Miyako Hotels & Resorts

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Miyako Hotels & Resorts

“Miyako Hotels & Resorts” is the hotel chain with an expanding concentration in the Kansai and Tōkai regions.

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03/06/2026

Craft Gin, Views, and Luxury: Miyako Hotel Hakata's Rooftop Experience
Situated right in the heart of Fukuoka, Miyako Hotel Hakata offers a smart luxury escape with a location that is hard to beat with Hakata Station just a minute walk away. From a rooftop spa that draws water from a natural hot spring to a chef-driven dining experience rooted in local ingredients, this hotel is designed to make every moment feel indulgent.

Moreover, Miyako Hotel Hakata is proud to introduce Cambridge Distillery's celebrated Cambridge Dry Gin and Truffle Gin to Fukuoka for the first time. Distilled in the United Kingdom, both are served at Le Ciel Bleu, the hotel's all-day restaurant on the top floor, where the cityscape of Fukuoka sets a spectacular backdrop.

Guests can savor a classic dry gin with hints of citrus and aromatic herbs, or opt for the more adventurous truffle gin, which carries the rich, earthy fragrance of white truffles. Both are available straight or in cocktails, and they pair beautifully with either appetizers or entrees.

Kyushu is widely regarded as one of Japan's greatest culinary regions, and Cambridge Distillery is among the world's most respected distilleries. At Miyako Hotel Hakata, you can experience both in one delightful evening. So, who would you want to share this experience with?

We hope you save this article and that you include the hotel in your Fukuoka travel plans.

Click here for more information on Miyako Hotels & Resorts:
https://en.miyakohotels.ne.jp/hakata/

27/05/2026

A Journey Inward: Self-Reflection and Finding Stillness at Hasedera, the Temple of Flowers

Deep in the mountains of Nara stands Hasedera Temple, which has drawn visitors and pilgrims seeking spiritual renewal for more than 1,300 years. The site was mentioned in the Man'yoshu, Japan's oldest poetry anthology, and the sense of inspiration it evoked then still lingers today.

At the heart of the temple is a National Treasure: the principal Buddhist image enshrined in the main hall. Unlike other depictions of Buddha, this one is shown holding a staff, a reminder that Buddha does not wait to be sought out but instead walks among those who are suffering. That spirit of active compassion has made Hasedera a beloved place of faith throughout the centuries.

Leading up to the main hall is the Noboriro, a staircase of 399 stone steps designated as an Important Cultural Property. The staircase is meant to be climbed slowly, with each step an invitation to look inward instead of simply upward.

Hasedera is also known as the Temple of Flowers, and the grounds change colors with every season. In early June, the temple is filled with hydrangeas, and the Hydrangea Corridor makes an appearance, where rows of potted hydrangeas are lined along part of the Noboriro called Arashinozaka.

After the climb, visitors come face to face with the principal image in the main hall before stepping out onto the overhanging stage, jutting out over the cliff. The experience offers a moment of calm that is difficult to put into words.

Hasedera is about ninety minutes from Osaka Namba Station via the Kintetsu Line. So, save this article and let it inspire your next trip.

Click here for more information on Miyako Hotel & Resorts in Osaka:
https://en.miyakohotels.ne.jp/

23/05/2026

Slowing Down to Savor Matcha: An Experience at an Established Tea Shop in Miyako Hotel Amagasaki

For travelers looking to do more than just sightseeing, Miyako Hotel Amagasaki has put together a stay worth considering. The hotel is offering a special accommodation plan that includes a hands-on matcha experience, available for guests checking in from June onward.

The experience takes place at Tea Cafe & Dining Ouri, which is managed by Kanroen, a beloved and highly respected tea house that was founded in 1948. Guests will be guided through the proper forms of a Japanese tea ceremony under a certified Japanese tea appraiser, and the session also introduces creative recipes that use matcha, offering a fresh perspective on an ancient ingredient. It is a sensory experience designed to be enjoyed slowly and mindfully.

The sessions run about one hour and are available between 11:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. on the same day as guest check out. Guests will be asked for their preferred time slot when they make a reservation, and a voucher will be provided at check-in.

Furthermore, the plan will also include breakfast at the hotel restaurant and complimentary access to the fitness club throughout the stay. Work up a sweat beforehand, and then let the tea ritual bring things back to the center the next morning. It's bound to be a restorative way to travel.

Click here for more information on Miyako Hotel Amagasaki and its accommodation plans:
https://en.miyakohotels.ne.jp/amagasaki/

20/05/2026

Learn to Think Like a Ninja: An Immersive Experience at Bansenshukai
The city of Iga in Mie Prefecture is the historic birthplace of the Iga-ryu ninja, one of Japan's most famous schools of ninjutsu. Moreover, last summer, a new attraction opened in this storied city that invites guests to step inside a secretive world in a way that goes far beyond a museum exhibit.

