Yuge Station × Recommended Hotel·Ryokan

Just a 3-minute drive from the Inosho IC on the Chūgoku Expressway. This is a container hotel where each room is a separate container. Since each room is completely independent, you can enjoy a home-like atmosphere without worrying about noise from neighboring rooms. All rooms are equipped with Simmons beds for maximum comfort. Complimentary light snacks are also provided.

Fairfield by Marriott Okayama Tsuyama, adjacent to Michi-no-Eki “Kume no Sato,” is located in Tsuyama City, Okayama Prefecture—once a castle town of Tsuyama Castle in the Edo period and still home to charming historic streetscapes today. Enjoy exploring some of western Japan’s finest cherry blossom spots at “Tsuyama Castle,” selected as one of Japan’s Top 100 Cherry Blossom Sites, as well as “Seiganji Temple,” known as the peony temple, and “Chohouji Temple,” also called the hydrangea temple. Stroll around the retro Joto district, where traditional machiya townhouses remain. Tsuyama Horumon Udon has been a beloved local specialty for over 30 years, especially at yakiniku restaurants across the city—and you can also enjoy it at Michi-no-Eki “Kume no Sato.” Choose our Hotel as your base for discovering Tsuyama’s many sights and flavors. We look forward to welcoming you with a comfortable stay and attentive service.

● "Casa 狐穴 KitsuneAna: Experience Satoyama in a 100-Year-Old Japanese Modern Farmhouse" is a private rental Property designed with the concept of "Relaxing in Satoyama." ● Stay as if living in a satoyama at an altitude of 300m, and experience Japan's traditional landscapes and four distinct seasons. ● In addition to BBQ, the owner can arrange for a private chef or catered dinner for you to enjoy freely. ● With two bedrooms in this private rental Property, you can relax with family or friends without worrying about other guests. ● Enjoy activities such as golf, horseback riding, wildlife observation, the Japanese Sword Museum showcasing the Five Traditions of Japanese Swords, Bizen pottery from Japan's Six Ancient Kilns, Korakuen—one of Japan's Three Great Gardens, the Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter, and the Seto Inland Sea National Park, including Ushimado, rich in nature and history.