Naniwa Issui

Naniwa Issui is a ryokan-style hotel located in Matsue, Japan, offering guests an authentic Japanese experience infused with modern comforts.

Photo of Naniwa Issui by さっちゃん“レオくんの母ちゃん” on Google Maps

This serene retreat provides stunning views of Lake Shinji, making it an ideal escape for those seeking tranquility and natural beauty. Rooms often feature traditional tatami flooring and are designed to promote relaxation.

The ryokan’s location allows easy access to several local attractions. Guests can explore the historic Matsue Castle, known for its impressive architecture and lush gardens. Nearby is the Adachi Museum of Art, famous for its exquisite Japanese gardens and art collections. For those interested in spiritual sites, Yaegaki Shrine offers a peaceful visit not far from the hotel.

A significant advantage of staying at Naniwa Issui is its on-site onsen (hot spring baths), which provide a quintessentially Japanese bathing experience. Guests often enjoy the hotel’s kaiseki dinners, which showcase seasonal ingredients and regional specialties prepared with meticulous care.

While there are fewer international dining options within the immediate vicinity, the focus on local cuisine adds to the cultural immersion experience. Some travelers may find that English language support is limited; however, this can be part of the charm for those wishing to delve deeper into Japanese culture.

Pros	Cons
Lake views	Limited English support
On-site onsen baths	Fewer international dining options
Proximity to Matsue Castle and other attractions
Cultural immersion through food and decor

Naniwa Issui in 360°