Around Narita Higashi Country Club [Accordia Golf] × Japanese-Style Resort AccommodationRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

While much of Edo’s charm has faded from Tokyo with the passage of time, it remains vividly preserved in Sawara, which was the first area in the Kanto region to be designated as an Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings. As a dispersed Hotel that blends into the historic townscape of Sawara, our properties are scattered throughout the area. Across 8 buildings and 14 guest rooms, you can relax in refined spaces that retain the essence of historic architecture. We also offer experiences that immerse you in Sawara’s heritage—farm-to-table French cuisine featuring seasonal Chiba ingredients, and town walks created in collaboration with renowned local restaurants and shops. To help you enjoy an even more fulfilling trip, we can introduce nearby attractions as well. From special experiences at Katori Jingu Shrine to a visit to Naritasan Shinshoji Temple, spend enriching moments that connect you with history and leave you feeling renewed. Enjoy a luxurious stay inspired by history and culture.

Located next to Narita Airport, Tako Town in Chiba Prefecture is home to the Osamikawa Residence, a property with over 150 years of history dating back to the Edo period. This traditional farmhouse, once inhabited by a prominent farming family and a symbol of the region, has been fully renovated into a new accommodation property, inheriting the rich history of Tako. Nestled in a tranquil village, it has been transformed into a private retreat where guests can enjoy the seasonal rural landscapes from their exclusive space. At the Osamikawa Residence, we aim to share the charm of Tako Town with as many people as possible. - An open-air bath offering panoramic views of the lush countryside - A theater room repurposed from a traditional storehouse - Meals co-developed with local restaurants (*delivery available by advance order only) - Teppanyaki dining available year-round Enjoy a unique experience immersed in the timeless rural scenery of Japan.