The property is completely non-smoking. As the inn is located in the Bikan Historical Quarter, where many traditional buildings are closely situated, there are no designated smoking areas nearby. Guests who wish to smoke are kindly requested to use the public smoking area, which is approximately a 10-minute walk from the inn.

The inn is a renovated traditional Japanese house. Due to its original structure, including steep stairs and narrow hallways, the property is not barrier-free and is not wheelchair accessible.

No, there is no television in the inn. We have chosen not to install televisions so that our guests can step away from everyday life, take their time enjoying the items provided in the inn, and appreciate the changing scenery of the Bikan Historical Quarter.

Yes, we offer an in-room dining plan served in unique Arita-yaki (Arita ware) jubako boxes. The meals are carefully prepared using seasonal ingredients by a Japanese restaurant in the Bikan Historical Quarter and delivered directly to your room. If you book a room-only plan, we would also be happy to recommend dining options in the Bikan Historical Quarter based on your preferences.

Yes, luggage storage is available. There is a shop located on the ground floor of the property. Please ask the shop staff or the staff at the neighboring café for assistance. Staff are generally available from around 10:00 a.m. to approximately 6:30 p.m.

Late check-out may be available depending on availability for the following day. If you wish to request a late check-out, please contact us at the time of booking. Please note that a late check-out fee of JPY 2,000 applies.