In order to thoroughly eliminate any contact between guests and our staff, we ask that guests pay for their stay in advance and self check-in. We will send you a separate invoice by email (the invoice will be sent in the name of boken, Inc. If you have any problems or need emergency assistance, you can contact the local staff or the owner. Please refer to the manual provided for various matters during your stay. Please refer to the manuals provided for various matters during your stay, including how to use electrical appliances and equipment, and what to do in case of emergency.

There is no better location and over 170 square meters of space all to yourself. Walking straight down the brick street (Ekimae Chuo Dori) from JR Takayama Station towards the old town, you will find Manabi-stay SAKURA just before the Yanagi Bridge over the Miyagawa River. It is located in an excellent location, a 7-minute walk from the station and only 1 minute from the old streets. The second floor has a living/dining room with a powerful 100-inch screen and a brand-new hinoki bath, and the fourth floor has a bedroom for 8 or more guests*. The total area from the second to fourth floors is approximately 175 square meters. We hope you and your family will enjoy your stay in this spacious room. *The 4th floor is closed for up to 7 guests to use the 2nd and 3rd floor space (the available area is still more than 120 square meters). The entrance is on the 1st floor and the guest rooms on each floor are accessible by a private staircase. Please be aware of this beforehand.

Manabi-stay Takayama SAKURA is located just 200 meters from the "old streets". You can enjoy tasting local sake while eating Takayama's famous Mitarashi dumplings or Hida beef nigirizushi. There are also many restaurants nearby where you can enjoy lunch at a traditional buckwheat noodle shop or enjoy Hida beef. There are also many izakaya (Japanese style pubs) around Manabi-stay Takayama SAKURA. One of the best ways to enjoy the local signature dishes, hoba-yaki and pickled steak, while strolling around Takayama at night, which creates a different atmosphere from that of the day. A traditional Japanese game of bow and arrow (han-yumi) is also recommended. This traditional entertainment can be enjoyed by everyone, young and old, children and elderly alike. Afterwards, don't forget to try the Takayama Ramen. In the morning, get up early and go to the morning market. Morning markets are held daily at two locations in the city. The Miyagawa morning market is a 3-minute walk (about 220 meters) away. At the morning market, you can buy freshly harvested vegetables, traditional handicrafts, and souvenirs. The Jinya morning market is a 5-minute walk (450m) away.