Fukumankan in Mihonoseki, so you should have a car also! Its a small village, no conbini! Busses comes, but not so often. The food is 90% fish! You should love fish! A kind Familie does own and work in the Hotel, the experience was amazing ! You need maybe 2 days for the walkingway in the mountains and the village ! So enjoy the Fukumankan ! Big Thank you :)
• Kem (10/5): - Loved shrine next door, nearby National Park, and fishing out front.
• Patrick (10/5): Exceptional - It’s a lovely place in a beautiful area and the owner is very kind and helpful. Totally recommend
• Sophie (10/5): Exceptional - What an amazing stay. The perfect small village Japanese experience. The staff were so welcoming and the location was beautiful. Day 1 we explored Mihonoseki, day 2 was an easy drive to Yuushien gardens, Matsue Castle and the Adachi Museum of Art. Traditional rooms with a view over the bay. The dinner and breakfasts were outstanding...a must if you love seafood! We highly recommend staying at Fukumakan - it has been a highlight if our trip!
• Grant (10/5): Fantastic family run Ryokan - Stayed 2 nights, great room with sea views, quiet and relaxing fishing port, excellent traditional Japanese sea food for breakfast and dinner, lovely family run Ryokan-make sure you visit the temple next door to watch the ceremony-held twice a day-highly recommend
• Carlota (5/5): Mixed - Historic home, owner was friendly and professional, responded right away to requests and change of plans Annex was different than advertised, this house was located behind the public toilet with now water view and not really equipped to comfortably host guests, broken lights etc, insuffient heating as tempertures dropped.
• Michael (10/5): Exceptional - The meal was very delicious and the view from the room was very good~~
• Wise (10/5): Great value hotel - Clean and spacious beautiful sea-view room with balcony, great shower with brand new bathroom, nice and friend staff, free private parking, excellent crab dinner, super value, will come back again.
• Roy (10/5): Exceptional -
• Christine (10/5): Opened up my sliding doors and watched the fishing boats pull in at 4:30am in total quiet. Special. - Absolute waterfront over quiet fishing port. Accommodation next door to large temple complex with morning and afternoon ceremonies including female dancers. Great walks from front door to lighthouse and through mountains. Host drove me to and from airport and to train station for a trip to Adachi. Overall best place I stayed after travelling one month solo. Dinner was spectacular. Bill Evans in the background, wonderful seafood, wonderful view. A really peaceful place where you could do as much as you like or not. Three nights not enough to completely wind down.
• MAKOTO (10/5): - スタッフさんの対応が特によかったです。
• ?? (8/5): - 料理が美味しかった。
• Matúš (10/5): Exceptional - Family accomodation with excellent value on beautiful spot. Fantastic sea food and very friendly approach. Wholeheartedly recommended. Thank you!
• Andrew (10/5): Wonderful! - The view from the room was stunning. It Made for a perfect place to really experience this beautiful part of Japan and try the local seafood. I was also impressed by how English friendly it was for a more off the beaten path location. I got to go out on a boat dropping some fishermen off to an island which made for a highlight of my trip thanks to the owner of Fukumakan. Nothing.
• Michael (8/5): No doubt about it, the location of Fukumakan is just fantastic. A lovely quiet fishing village, non-touristy, with a vie - The location is brilliant, room was comfortable, staff and host were great, food was good. The meals were mixed, some very good, a couple less good
• Laura (10/5): The traditional Japanese coastal trip of a lifetime - Beautiful setting, so clean, comfortable and spacious, staff were so friendly and helpful, we had the best time! Nothing
• Sandra (9/5): Superb - Everyone at the hotel was lovely and looked after us very well. Lots of seafood for dinner and also breakfast, and both were generous. Our room had a sitting area and a great view of the harbour. In addition to our private bathroom, there was an onset style bath, which you can use privately with your partner.
