A Haven of Serenity and Warmth in a Historic Town 

A centuries-old township in Okayama Prefecture that exudes yesteryear charm

Retrace the steps of feudal lords and stay a night in the historic post town of Yakage.
Walk the important Cultural Property streets and slip back in time to the Edo period (1603-1867), when the town flourished as a stop over for weary travelers traversing the Sanyo Road. Envision the vibrant processions of kimono-clad samurai and their attendants that once brought hustle and bustle to the now-calm townscape as they made their way to and from the capital.

Rest your heYakage Ittan Ittan, a revitalized and renovated private residence that dates back several centuries. White-washed walls and stone tiles characterize the exterior, while the inn's rooms incorporate both Japanese and Western sensibilities. Admire the mix of aesthetics, encompassing traditional tatami flooring and sliding paper doors matched together with modern beds and chairs for enhanced comfort.

After a day of exploration, unwind with a soak in the hotel's calcium carbonate hot spring baths. And enjoy a meticulously prepared course menu showcasing the best of the region’s unique flavors and specialties. Those wishing to journey back in history without sacrificing modern comforts are sure to enjoy the traditional hospitality of this elegant inn.

Access: It is approximately a one-hour drive from both Okayama Airport and Hiroshima Airport, and about a one-hour train ride from Okayama Station. 

Yakage Ittan