Mizuya

Since ancient times, Miyazu has been known as the city of Kyoto by the Sea, famed for Amanohashidate.

Amanohashidate, counted among Japan’s Three Scenic Views, has been praised for its picturesque beauty in the 'Kojiki' and is known as a place connected to prominent figures such as the poet Izumi Shikibu in the Heian era and Hosokawa Gracia in the Warring States period.
True to its name, Miyazu (Kyoto's Port) has historically been a port town linking the Sea of Japan with the capital of Kyoto, serving as a hub where cultural artifacts from the Eurasian continent landed in Japan via East Asia, while also being a land endowed with lush hills and seas reminiscent of Japan’s original landscape.

In this town, Miyazu, we have transformed a public facility with a 50-year history into a boutique hotel limited to just nine rooms.
We have infused its elegant and culturally profound history with the grand yet delicate natural environment of Tango, creating a one-of-a-kind lodging experience.As its name suggests, 'The House Near Water (Mizuya)' centers around water, a symbol of this area, offering visitors moments of tranquility and spiritual enrichment.Enjoy the iconic scenery of Miyazu and immerse yourself in an experience that lets you surrender to the flow of time.