The facility is called Bansenshukai, named after the famous historical manual that documents the philosophy, strategy, and techniques of the Iga-ryu ninja. True to its namesake, the experience is designed to engage visitors in a holistic way, immersing visitors through a variety of activities, meals, and more.

Two distinct experiences are available. One is a guided adventure through a dark cave said to have been used to train actual ninjas. There, visitors will have to navigate the darkness and hidden traps along the way. The second is a hands-on ninjutsu training session, with multiple courses that impart different teachings recorded in the Bansenshukai.

After working up an appetite, visitors can sit down to a meal in the facility that is every bit as regional as the experience itself. Iga beef and other local ingredients are prepared and served using traditional Iga pottery, rounding out a thoroughly immersive visit.

The facility is about ninety minutes from Osaka Namba Station via the Kintetsu Line, making it an easy and rewarding destination for guests staying at a Miyako Hotel in Osaka.

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Click here for more information on Miyako Hotel & Resorts:
https://en.miyakohotels.ne.jp/

16/05/2026

A Summer Festival in Kyoto: Why Visitors Keep Coming Back to Miyako Hotel Kyoto Hachijo's Beer Garden
Few events capture the spirit of a Japanese summer like a beer garden, and Miyako Hotel Kyoto Hachijo is kicking off the season in style. Starting Friday, June 5, the hotel's Sky Beer Garden will open its doors for another year, and this time the theme is all about summer festivals.

Alongside crowd favorites will be a rotating selection of teppanyaki dishes that will change every month, and of course, there will be a variety of refreshing drinks to match the warm evening air. It is the kind of menu that will undoubtedly encourage patrons to relax long after the sun goes down.

On top of the delicious spread on hand, the beer garden is located on the hotel's own rooftop. As beer garden culture in Japan continues to evolve, rooftop venues are becoming popular for the retro, open-air atmosphere they provide. And at this hotel, the location is hard to beat. Perched just minutes away from Kyoto Station, the hotel's rooftop offers sweeping views of the station with Kyoto's mountains as the backdrop. Down below, one can see the local and bullet trains gliding past. The combination of that dynamic cityscape, the cool night breeze, and a cold drink in hand makes for an evening that is hard to replicate anywhere else.

Save this article and add it to your summer travel plans for a night to remember in Kyoto.

Click here for more information on Miyako Hotel Kyoto Hachijo:
https://en.miyakohotels.ne.jp/kyoto-hachijo/

13/05/2026

Ride Japan's Oldest Cable Car to a Jem: A Nostalgic Journey to Mt. Ikoma and Hozanji Temple
Tucked along the border of Osaka and Nara, Ikoma harbors one of the region's most charming destinations. The journey to Hozanji Temple, perched on the slopes of Mount Ikoma, begins with a ride on a cable car that is itself part of the appeal.

The Ikoma Cable Car, which first opened in 1918, holds the distinction of being Japan's oldest. It features two endearing carriages named Bull and Mike, a dog and a cat! The two ferry passengers from Torii-mae Station up to Hozanji Station, and though it is a short ride, it is a delightful one.

From Hozanji Station, a short walk leads into a townscape that feels preserved from another era. Neon signs glow above aging facades, and stone-paved steps wind upward through the old town. In recent years, stylish cafes and small shops have taken root inside the historic buildings, giving the area a unique quality where old and new coexist naturally.

At the end of the path lies Hozanji Temple. The staircase leading to its torii gate is lined on both sides with lanterns, and the whole scene is framed by lush greenery. As a result, the atmosphere here is genuinely pleasing and captivating. The temple honors a deity of prosperous business, and many visitors continue to make the climb year after year.

From Osaka Namba Station, the journey takes about fifty minutes via the Kintetsu Line and the cable car. Save this article and add a retro town to your day trip itinerary.

Click here for more information on Miyako Hotels & Resorts in Osaka:
https://en.miyakohotels.ne.jp/

09/05/2026

Wonderful Mornings in Osaka: Why Breakfast at Miyako City Osaka Tennoji is Worth Rising Up Early

A great day begins with a great breakfast, and the breakfast buffet at Miyako City Osaka Tennoji makes it easy to have one great day after another. Being a buffet, breakfast here makes it simple for guests to eat as much of their favorites as they want at their own pace.

Alongside familiar staples such as salads, fresh bread, and scrambled eggs, the buffet has two standout menu items. The first is a dedicated selection of Osaka soul food. Takoyaki, doteyaki (beef tendon stew), pork buns, kushikatsu, and nikusui (Osaka style beef soup) are all available, meaning guests can sample some of the city's most well-known cuisine without ever waiting in line.

The second highlight is the crab zosui, a warm and satisfying rice soup simmered with the rich umami of crab. It is the perfect way to fuel up before a full day of exploring and is highly recommended by the hotel's own staff.

