Villages to Sacred Peaks; Explore the heart of the Japan Alps

This machiya villa is located in Hida Takayama, Gifu Prefecture. The inn is a renovated old machiya, and guests can enjoy meals such as rice balls and miso soup made with Hida ingredients while feeling the murmuring of the Enako River. In a space that combines the "crush" collected from traveling around the world and the unique atmosphere of a machiya, you can experience a stay as if you were living in Takayama.

It is also known as the "Temple of Enku Buddha", and many Buddhist statues by Enku are dedicated here. In the precincts of the temple, there is the Enku-butsu Temple Treasure House, where you can see a double-sided Tsuina statue, the national natural monument "Gobonsugi" which is over 1200 years old, and the 88 pilgrimage routes spreading over the whole mountain.

Located on Norikura-dake Tatamidaira at an elevation of approximately 2,700 meters, this mountain lodge offers comfortable accommodations. It features a large bath with a wooden tub, a terrace overlooking Tsurugaike Pond, and a location where visitors can enjoy abundant alpine flora and starry skies. Guests can also enjoy ryokan-like quality meals, facilities, and Hida woodcrafts. The possibility of seeing grouse and the ideal environment for stargazing are also attractive.

The hotel's distinctive "book hotel" concept, renovated space utilizing hot spring culture, mechanisms for experiencing the history and townscape of Asama Onsen, and efforts to contribute to the revitalization of the local community. Specifically, a variety of attractions are scattered throughout the hotel, including reading experiences in the "Otona Book Box" and "Kodomo Book Box," both of which are renovated bathhouses, all guest rooms with outdoor hot spring baths, the historic "Koyanagino-yu" bathhouse, and restaurants where guests can enjoy local food culture.