Miho Shrine - Aoishi-datami Street - Mihokan Main Building
A heartfelt, traditional Japanese wedding like something out of a fairy tale, set in Mihonoseki with its Taisho-era romance
Mihokan entrance.Miho ShrineFrom there, you are greeted with traditional paper umbrellas and walk along the blue-stone pavement. An authentic traditional Japanese ceremony at Miho Shrine, with gagaku music and dance performed for all attendees.
A wedding reception in a historic cultural-property building, reserved exclusively for the day, where you can celebrate the couple's new beginning at a relaxed pace.
A space found nowhere else, a future for the two of you blessed by the gods: a traditional Japanese wedding plan
The procession of red paper umbrellas makes its slow way to Miho Shrine
A hall within the forest
A priest welcomes you with a red paper umbrella. The procession follows Aoishi-datami Street to the main hall of Miho Shrine.
Kagura, dance, and norito prayers echo through the shrine grounds where all attendees are seated. A mystical ceremony that stays in everyone's hearts.
This is Mihonoseki, after all... so the cuisine is a seafood kaiseki course featuring the bounty of the Sea of Japan. Savor a celebratory feast at your leisure in the grand hall overlooking the sea.
Please enjoy to your heart's content.
For weddings and receptions from Sakaiminato, Matsue, and Yonago. Reliable bus transfers (large bus seats 50, microbus seats 28)
Coordinate the entire ryokan, including the grand banquet hall, however you like♪ We charge no bring-in fees.
Wedding cuisine starts from ¥10,000. (12 dishes. Tax and service charge not included)
We charge no bring-in fees at all for outside vendors, supplies, or other items.
Basically, you pay only for the cuisine at ¥10,000 (tax and service charge not included) and drinks, so you can hold your reception very affordably.
