・Free breakfast service *Hida beef sukiyaki set can be requested as an option. ・Private parking is available a 2-minute walk away. Located near the Miyagawa River, Nishimachi-juku is designed in the style of a traditional Japanese house from the Showa period. Retro exterior, objects, furniture, and kitchen Tatami room, relaxing living room, and tatami bedroom You can watch Netflix and Amazon Prime TV on your smartphone. It is about a 4-minute walk to the red Nakahashi Bridge and a 5-minute walk to the old town. It is also a main spot for the Takayama Festival in spring. Takayama Jinya and the old town are also within walking distance. ・Take the Takumi Bus from the Takayama Nohi Bus Center. Get off at “Takayama Jinya Mae.” If you are unsure, please ask at the bus center for “TAKUMI BUS” or “JINYAMAE.” About a 5-minute walk from Takayama Jinya. If you're driving, please use the dedicated parking lot. 【Note】 : There are steep stairs and low windows. Not suitable for carrying luggage or children. : There is a new tatami mat smell. It is a pleasant natural scent, but some people may find it bothersome. : This facility is self-check-in. There is no face-to-face key handover, so please note this in advance. (1F) ・Dining room ・Kitchen ・Shower, sink ・Toilet (2F) ・Bedroom 1: 3 futons (90cm x 200cm) (Width 90cm x Length 200cm) • Living room (3F) • Bedroom 1: 3 S-size futons (Width 90cm x Length 200cm) ■Check-in/Check-out■ Check-in: After 4:00 PM Check-out: 10:00 AM ■Frequently Asked Questions■ Q. Is there a place to store luggage? A. We can store your luggage from 1:00 PM onward. If you wish to store your luggage before 1:00 PM, please use the coin lockers at Takayama Station, similar to the check-out time. Q. Will the room be cleaned during my stay? A. Professional cleaning staff will clean the room after check-out, but we do not perform cleaning during your stay to respect your privacy.

The first floor is a tatami-mat living space where you can experience life in Japan during the Showa period. The bedrooms are on the second floor. Please be careful when climbing the steep stairs typical of old Japanese houses. The living space on the second floor has a sofa where you can relax and unwind.

Takayama Jinya, old townscape, Hie Shrine