A 200-year-old farmhouse Miyamotoke
Enter a bygone era in this nostalgic space renovated from a traditional country estate.
Unique "Goemon-buro" baths and sunken hearths, kaiseki multi-course Japanese meals made with natural riches from our own farm, All this and more create a time of tranquility in the countryside.

Miyamotoke Villa
Four rooms make up the Miyamotoke Villa, built by shrine carpenters: the highest grade room of the inn “Inkyo no Ma,” “Yome no Ma” with a private open-air bath, “Toshu no Ma” where guests can enjoy in-room dining, and “O-oku no Ma” completed late April, 2024.

Main Wing Sumo Wrestler Bath
Absorb the wisdom of the warrior in this bathing chamber, featuring "chikaramizu" (the water used among sumo wrestlers to purify themselves before the match), along with the wood-block paint of the famous sumo wrestler Tsurugidake and the training rules displayed on the wall!!
Inspired by sumo stable training rooms, feel a sense of the sumo wrestlers in the auspicious aura of this bath.

O-kama Bath (Goemon-buro)
A “cauldron” style wood-fired bath from the days of yore.

Villa: Garden Bath
A luxurious private bath with a view of the garden.

“Chanko hot-pot” as taught directly from former sumo wrestler Tsurugidake

Villa: Yome no Ma Room
The only room in this inn with its own open-air bath.

Main Wing: Rikishi no Ma (Sumo Wrestler Room)
A concept room remade in February 2024 with a mural of wrestlers for this sumo themed inn.

Villa: Inkyo no Ma Room
This room has a semi-open-air bath with a view of the garden.

Kura Bar
Find your favorite “yamanomishu” (mountain fruit liquor) from among 50 varieties.

Front Desk Reception at the Stable
From the late 19th to the mid-20th century, this building was used as an area for horses to rest after pulling carts and hauling farm equipment. Today, it has been renovated into a front desk to welcome guests.

Garden on the Miyamotoke
Step inside to discover another world from ages past.