Takato-Hara Station × Accommodation With Selected RiceRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

A single flower and leaf on an unnamed mountain forest path. [Ichihana Ichiyou] is located at the foot of Mount Komagatake in the Central Alps, surrounded by lush forests and clear streams. With the Otagiri River flowing nearby, we welcome you with rooms featuring baths and heartfelt cuisine, helping you forget daily fatigue and enjoy tranquility.

A private, traditional Japanese house Accommodation limited to one group per day, nestled in the satoyama countryside of the Ina Valley.Iijima Town, Nagano Prefecture, lies between the Central Alps and the Southern Alps. In a peaceful landscape of fields and farmland stands a 100-year-old kominka. This entire-home rental Accommodation has been renovated to blend the warmth of a nostalgic old house with Scandinavian vintage furniture.Spend quiet moments on the engawa veranda, or enjoy an evening watching the flames in the wood-burning stove. Gather around the irori hearth for dinner featuring ingredients from the Ina Valley, then wake up to breakfast cooked in a clay pot. Here, you can savor time itself at a slower pace.Perfect for stays with family, friends, or someone special. The Accommodation is run by a couple who moved from Tokyo to Nagano after traveling around the world for 500 days.

Nestled in the natural beauty surrounded by two Alps and blessed with the soothing aroma of the forest, "Suzuran Hayate" offers a relaxing stay with Komagane's renowned Hayataro Onsen.Our creative cuisine, made using seasonal local ingredients, is prepared to bring out the best of each ingredient. Additionally, our "Hayataro Onsen" features uniquely smooth waters. Perfect for those seeking beautiful skin without lotion or those looking to improve circulation and relax.At Suzuran Hayate, we showcase numerous ukiyo-e artworks as part of our collection to provide guests with a glimpse into the sensibilities of Edo-period people through these traditional prints. When you visit us, don't miss viewing these ukiyo-e pieces that change along with the seasons.