Ushimado Roman Club

Ushimado, the town from which
one may enjoy a spectacular view of the Inland Sea,
known as the Aegean Sea of Japan
The Shiomachi Karakoto-dori Street flourished in
ancient times as the port of call for the envoys from Korea.
Even now the streetscape preserves charming vestiges
of the shrines, temples, and buildings of the past.

Time stands still;
the clock moves slowly;
one’s soul feels free.

Please come spend some time in this relaxing place
and create your own memories of “Ushimado”.

We of the Ushimado Roman Club (Community Club)
invite you to enjoy Ushimado
and we will endeavor to offer only the best hospitality.

Experience Ushimado Package

(Self) Guided Walking Tour

“Tenkoro-an”

Experience Ushimado Package

Guide to Ushimado Kaiyukan and Shiomachi Karakoto-dori Street

Strolling while feeling the fresh breeze
・Guided tour experiencing the history of Ushimado Shiomachi Karakoto-dori Street (English speaking guide available)

Click here for Ushimado Shiomachi Karakoto-dori Street Walking MAP

Yukata (informal cotton kimono) Rental Plan
Enjoy walking on Shiomachi Karakoto-dori Street in Yukata!
（Available between May and early September）

Let’s stroll around the streetscape lined with impressive buildings from the early Showa period (around 1930).
You might catch a glimpse of the scenery at that time.

Click the following websites for details and reservations.

■Asoview　https://www.asoview.com/base/155172/

■Urakata　https://urakata.in/new_reserve/courses/ushimadoroman

Click here to download the brochure.(Open the PDF document.)

Meal Plan

Tenkoro Plan

Let’s enjoy a visit to the “Tenkoro-an” where we can share laughter, conversation and taste the “obanzai”, delicious side dishes our local mothers have prepared using locally sourced ingredients.

At the Tenkoro-an, our local hosts will regale you with folk tales and amusing stories of Ushimado and help you prepare your tour plans for tomorrow and maybe offer some advice for living.

This plan is for guests staying at the guesthouses below.
■Ushimado Guest House “Nendokoro”
https://nendokoro.com/
■uni.house
https://uni-house.jp/

For details, please fill out the Ushimado Roman Club (Community Club)
inquiry form or contact each guesthouse directly.

Click here to download the brochure.(Open the PDF document.)

Hoshu-an Plan

You can spend some precious time with your loved ones.
The hall can be used for everything from family anniversaries, celebrations, meetings of introduction to memorial services.
Please feel free to contact us with your preferred date, time, purpose, budget, the number of people in your party, and so on.
We can also accommodate groups of up to 20 people.
For details, please contact the Ushimado Roman Club (Community Club) inquiry form.

Click here for details and reservations.

Please feel free to ask us about other uses of Hoshu-an besides the dining plan.

Things you can do in Ushimado

We provide various opportunities for you to create your own travel memories.

You can make a Kaleidoscope and paint or decorate miniature Japanese umbrellas and paper fans to take home as souvenirs.
You can make things out of glass or ceramics.
There are arts and crafts projects using such materials as wire.
You can experience sutra copying at a temple.
You can make a feather duster and use it to clean like olden times.
You can make scented gel and soaps.

You can enjoy your time in Ushimado over a cup of Matcha.

Click here for details and reservations.

■Asoview 　https://www.asoview.com/base/155172/

■Urakata 　https://urakata.in/new_reserve/courses/ushimadoroman

Click here to download the brochure. (Open the PDF document.)

Saidaiji Gofuku Street Plans (Higashi-ku, Okayama City) are also available.
Saidaiji Gofuku Street (Higashi-ku, Okayama City) is a nostalgic townscape accessible from Ushimado by local bus.
After your visit to Ushimado Shiomachi Karakoto-dori Street, hop on a bus and explore the preserved historic district of Saidaiji Gofuku street.
Ryobi Bus: From Saidaiji to Ushimado ≪Southbound≫ 　,　From Ushimado to Saidaiji

Click here to download the brochure. (Open the PDF document.)