LAMP Iki: A Historic Ryokan Experience

Experience traditional Japanese hospitality in a historic Ryokan on Iki Island, with easy access to scenic Katsumoto and Tatsunoshima.

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LAMP Iki is a renovated Japanese inn (Ryokan) located in Katsumoto, Iki Island, offering guests a unique stay in a historic wooden building with easy access to local attractions like Tatsunoshima Island.

A brief summary to LAMP Iki

253 Katsumotocho Katsumotoura, Iki, Katsumotocho Katsumotoura, Nagasaki, 811-5501, JP
+8150-1808-4210
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Local tips

Take a morning stroll through Katsumoto to experience the local atmosphere and visit the morning market for fresh seafood and local produce.
Enjoy a day trip to Tatsunoshima Island for swimming, hiking, and exploring its unique rock formations and clear waters.
Try the local Iki shochu and craft beers at the "Kura Nomidokoro LAMP" restaurant next door to the Ryokan.

Getting There

Walking

LAMP Iki is located in Katsumotocho Katsumotoura. From Katsumoto Port, it's a short walk through the town. As you exit the port, walk straight ahead towards the main street. LAMP Iki will be on your right, a traditional wooden building. The walk is approximately 5-10 minutes.
Public Transport

From Iki Airport (IKI), take a bus towards Katsumoto. The bus ride will take approximately 40-50 minutes. Get off at the Katsumoto stop. From there, LAMP Iki is a 5-10 minute walk as described in the walking directions. A one-day bus pass on Iki Island costs ¥1000.

Discover more about LAMP Iki

LAMP Iki offers a unique accommodation experience on Iki Island, Nagasaki, blending historical charm with modern comfort. Housed in a renovated three-story wooden building dating back to the early 1900s, this Ryokan (Japanese Inn) provides a glimpse into the island's past. Located in the traditional port town of Katsumoto, LAMP Iki is ideally situated for exploring the area's attractions, including the nearby Tatsunoshima Island. The inn features a mix of dormitory-style rooms and private Japanese-style tatami rooms, some offering views of Katsumoto Port and the surrounding town. While the building retains its historical character, modern amenities are limited, offering a traditional experience. Guests share access to showers, toilets, and washbasins. A rooftop sauna with cold plunge and reclining chairs offers relaxation with ocean views. Katsumoto itself is a charming town with a fishing port and access to Tatsunoshima Island, known for its clear emerald waters and unique rock formations. Visitors can take a short boat trip to Tatsunoshima for hiking and swimming. The town also features a morning market where local women sell fresh produce and seafood. Nearby, the restaurant "Kura Nomidokoro LAMP" offers creative dishes using local ingredients and a selection of Iki shochu and craft beers.