Thank you for finding our inn. Hida Furukawa is a small town, but we warmly welcome all our guests. Please relax and enjoy your stay, experiencing a genuine Japanese countryside inn.

In the late Edo period, Sangoro-san came from the town of Etchu Yatsuo to start an inn here in Hida Furukawa. For about 180 years, we have been operating in Hida Furukawa. During the fifth generation, the silk industry flourished, and as known from the novel "Ah, Nomugi Toge," many women crossed the Nomugi Pass from Hida to Shinshu for seasonal work. Our inn thrived as a recruitment base in northern Hida, serving as a bustling post station. The wooden two-story structure of Yatsu-Sankan, a registered tangible cultural property, tells its history. Enjoy Hida's cuisine with our monthly kaiseki meals.

Hida Takayama (old townscape, souvenir shops, Hida no Sato) - By train: about 25 minutes - By car: about 20 minutes Shirakawa-go (World Heritage Site) - By train and bus: about 1.5 hours - By car: about 1 hour Hida Furukawa (beautiful rural town, handmade Japanese candles, natural dyeing, sake breweries) - Within a 7-minute walk