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Stay in Tsumago-juku

A post station where the medieval cityscape is beautifully preserved. In 1976, it was designated as an "Important Traditional Buildings Preservation District". As a post town, it will convey the bustle of the old days.

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  Take a walk through the post town with a one-star Michelin Green Guide rating

  Tsumago-juku that can be fully enjoyed as a hiking course. There are many attractions such as the old Nakasendo and ”Odaki / Medaki” two ancient waterfalls.

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  Nagiso Town Museum

  It consists of three buildings: Tsumagojuku Honjin, Wakihonjin Okutani (National Important Cultural Property), and History Museum. It is recommended to deepen your understanding of Tsumagojuku, which is a "living museum".

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  Shimosagaya, Kamisagaya

  This is an inn located in the middle of Tsumago-juku (the oldest house in Tsumago-juku). Initially, one of the apartments was dismantled and restored in 1968. It is a tangible cultural property of the town that retains the style of the Edo period.

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  Otokichi Tsumagojuku Yamaga Cuisine

  You can enjoy dishes that are particular about the ingredients of Tsumago, such as local dishes, natural sweetfish, and natural yams, in the quaint cypress-made restaurant. While enjoying the seasons, you will surely be impressed by the gentle taste.

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Ryokan Fujioto

A relaxing inn that retains the atmosphere of Tsumago-juku in the past. Why don't you heal your body and soul in the Japanese-style room and cypress bath surrounded by a well-maintained Japanese garden?