Tomika Station × Accommodation with Tatami Japanese-Style RoomRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

Oyado baison is an Accommodation in Mino’s “Udatsu no Agaru Machinami,” housed in a traditional home over 150 years old. In this streetscape that preserves the charm of Edo-period merchant houses, you can enjoy a stay that feels seamlessly woven into local life. Stroll through town with a map in hand, or unwind at a kura café. Enjoy a journey that lets you discover everyday life in Mino—something you won’t find through sightseeing alone.

The town of "Mino," which flourished with the washi paper industry since the Edo period. The machiya architecture, where the phrase "udatsu ga agaru" originated, still reflects the prosperity of paper merchants of that era as an important historical and cultural heritage. At NIPPONIA Mino Merchant Town, we invite you to the machiya of former Mino paper merchants and offer experiences that immerse you in the history and culture of Mino.

This property is a 2-minute walk from JR Mino-Ota Station and a 10-minute drive from Mino-Kamo IC. It offers free Wi-Fi, humidifying air purifiers, and manga rentals to ensure a comfortable stay. Rooms are equipped with Simmons beds and mattresses for your relaxation. Suitable for tourism, business, and long-term stays.

Facing the Kiso River, which reflects the beauty of each season, and offering a view of Inuyama Castle, this Property provides a serene retreat. The newly renovated guest rooms come in a variety of types, including Japanese-Western style rooms and connecting rooms. Guests can enjoy a leisurely time while admiring the view from the windows. Additionally, the open-air bath, where the river breeze is soothing, offers a spectacular view of the National Treasure Inuyama Castle. The cuisine features exquisite Japanese delicacies such as "Ise lobster," "Hida beef," "matsutake mushrooms," "golden eye snapper," and "yuba." Room service is minimized to ensure a stay that values privacy.

A barrel sauna made from Tono hinoki cypress, with loyly using premium Shirakawa tea leaves. After a sauna where the wood-stove flames gently envelop these two fragrant gifts of nature, plunge in up to your head in a 100% natural cold-water bath filled with spring water drawn from the source of a crystal-clear stream famous for fireflies. In the heart of nature, reset right in front of a shrine—your own special seat available only at Tsuzuya Village.BBQ dishes (summer) and hot pot meals (winter), featuring plenty of local ingredients.Your Room is kept comfortable 24 hours a day all year round, offering “next-generation comfort and traditional farmhouse calm”—free from the typical “cold in winter, hot in summer” often found in old houses.Just about 1 hour from Nagoya, and within 10 minutes of two interchanges—another great advantage.