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“Ryokan embody Japanese culture itself.” These words are deeply important to us.Japan is home to many Ryokan. With gratitude and respect for those who have carried Ryokan culture forward for future generations, we welcome each guest with heartfelt care, day by day. We hope our Ryokan will become part of Miyawaka’s scenery over time and a second home for all who visit. With this strong commitment, we offer you our warmest hospitality.

What we aim to share through our Property is the charm of a more intimate town and the connections between people. "The neighborhood temple with many stray cats," "the long-established coffee shop known only to locals," "the delicious yakitori restaurant with a cheerful owner," or "the casual walking paths to enjoy the town's scenery." We hope the "everyday life" of this town becomes an "extraordinary experience" for our guests. ■ Relaxing Interior Unique to a Traditional Japanese House While the water facilities such as the shower and toilet have been renovated, the walls and ceiling retain the original 100-year-old design. It offers a comforting atmosphere that feels familiar even on your first visit. There is also a terrace, and imagining enjoying a craft beer outside in the summer is truly exciting. ■ Cozy CAFE & BAR A space not only for our staying guests but also for the local community to enjoy—a place so inviting you'll want to capture it in photos. We offer Fukuoka-exclusive craft beers and our original blend coffee. ■ Hosting Events Our space can also be used for events, welcoming artists, chefs, students, and individuals from various fields to host their own events. Additionally, our staff-organized events, such as "takoyaki," "hand-rolled sushi," and "tacos," are popular among guests for their casual and participatory nature.

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.