• Sharon (10/5): Special stay in Mihonoseki - We stayed. In the annex of the hotel. It was very comfortable. The staff are very hospitable and friendly, with attention to detail. Staying at Fukumakan is an experience of the best of traditional hospitality in a seaside village. We had half board (breakfast and dinner), which was traditional and plentiful. We love seafood, so dinners were perfect for us. We appreciated that dinners were different on each night. Pick-up and drop-off at Sakaiminato station was also appreciated, as was information about the festival, which we were lucky enough to be present for. Nothing. We loved our stay.
• Marouan (9/5): Superb -
• Neen (10/5): Exceptional -
• Michaelplumley (9/5): Superb -
• Mika (8/5): - 事前連絡したところ、臨機応変に対応していただきました。周囲に食事できるような施設は無いので、一泊二食付で予約。夜のお刺身に大満足、朝のイカそうめんも甘い。煮魚も焼き魚も奇をてらったものではないし、他でも食べられるけど、美味しい。欲を言えば大浴場があると120点。温泉地ではないので仕方ないかな。
• Verified traveler (6/5): 美保神社近くの旅館 - 家族で1泊しました。 設備は古めでしたが、料理はおいしかったです。
• Roberto (10/5): Exceptional - A real discovery: Mihonoseki is a special place, a fishermen's village away from everything and still quite convenient to reach. I stayed at one of the Fukumakan annex houses. A beautiful old Japanese house, perfectly maintained with all conforts one might need. Lovely views of the port from the first floor. Breakfast and dinner are also a special treat in Japanese fish cuisine. Highly recommended
• David (10/5): Best of travel - Proprietor and his staff are outstanding. The most interesting surroundings and “real Japanese” feeling of our trip.
• Geoff (10/5): Perfect stay in a lovely village - The authenticity of the host, our house and the town of minonoseki
• Geoff (10/5): Authentic Japan in a tiny fishing village - Mihonoseki is authentic Japan, and the owner and hotel are very much part of this town. We stayed in an annex which is one of the houses three minutes walk to hotel. Large house easily fits four, well equipped. Breakfast and dinner both fantastic. It’s a bit out of the way and would best suit people with a car, but a perfect place to base ourselves for a few nights.
• Robert (10/5): Wonderful place - It’s simple and traditional friendliness, the view, the location.
• Robert (10/5): Exceptional -
• Catherine (10/5): Exceptional - The staff are incredibly kind and accommodating. The accommodation itself was absolutely beautiful; because I am traveling with my pet, I was in the Annex, which exceeded my wildest dreams in terms of comfort and privacy. The town is a small seaside area in a quiet bay, with a gorgeous Shinto temple and absolutely beautiful historic area. I can't wait to come back once I'm better at Japanese, I suspect there's much more to be discovered in this area! Oooh, and oh my god, the food! I went for the half board, and was absolutely blown away by the variety, quality, and presentation of my meals. I am so grateful for my time here. Everything was incredible.
• Lorenzo (9/5): Superb - I loved the location, the owner was also kind enough to take me on his boat which was extremely fun! The public bath is super relaxing. All the staff was very kind!
• Michelle (10/5): magical atmosphere and delicious meals - wi-fi, comfortable futons, fresh air and close to the sea, exceptional seafood, nice bathtub, big hot water dispenser for tea, nice snacks the window to the bathroom did not close all the way. it might be broken?
• Ross (9/5): enjoyable hotel in the hills - no shoes on/shoes off. centrally located. welcoming, friendly staff. no cafes open nearby, had to drive 15 mins to nearest food and stock up for 24 hours. if we didn’t have a car we would have been very hungry !
• Danny (8/5): Very good -
• YOSHIHIRO (10/5): - 年季の入っている旅館でしたが、内装はそれほど悪くなく清潔感がありました。食事は美味しい和食を頂きました。
• Ryuichi (6/5): - 夕食をとらないでチェックインしたら、周囲にコンビニもレストランもカフェも皆無で、困惑しました。無理を言って宿で食事を作ってもらいましたが、メニューは海鮮丼のみ。 行かれる方は、あらかじめ夕食つきのプランにするか、境港あたりで夕食をすませてからお出かけください。 部屋は「離れ」で旅館から数百メートル離れた街中の空家をリフォームした二階建ての一軒家。それはそれで面白い経験でしたが、一人で泊まるにはちょっと持て余します。
• Peter (10/5): Charming and relaxed in remote village.. - We got a beautiful and newly renovated old house in this charming village. Breakfast is good. A bottle of hood sake as welcome gift was most appreciated. The house has a view on the harbour on both levels. There is a sound system and a selection of Jazz CD’s to play. We got shuttle service to the train station. Nothing that makes it less than a 10.
