Onsen & Resort
Mibu no Shou
The Tranquil Escape Overlooking the Pacific
CONCEPT
CONCEPT
The destination — an oasis along the journey of your life.
Nestled in the forests of eastern Izu, facing the vast Pacific Ocean, this hidden retreat harmonizes the sea and the woods.
Time flows gently here, and your senses slowly unwind in serene tranquility.
Each room offers a private open-air hot spring bath using natural hot spring water from the Inatori Onsen source.
This sanctuary allows you to rest your wings and escape the noise of everyday life.
As a destination to soothe the soul, experience “The luxury of doing nothing” at our traditional Japanese retreat.
PRIVATE HOT SPRING
Each suite features a private open-air hot spring bath.
Beyond the sea, the forest reveals ever-changing expressions—crimson hues at sunset, and a sky adorned with stars by night.
The traditional Japanese interiors—tatami flooring, futon bedding, and artful details such as ranma and fusuma—are gently complemented by modern comforts.
Awakening to the sounds of nature, one feels as if breathing in harmony with the world itself.
PRIVATE HOT SPRING
PRIVATE HOT SPRING
Each suite features a private open-air hot spring bath.
Beyond the sea, the forest reveals ever-changing expressions—crimson hues at sunset, and a sky adorned with stars by night.
The traditional Japanese interiors—tatami flooring, futon bedding, and artful details such as ranma and fusuma—are gently complemented by modern comforts.
Awakening to the sounds of nature, one feels as if breathing in harmony with the world itself.
Japanese Wagyu Sukiyaki Course
Japanese Wagyu Sukiyaki Course
From the bountiful sea of Inatori Port come the finest seafood, complemented by the blessings of the quiet mountain countryside.
At Mibu no Shou, in addition to carefully selected premium Japanese beef, we present kaiseki cuisine featuring local seasonal ingredients,
including fresh vegetables and the finest offerings from both land and sea, served in the privacy of your guest room.
Each dish tells a story of Izu’s nature, leaving a lingering harmony of fragrance and flavor.
*KAISEKI cuisine
Kaiseki is a traditional Japanese multi-course meal, featuring seasonal ingredients and beautifully arranged dishes that highlight the art of Japanese cuisine.
Japanese Kaiseki-style Breakfast
A gentle Japanese breakfast that embraces a tranquil morning, nurturing your body.
At Mibu no Shou, we offer a Japanese Kaiseki-style breakfast (Asage), meticulously prepared with the finest seasonal ingredients. Our dishes are designed to cherish the inherent deliciousness of each ingredient.
Enjoy small, exquisite dishes infused with the delicate aroma of dashi broth, perfectly fluffy rice, grilled specialties highlighting local flavors, and seasonal delicacies.
Savor a light yet luxurious morning moment that gently sets a peaceful tone for your entire day.
Kids’ Plate Example (Ages 7-10)
Japanese Kaiseki-style Breakfast
A gentle Japanese breakfast that embraces a tranquil morning, nurturing your body.
At Mibu no Shou, we offer a Japanese Kaiseki-style breakfast (Asage), meticulously prepared with the finest seasonal ingredients. Our dishes are designed to cherish the inherent deliciousness of each ingredient.
Enjoy small, exquisite dishes infused with the delicate aroma of dashi broth, perfectly fluffy rice, grilled specialties highlighting local flavors, and seasonal delicacies.
Savor a light yet luxurious morning moment that gently sets a peaceful tone for your entire day.
Kids’ Plate Example (Ages 7-10)
Free Drink Service
Free Drink Service
From arrival to moments of relaxation, everything made comfortable.
At Mibu no Shou, all beverages stocked in your in-room refrigerator are complimentary.
Enjoy a generous selection including bottled beer, local sake (Japanese rice wine), mineral water, oolong tea, carbonated soft drinks, and more.
After your bath or dinner, savor your favorite beverages to your heart’s content—without worrying about extra charges*.
Please note: Beverages not included in the refrigerator, as well as any additional orders, are available at an extra charge.
GUEST ROOMS
(Check in: 2pm - Check out: 11am)
One night with two meals:
60,000 yen per person (tax excluded)
Meals
・Dinner: In-room dining (beef sukiyaki plan only)
・Breakfast: In-room dining (Japanese kaiseki)
*Rooms cannot be selected.
*Please refrain from bringing food or drinks into the room. Additional drink orders will be settled at checkout (cash or credit cards accepted: VISA, MasterCard, AMEX, JCB, Diners, Discover, UC, DC, NICOS, debit cards, UnionPay).
