【Official】Matsushima Kanko Hotel Misakitei

A relaxing and healing stay in Amakusa to soothe your travel fatigue.

We are pleased to present you with an invitation from Misakitei, Matsushima Onsen in Amakusa, Amakusa, an island of romance.
Enjoy a moment of your own making while savoring the history of Christianity, the magnificent views of the sea, and the leisurely pace of time.

To customers who made reservations on our old website:

Regarding reservation confirmation, changes, and cancellations
Due to changes to our Official website, we are currently unable to confirm or cancel reservations made through the old website.
If you need to make any changes, we kindly ask that you please call us.
Please rest assured that your existing reservations will remain valid.

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Hot Springs

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About this facility

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Hotel Name	Matsushima Kanko Hotel Misakitei
Address	4710 Aitsu, Matsushima Town, Kamiamakusa City, Kumamoto Prefecture
Telephone number	0969-56-1188
Notes	・60 minutes by car from Matsubase IC via National Route 266 ・1 hour and 30 minutes by bus from Kumamoto Transportation provided(conditions) We offer a free shuttle service to and from the nearest Matsushima Bus Stop and Matsushima Port.(Reservation required) Please make a reservation by phone in advance.

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Information on school trips and educational tours

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Amakusa is known for its abundant seafood, but Amakusa Bridges have connected the Uto Peninsula with Amakusa Kamishima and Amakusa Kamishima Island by land. Nowadays, the area is used for themed learning on school trips, such as exploring Christian sites including Amakusa Shiro Tokisada, visiting dinosaur fossils in Ryugatake town, and dolphin watching in Gowa town.
In addition, we have a track record of providing experiential learning opportunities in Amakusa, such as rowing experiences using a Peiron boat owned by Matsushima Town in Matsushima City, and creating original azulejo (decorative ceramic tiles) using white porcelain tiles made from Amakusa pottery stone.

Inquiries
【Tel】0969-56-1188
【Mail】info@misakitei.jp