Our inn is nestled on a quiet hilltop in Hida Takayama, where we cherish the opportunity to provide our guests with a truly relaxing and peaceful experience. We welcome you with heartfelt hospitality, ensuring that you feel completely at ease—just like being at home. Message Thank you very much for choosing to stay with us among the many accommodations available. Surrounded by nature, our inn offers the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. We hope you take this time to unwind and enjoy the serenity. If there is anything you need during your stay, please do not hesitate to let us know. We are here to help make your visit truly memorable and special. Welcome to Hida Takayama. Welcome to our home.

Nestled quietly on a serene hilltop in Hida Takayama, Gifu Prefecture, this traditional Japanese inn is embraced by the rich natural beauty of the surrounding landscape. It offers a perfect retreat for those seeking to escape the bustle of everyday life and immerse themselves in a slower, more tranquil rhythm. Inside, the inn is adorned with a classic Japanese aesthetic, emphasizing the warmth of natural wood. Seasonal landscapes gently peek through the windows, soothing the hearts of visitors. The entire space is wrapped in a calm ambiance, evoking the sensation of time standing still—a unique charm this inn proudly offers. What truly sets this place apart is the exquisite cuisine crafted by a former Imperial Hotel chef. Dishes showcase locally renowned Hida beef, fresh vegetables from the surrounding mountains, and river fish raised in pristine waters. Every plate is a celebration of seasonal beauty, prepared with carefully selected ingredients and the refined touch of a master chef. These culinary delights will undoubtedly become a highlight of your journey.

Local Attractions Shirakawa-go (Approx. 50 min by car) Famous for its traditional thatched-roof houses, Shirakawa-go is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that captures the essence of Japan’s rural past. The picturesque village, with its gassho-zukuri architecture, offers a breathtaking view throughout the year, from lush greenery to magical winter illuminations. You can explore preserved homes, visit folk museums, and enjoy local cuisine—perfect for a day trip. Hida Folk Village (Approx. 5 min on foot) An open-air museum that showcases relocated and restored traditional homes from the Hida region. Inside, you'll find old household tools, irori hearths, and seasonal events like snow lantern displays or rice planting experiences. Just a short walk from the inn, it’s an ideal spot to immerse yourself in the local culture and lifestyle. Teddy Bear Eco Village (Approx. 4 min on foot) A charming museum filled with teddy bears from around the world. From antique bears to contemporary artist creations, it's a delightful place for visitors of all ages. The well-stocked gift shop makes it a great place for souvenirs as well. Perfect for families and couples looking for a hidden gem close by. Takayama Jinya (Approx. 15 min by car) The only remaining historical government office from the Edo period in Japan, once used by local magistrates and officials. History enthusiasts will love exploring its well-preserved interiors and learning about the administrative system of the past. The morning market held nearby offers fresh local produce and handmade crafts—a great way to start your day. Old Town Takayama (Approx. 15 min by car) Often called “Little Kyoto of Hida,” this beautifully preserved district features traditional wooden merchant houses, sake breweries, and artisan shops. Every corner is picture-perfect, and you can enjoy walking around while sampling local street foods like Hida beef sushi or gohei-mochi (sweet miso rice cakes).