The breakfast is served at Sky Restaurant Etoile, located on the hotel's top floor, some seventy meters above street level. Floor-to-ceiling windows help frame Osaka's cityscape while it is bathed in the gentle and clear morning light.

With whom would you like to share a table at Etoile?
We hope you share this article with them and consider breakfast at Miyako City Osaka Tennoji on your next trip.

Click here for more information on Miyako City Osaka Tennoji:
https://en.miyakohotels.ne.jp/tennoji/stay/breakfast/

06/05/2026

After the Blossoms: Discovering Yoshino's Season of Gorgeous New Greenery

Yoshino Mountain is known across Japan as one of the finest locations to view cherry blossoms. Likewise, in the fall, the spectacular foliage draws an equally impressive crowd. Yet for those in the know, the season that comes after the last cherry blossom falls holds a quiet magic of its own, for the mountain's true essence lies in its tranquility.

From May through June, the mountainside undergoes a striking transformation, as the branches give way to a vivid canopy of fresh green leaves. The ancient stillness that once drew poets, aristocrats, and ascetics of the past to this secluded mountain returns in full. Walking through the tranquil trails during this season feels like passing through long tunnels of young maple leaves, accompanied by birdsong and the rustling of the trees. The peaceful atmosphere that surrounds Yoshino at this moment makes it worth seeking out.

After wandering through the verdant paths, be sure to sample some of the local specialties made with Yoshino kuzu (Japanese arrowroot). From kuzu starch noodles to kuzu jelly, these treats are well-suited to help travelers cool down after a peaceful hike.

We invite you to experience for yourself the peacefulness that comes with the new leaves at Yoshino.

Click here for more information on Miyako Hotels & Resorts:
https://en.miyakohotels.ne.jp/

02/05/2026

Rain as Ambient Music: The Ultimate Wellness Experience at The Westin Miyako Kyoto
June heralds the start of the rainy season in Japan, and while Kyoto has an abundance of remarkable sights, overcast skies and steady rain can make even the most enthusiastic travelers hesitant to venture outside. Fortunately, such days in Kyoto present another perfect opportunity, one that helps explorers slow down and experience something truly rejuvenating.

Spa Kacho, located within The Westin Miyako Kyoto, is one of the largest spas in Kyoto. And one of its highlights is the Kyoto Keage Onsen, a natural hot spring drilled and sourced within hotel grounds. The mineral-rich waters are believed to ease the fatigue that comes with a day of sightseeing. It is also said that onsen's waters help bring relief for those who have poor circulation.

Both the men's and women's bathing areas feature enclosed open-air baths, allowing guests to appreciate Kyoto's lush greenery without stepping outside into the rain. The spa's thoughtfully designed architecture adds another layer to the experience as well. For travelers that enjoy saunas, a dry sauna is installed in the men's bath, while the women's bath has a steam sauna.

On your next trip to Kyoto, let the rain be your excuse to linger a little longer inside, and keep Spa Kacho saved as your next rainy-day plan.

Click here for more information on The Westin Miyako Hotel Kyoto:
https://en.miyakohotels.ne.jp/westinkyoto/stay/spa_kacho/

29/04/2026

Golf and Luxury by the Sea in Ise-Shima
For travelers seeking a more leisurely pace, the Ise-Shima region of Mie Prefecture offers a compelling blend of golf and refined coastal accommodation.

Kintetsu Kashikojima Country Club is one of Japan's premier golf courses, having hosted official LPGA Tour events. The course is inspired by the intricate coastline of Ago Bay, with layouts that wind through lush greenery and open up to sweeping views of the ocean. Playing here, with a sea breeze at your back and glittering water in the distance, will no doubt be an experience unlike those found in most courses in Japan.

Also, just three minutes on foot from the clubhouse sits Miyako Resort Shima Bayside Terrace. The property's whitewashed architecture evokes a Mediterranean atmosphere, while its location above Ago Bay makes it one of the most photogenic hotels in the region. The contrast of white walls against the bay’s deep blue water is simply stunning, even more so as the day ends. On that note, in the evenings, guests can dine at the hotel's restaurant, which serves both French and Japanese dishes prepared with ingredients locally scoured from areas in Mie Prefecture. And all the meals can be enjoyed while overlooking the bay.

Of course, traveling in the city is riveting, but for a trip that truly refreshes the mind and body, Ise-Shima is hard to surpass.

*For inquiries on the golf courses, please contact the hotel directly.

Click here for more information on Miyako Resort Shima Bayside Terrace:
https://en.miyakohotels.ne.jp/bayside-terrace/

住所

6-1-55 Uehonmachi, Tennoji-ku, Osaka-city, Osaka Prefecture
Osaka, Osaka
543-0001

ウェブサイト

https://en.miyakohotels.ne.jp/

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