Location
Ikuchijima Island
Seto Inland Sea
Hiroshima, Japan
Azumi Setoda
ONOMICHIJAPAN
A 150-year-old merchant estate, reimagined for a new generation.
Azumi Setoda is an intimate ryokan on Ikuchijima, an island in Japan’s Seto Inland Sea. At its heart is the former home of the Horiuchi family, prosperous salt merchants and shipowners who built the estate in 1876.
Azumi carries the spirit of the original house forward through architecture, food, bathing, and a deep connection to the island’s life.
Rooms shaped by quiet,
light, and craft.
Azumi Setoda’s 22 rooms are intimate and understated, pairing traditional Japanese materials with a distinctly contemporary sense of calm. Each opens to the changing light of the island and features a private hinoki cypress bath—creating a retreat that feels deeply connected to place, yet entirely its own.
FEATURES
Private Hinoki Baths
Sukiya-Inspired Interiors
Natural Timber & Tatami
Garden & Courtyard Views
Azumi Setoda is an invitation to slow down—where the garden, the warmth of wood, and the rituals of Japanese hospitality create a profound sense of ease.