• Lev (10/5): Exceptional -
• Satoru (10/5): - オーナーご家族がとても暖かくおもてなしをしてくれました🎵
• Verified traveler (10/5): 伝統ある港町の旅館で過ごす - 大変に伝統のある旅館で、エレベーターの到着時の揺れなど、古さは否めないが、できる限り手をかけて使っていこうという志を感じた。 食事は朝夕共に十分すぎる量が出てきた。魚をたくさん食べたい方は、かなり満足できると思う。お値段から言って期待してなかったが、蟹も一人につき一杯出てきたし、またグループ毎に焼いた魚の頭が出てきたのは嬉しかった。 古民家再生にも力を入れておられ、案内していただいて、興味深く見学することができた。 海に面した部屋からの眺めは大変良く、他に娯楽がなくとも漁村の風情を眺めていると退屈せずに過ごせた。 また隣にある神社も崇敬が厚く、興味のある方は朝夕のおつとめを見学されたら良いと思う。
• takahiro (10/5): 古民家 - かなり歴史のある古民家に宿泊出来て、いい体験できました
• Ms (10/5): - Hotel owners very friendly and helpful. Meals, breakfast and supper, delicious. Environment quiet and comfortable. An enjoyable stay.
• Verified traveler (10/5): Good and quiet - Service is great and food is ok. Overall it is a good and quiet hotel to stay.
• Pico (10/5): - 3人で泊まりましたが、部屋はとても広く、部屋にはドライヤーや冷蔵庫、ポットなどがありとても便利でした。ただ、周りにはコンビニや飲食店は無いため、食事するためには車で15分ほどの隣の町まで行かなければなりませんでした。ホテルには朝食がついており、とても美味しかったです。
• Verified traveler (8/5): - 離れでした。一軒家で、びっくり。昔の家で超贅沢でした。
• CHUN TAI (10/5): - Warm service! Provide the pick-up service from JR station.
• Verified traveler (10/5): - 離れに2泊宿泊しました。本館からは離れていますが徒歩圏内です。昔の建物なので古さは仕方ないですが、子供の頃に遊びに行った祖母の家を思い出して懐かしく思いました。時間より早めに着きましたが電話すれば対応してもらえました。トイレも風呂も改装されており快適でした。エアコンも完備で問題ありません。リネン類はセルフですが苦になるレベルではありません。食事は本館で食べます。父が食事について希望したところ、翌日の夕食には希望に添えるよう作っていただいてありがたかったです。朝食も美味しくいただきました。食事の会場が2階なので、天気が良ければ大山が見えます。近くに由緒ある神社や灯台もあります。なにより都会を忘れて、ゆっくりのんびり出来る環境が良かったです。今回は3人で宿泊しましたが、離れは大勢でも楽しめるので、次回は友人たちと泊まりたいです。私たちは自家用車で行きましたが駐車場もあり、困ることはなかったです。
• Verified traveler (8/5): 楽しかった鳥取(*^^*) - 食事美味しかったです。 お風呂もう少しキレイにしてほしいです。
• Frédéric (8/5): Un excellent séjour ! - On est très bien accueilli dans ce ryokan. J'avais échangé avec le patron, qui est venu me chercher (et m'a ramené) à la gare de la ville voisine. Très grande chambre japonaise. Excellent repas varié, où on goûte de multiples spécialités de la mer. Le micro-port, le village, le temple : Mihonoseki est un cadre adorable.