*All rooms are Japanese-style with futon bedding only. Beds are not available.
*Meal contents cannot be changed.
REVIEWS
I was able to spend a truly luxurious time on my own.
This was my first solo trip from Kansai and my first stay on the Izu Peninsula. Luckily, the weather was beautiful, and I enjoyed the views, the open-air bath, and the meals.
The sense of privacy was excellent, and the attentive service made me feel relaxed. Reading in the bath and having drinks while admiring the scenery felt like a special kind of luxury only possible when traveling alone.
My only small complaint was the stiff door lock. Other than that, the room was very clean and well cared for.
The kinmedai (alfonsino) shabu-shabu and even the sashimi at breakfast were wonderful. The price felt a little high for a solo traveler, but overall I was very satisfied.
I usually give strict reviews, but Mibu-no-Shou was close to perfect. I’d love to return, either with my family or again on my own, especially during cherry blossom season. Thank you also for the pick-up from Izu-Inatori Station.
I was introduced to this hot spring inn by my father, who took me to the one my mother
absolutely loved and visited frequently.
And indeed — it was exactly the kind of place that shows my mother’s great taste.
The food, the room, the bath — everything was wonderful.
Since there aren’t that many guest rooms, you hardly ever run into other guests on the way to the large public bath. With in-room dining and private hot spring baths, it’s the perfect inn for doing absolutely nothing and simply relaxing.
The meals were delicious and plentiful — almost too much to finish, and we were completely satisfied.
I’ve been there twice, riding in my father’s car, though the road to the inn can be a little tricky the first time you go.
According to my father, they offer shuttle service from the station, as he saw their bus several times along the way (you might want to confirm this directly with the inn).
Next time, I’m planning to have my boyfriend drive and take me there for a special anniversary.
I had been interested in this inn for quite some time and finally had the chance to visit.
Since I travel to the Izu Peninsula about once a month, I’ve grown a little tired of the typical kinmedai (golden eye snapper) dishes — the simmered or shabu-shabu versions — even though each inn has its own twist.
This time, I contacted the inn in advance to request their special salt-boiled kinmedai, a dish said to be unique to this place.
The balance between the gentle saltiness and the tender texture of the fish was exquisite — truly impressive. This dish alone makes the inn worth revisiting.
However, I must admit that although I usually skip both breakfast and lunch on the day of my Izu trips so I can fully enjoy the dinner at the inn, this time I ended up drinking a bit too much beer upon arrival and couldn’t finish the meal.
The staff’s service was also excellent — they seemed to quickly sense my preferred pace and style and adjusted their approach perfectly.
Next time, I’d love to visit again in the colder season, ideally for a longer stay to fully relax and savor the experience.
It was my first trip with my girlfriend, so I was a little nervous at first —
but it turned out to be an absolutely wonderful experience.
The hospitality was truly exceptional, making all my initial worries disappear.
In fact, the service was so warm and comfortable that it felt beyond welcoming.
The meals were excellent as well, especially the breakfast — gentle in flavor and absolutely delicious!
The view from our room was breathtaking, and the open-air bath was perfect.
Without a doubt, this stay deserves a full 100 out of 100!
We’ll definitely be coming back!
This was my first trip to Izu, and I stayed here. The room was spacious and
even had its own bath, separate from the large public bath, so I could enjoy it anytime. I heard that the type and design of the bath differ depending on the room, which makes me want to try another one next time.
Bringing your own drinks isn’t allowed, but they have a good selection of craft beer and sake.
Meals are served in the room at a relaxed pace, and the fish dishes were delicious — be sure to come hungry!
It’s definitely a place I’d like to visit again on my next trip to Izu.
The room was spacious, clean, quiet, and had a lovely view. In the morning,
I watched a Japanese white-eye bird sipping nectar from the early-blooming cherry blossoms outside the window, singing with a sweet voice. The open-air bath in the room even had its own washing area beside it, two sinks, and chairs—very convenient.
Dinner included several dishes I had never tried before, and everything was delicious. Of course, the simmered kinmedai (alfonsino) was excellent, but even the abalone—which I don’t usually like—was outstanding, and I even wanted seconds of the liver rice. I worried about the fuki (butterbur) rice since I’m not fond of fuki, but the staff noticed right away and kindly offered plain rice instead, which made me very happy. Breakfast was almost like a small dinner in itself, and even came with coffee afterward.
