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The Hakozaki area is a culturally rich region centered around Hakozaki Shrine, known as one of Japan's three great Hachiman shrines. At "ritomaru rooms hakata hakozaki," we incorporate traditional crafts associated with Hakozaki, such as Hakata Magewappa (Hakata bentwood) and the rare textile "Hakozaki-jima," into the interior design, offering a space where you can experience the craftsmanship of local artisans. Freshly roasted coffee beans from Hakozaki are also provided at the Property. While enjoying a relaxing time, you can immerse yourself in the culture of Hakozaki, and if you find something you like, we recommend venturing out into the town of Hakozaki to explore further. Additionally, this area is undergoing development with plans to utilize the vast former Kyushu University Hakozaki campus site for a new town project incorporating ICT technology, promising further growth in the future.

The traditional Japanese house is designed with an emphasis on ventilation and natural light, creating a cool space in summer and a warm one in winter. It features unique architectural styles tailored to the local climate, embodying wisdom that harmonizes with the natural environment. With a long history, these houses reflect the culture and traditions of their regions and are cherished by many. Himeji Castle Town Ryokan - Wabi-Sabi has been transformed into accommodation through modern Japanese-style renovations while preserving the charm of its traditional structure. Experience the concept of "Wabi-Sabi," derived from Zen, which finds beauty in simplicity and modesty—a uniquely Japanese aesthetic sense. Why not enjoy a luxurious stay at this traditional ryokan while exploring a town rich in Japan's cultural heritage?

A town where history and nature harmonize, featuring a Ryokan in the heart of the Soma region, proud of its seasonal ingredients and exquisite cuisine. The facility includes a Japanese-style izakaya, accommodating guests arriving late. Enjoy rare sake from Tohoku and local Fukushima sake paired with fresh seafood at our Ryokan. We look forward to welcoming you with plans such as an eight-dish seasonal ingredient menu for sake enthusiasts, all-you-can-drink plans, and a variety of other options.