• Tadashi (10/5): びっくり最高 - 離れの民家風の部屋に泊まりました。 受付のフロントから5分くらい歩きますが、アンティークな民家で最高。 冷蔵庫や冷凍庫等魚や果物を保存しました。食事はフロント2階のレストランは眺望も良い。
• Verified traveler (10/5): - A perfect place to relax and enjoy traditional Japan. Beautiful scenery. Great staff. Excellent food. Japanese style rooms, some with incredible views.
• guidoAntwerp (10/5): What a gem! - Mihonoseki is a quiet and small fishing village. Staying here was a relief after visiting the bustling and crowded Japanese big cities. We stayed 3 nights in the annex of Fukumakan Hotel and enjoyed a perfect sleep. The annex is a separate house, about 100 m from the main building. The owner and his family are very service minded and extremely friendly . The breakfast and diner are a real feast! We feel extremely lucky that we could stay at this place.
• anneue (10/5): It's like being in old Japan with modern conveniences - Kama, the host, is amazing--always making sure that every wish expressed or anticipated is fulfilled. He upgraded us to a harbor-view 200-year-old spacious Japanese home that we loved. We loved the quiet of this little "hamlet", away from the city of Matsue. Our traditional dinner and breakfast were very abundant, especially with the fresh seafood that his boat gathers every day.
• ckm818 (8/5): Base for Sojourn to Oki Island - It's impossible to fly to Yonago Airport and embark ferry to Oki Islands Geopark on the same day. That's why we picked Ryokan Fukumakan. A great choice to stay overnight in the vicinity of Saigo port. Seafront location with chance of coastal walks if you have energy. We even received an email reminder from the hotel one day before arrival, reminding me to book the dinner at a very reasonable price. Don't miss the chance to have onsen at the family room; we love that way of recharging ourselves before our Oki Islands adventure.
• Jan-OlofO (10/5): Fantastic Ryakon excellent service - This is my best Ryakon experience in Japan! I have not visited any hotel or Ryakon in Japan with this service level it was exceptional. If I could give it six stars I would do that. I ordered a room with shared bathroom I received a complete house with kitchen, micro oven, fridge and washing machine. There was bathroom with shower and toilette included in the facility. There was a small TV and a table with four chairs. Upstairs was the sleeping area sleeping on the floor typical for a ryakon. There were air-con system for both down stair and up stair rooms with great capacity. You ca easily cool a room down to 20 degree Celsius if you want. Really appreciated during the hot Japanese summer. There was no WIFI in these building one has to go to the main building for this service but it was available free of charge. I had ordered the breakfast and dinner program. I can tell you the food was absolute excellent. Breakfast can be Japanese or more traditional with yogurt, fruit, toast actually how you would like to eat breakfast! Dinner was everything the sea could bring to the table and a glass of wonderful sake. I did say the food was excellent it is also substantial. You will eat a lot at this place. The couple running this place are very service minded and friendly. The manager took care of my car problem calling the car company and sorted out all questions with the insurance, to do that my car had to stay at the Ryakon. The manager drove the to the ferry terminal for the Oki Island ferries and picked me up a again when I returned in the evening. At dinner time in the evening the car problem was solved while I had a nice day at Oki Islands. I do recommend a visit at this nice Ryakon you will more than satisfied.
• SHINAE (10/5): - It was the best experience ever!!
• BBSabina (10/5): Beautiful traditional ryokan - My sister and I really enjoyed our stay. The view from the room was stunning. The host was very friendly. The fresh seafood was divine. Would recommend it if you want to get out of the city and relax.
