Minshuku Amimoto
民宿あみもと26°20′ N 126°49′ EMinshuku¥¥
Minshuku Amimoto is a 12-room minshuku on Ou-jima, three minutes' walk from the Tatami-ishi rock shelf, and it lends bicycles for the causeway ride to Kume.
Amimoto sits on Ou-jima, which a road ties to Kume's east coast, and its own line is that Tatami-ishi, three minutes away, feels like a private beach. Tatami-ishi is the shore of hexagonal basalt slabs that look like tatami mats. The minshuku has 12 rooms and a barbecue garden. Meals come in the dining room, or out on the terrace if the weather allows.
A borrowed bicycle gets you back over the causeway to Kume and along to the Eef Beach strip. Amimoto takes PayPay and doesn't accept credit cards.
Highlights
- Tatami-ishi is three minutes away on foot
- The minshuku lends bicycles for the causeway ride
Worth knowing
- Pay with PayPay or bring cash; the minshuku takes no credit cards.
- Walk to Tatami-ishi at low tide, when more of the basalt shelf shows.
FAQ
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Does Minshuku Amimoto lend bicycles?
Yes. Minshuku Amimoto on Ou-jima lends bicycles to guests.
How far is Minshuku Amimoto from Tatami-ishi?
Minshuku Amimoto is about three minutes' walk from Tatami-ishi on Ou-jima.
Does Minshuku Amimoto take credit cards?
No. Minshuku Amimoto takes PayPay and doesn't accept credit cards.
Are meals included at Minshuku Amimoto?
Minshuku Amimoto: Breakfast and dinner are served in the dining room, and you can eat on the terrace.
Is Minshuku Amimoto on the beach?
No. Minshuku Amimoto isn't beachfront.
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