Shiratame Ryokan: The historic riverside facade beside Kintaikyo at blue hour.
Source: Gambo / Taka-makuraShiratame Ryokan: Seasonal fish and vegetables arranged on a ceramic plate.
Source: IkyuShiratame Ryokan: A simple tatami room with low table and broad windows.
Source: IkyuShiratame Ryokan
1-5-16 Iwakuni, Iwakuni, Yamaguchi 741-0062, Japan
Price on request · Traditional Ryokan
Shiratame Ryokan occupies a historic timber building near Kintai Bridge at 1-5-16 Iwakuni. The property continues to accept lodging reservations under the Japanese name 白為旅館, with the same published address and telephone number.
Local tourism material dates the wooden three-storey building to 1924. Tatami rooms and views toward the bridge and river define the stay, while the exact outlook still depends on the room assigned. The setting places traditional accommodation within one of Iwakuni's best known historic areas.
Dinner service has ended. Earlier cuisine descriptions should not be used to plan a meal, and the current inn makes no promise of kaiseki, breakfast, vegetarian service, or any fixed dining program. Guests should arrange meals with that limitation clearly in mind.
The strongest reasons to choose Shiratame are its preserved wooden character, traditional rooms, and proximity to Kintai Bridge. Bath water, private bathing, child policies, and the current room count remain unspecified, so confirm those details directly before reserving a stay.