• summ3r (4/5): Interesting apartment, lovely meal, dirty beds. Very disappointing. - We booked the Fukumakan hotel in Matsue online and the process was fast and easy. I confirmed that there would be parking for the car by sending an email and I received a prompt response that parking would not be a problem. We had booked the Japanese Chalet for 2 persons. When we arrived we were excited to see that it was a small house on the main street facing the harbour, and that we would have the whole thing to ourselves! The hotel owner kept asking us, confirming that we were only two people, and that the apartment was only for two persons which seemed odd. Inside, the house was very well appointed with separate bath, western toilet, kitchen, sitting room with a small television and electric blanket for cold nights, and at the far end the bedroom with two futons. I was a little confused and disappointed because the photo on the hotel's website had advertised a seating area in front of a beautiful, large window looking out over the harbour, and as you can see from the photos I've attached, we clearly didn't have that. Exploring the house later we discovered that the beautiful window is upstairs and the space there was not available for us to use. Evidently that space is only available for bookings of more than 2 persons. That was disappointing. We had two meals provided by the hotel: dinner and breakfast. Both were traditional Japanese and very good. Dinner was fresh crab, served two ways, along with five other courses plus rice. Among the breakfast items offered were pickled vegetables, soup, some egg, rice, and smoked fish. Everything was fresh, well prepared, and delicious! We especially appreciated our waitress. She spoke English and was very friendly, kind, and helpful. And now the reasons we will never go back there. I had booked this hotel on the strength of the overwhelmingly positive reviews here on tripadvisor so I found our experience surprising and very disappointing. I was very cold when we first arrived at the apartment and thought that I would warm up under the covers of the bed. I pulled back the quilt to find not proper sheets but 2 brown velour blankets serving as top and bottom sheet instead. "Oh well, no problem", I thought. And then I actually LOOKED at the blankets. Both of them were covered in hair. Long, black hair, short black hair... It was disgusting. (For the record my husband is balding and I have short, brown hair so even if we had slept on those blankets those hairs weren't ours.) I checked my husband's futon and the situation was the same - velour blankets covered in hair. I reported the problem to the lady at the desk when we went for dinner, showing her one of the hairs I had wrapped in a kleenex, and instead of sending someone to deal with it they gave me a bag with 4 new sheets to make up the beds myself. I'm not too proud to make a bed but I think that for the price we paid I shouldn't have had to make up the beds. In any case when I went to make up the beds with the new sheets I discovered more problems. The first thing I discovered was that the new sheets that they had given me were stained. Brown, nasty stains. I couldn't get a clear picture of all of hairs and stains but if you look at the picture I've attached of the sheets you get the drift. I don't even want to think of what those stains were. The second thing I discovered was that both quilt covers were stained yellow across the top from age and from where people's hands had been and yes, also covered in hairs. It was gross. What to do? I had already tried to get the nasty sheets replaced once, and because the apartment is across the harbour from the hotel it would have meant going back out late at night in the cold, walking across, trying to explain, and being given yet more sheets. I had been driving all day and I was too tired. I went to bed fully dressed. There was no way I was going to get into that bed in my jammies, and I went to sleep thinking, "EW, EW, EW!" The next morning the hotel owner apologized profusely for the problem with the sheets but it was too little, too late. The village is interesting to explore. In the morning we watched the hawks turning lazy circles over the harbour, and the local ladies were very kind letting us watch them hang the day's catch of squid to dry. If you go, look out for the married rocks along the shore just west of the the villiage, and go visit the lighthouse at the end of the point. The coastline all along the way and the lighthouse are magnificent. Just watch out for dirty sheets and hairs in the bed if you stay at this hotel.
• Travel2505 (10/5): Great place & excellent host! - If you want to experience Japanese hospitality and enjoy ancient history of shrines, this place would be highly recommandabele. The host is extremely funny and generous, the lo ;-) dge was very traditional with all modern comfort and the view was very nice. We would certainly come again! Thanks for the wonderfull memories, greetings from Antwerp, Belgium!
• Edward609 (10/5): Fukuman Takahashi : a marvellous host - Fukuman is an ancient establishment with multiple properties; we took a seaview room with bathroom in the primary house --yes it is not a 5-star- but there is also an ancient and a modernized house. Meals are served in the primary house; excellent, abundant, ultra-fresh seafood .Re. "fresh" : the fishing boats unload directly in front & you can see Mr Fukuman picking and choosing your dinner directly from the unloading bins. Wonderful walks with panoramic views are the year-round attraction but there is also boating and swimming of course, The totally genuine, totally charming owner is upholding secular traditions in a very personal way--he will provide whatever he can to make you happy and speaks enough English --a rarity in such places. Stay there if the trip is convenient, stay there if it is not --will be back . Edward Luttwak

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