I was able to fully relax in the bath as well, and this is definitely an inn I would love to visit again if I have the chance. Thank you very much to the attendant. I hope to return someday.
Although I have stayed in Izu more than 50 times, this was my first visit to Mibu-no-Shou.
While Inatori usually brings to mind the seaside, this inn is set on a hilltop, offering a wonderful location where you can see both the ocean and the mountains of East Izu.
The spacious traditional Japanese room, the guestroom open-air bath with stunning views, the refined and luxurious meals, and the warm hospitality of the attendant—all of these made my stay truly relaxing.
I learned that each of the eight rooms has a different design, so I would love to come back seven more times and experience them all.
For anyone who wishes to enjoy the happiness of “doing nothing,” this is the perfect place. Thank you very much for the excellent stay.
From the moment we arrived, we were warmly greeted with a smile despite the summer heat,
which left a wonderful first impression. The view from our room’s window was simply breathtaking.
The staff member who attended us was excellent—answering our questions clearly and even adding some humor, which made us feel very comfortable.
We enjoyed the kinmedai (alfonsino) shabu-shabu this time, along with other delicious dishes. The rice porridge at the end of the meal was especially outstanding.
Soaking in the open-air bath allowed us to fully relax and refresh. My wife and I even said we would love to return here again for our year-end trip.
ACCESS
066-1 Inatori, Higashiizu Town, Kamo District, Shizuoka 413-0411 Japan
by CAR
by TRAIN
ACCESS
066-1 Inatori, Higashiizu Town, Kamo District, Shizuoka 413-0411 Japan
by CAR
From Tokyo Area
From Kansai Area
by Train
From Tokyo Area
From Kansai Area
FAQ
- Guests with tattoos are kindly requested to refrain from using the public bathhouse. Please use the private open-air bath in your room instead.
- Shiatsu massage and esthetic services are outsourced, so please check availability in advance.
- We do not accommodate pets, nor do we offer pet-sitting services.
- Baby stroller rental is not available; please bring your own if needed.
- Wheelchair access is possible, but the property is not fully barrier-free. There are stairs at the entrances and in front of some guestrooms.
- There are no cigarette vending machines on-site, so please prepare in advance.
- While we do not have an arcade or game room, we offer a selection of Go, Shogi, and playing cards for loan (limited availability).,
- When using the complimentary shuttle service, please contact us in advance to coordinate the schedule.
- Taxi arrangements can be made at the front desk, but it may take around 20 minutes to arrive. Please request with ample lead time.
- If you are arriving with multiple vehicles,please inform us of the number of cars in advance.
- If you are arriving by car, please be sure to bring valuables and your ETC card with you.
- There are no 24-hour stores around the hotel, so please do your shopping beforehand.
BOOK NOW
Please submit your booking request via this form at least 5 days prior to your desired date.
The booking will be confirmed upon receipt of our official confirmation email within 2-3 business days (if you do not receive it after 3 business days, please contact us by phone).
Please note that bookings from 4 days prior to your desired date must also be made by phone.
☎Domestic: 0557-95-2228 (International: +81-557-95-2228)
Children’s Rates
A [Ages 11–12] 70% of Adult Rate Includes: Futon, Yukata, and Amenities. Meals: Semi-adult menu (similar to adult meals).
B [Ages 7–10] 50% of Adult Rate Includes: Futon, Yukata, and Children’s Amenities. Meals: Kids’ plate for dinner and breakfast.
C [Ages 3–6] 8,000 yen (tax included) Includes: Futon, Yukata, and Children’s Amenities. Meals: Complimentary white rice and miso soup (no main dishes included).
D [Ages 0–2] 3,000 yen (tax included) No Futon, Yukata, or Amenities provided. No meals provided.
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COMPANY INFO
– Our Philosophy –
We aspire to be an inn that guests wish to visit again, upholding the spirit of “Ikkyaku Sailai”—welcoming each guest back with sincerity.
It is our mission to offer every visitor a truly unique moment, shaped by the natural beauty of Izu Inatori and our heartfelt hospitality.
Within a space where “Japanese tradition” and “serenity” coexist, we hope you will savor the blessings of each season with all five senses and experience moments that naturally bring a smile. For those precious moments, we continue to refine our craft every day.
DETAIL
[Company Name]
Mibu no Shou Inc.
[Address]
3066-1 Inatori, Higashiizu Town, Kamo District,
Shizuoka 413-0411, Japan
[Contact]
TEL: 0557-95-2228
[Representative]
Toshio Uejima, President & CEO
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