This is a traditional Japanese house that’s over 150 years old.
The theme of this house is “Grandma’s House”—it’s nostalgic and soothing.
We wanted to create a space like that, so we renovated this traditional house entirely by hand.

We didn’t use any modern building materials; instead, we reused as much of the original wood from the house as possible during the renovation.
It’s by no means a sparkling, pristine, or luxurious place, but
it’s a space that lets your heart relax and unwind.

[Packed with Fun Activities]
◎Outdoors: Tent sauna, BBQ, bonfire, flowing somen noodles
◎Indoors: Goheimochi making, soba noodle-making experience, irori (traditional hearth) experience
◎Meals: BBQ catering, game meat course, Shinshu regional cuisine course, handmade soba catering

OMOYA features two traditional storehouses on the grounds, whose exteriors retain their historic charm.
The view from the bedrooms, offering a panoramic vista of Japan’s unspoiled countryside, is truly breathtaking.
Four traditional Japanese-style rooms and one room featuring a traditional Japanese-style room with a raised floor area are available for use as bedrooms.

The living-dining area features a large dining table made of solid wood and a sunken kotatsu,
allowing even large groups to enjoy mealtimes together.

You are free to use anything within reach.
[Kitchen Amenities]
Refrigerator, oven, electric kettle, gas rice cooker, electric rice cooker, gas stove, pots (large/small), frying pans (large/small),various cooking utensils (cutting boards, knives, colanders, mixing bowls), various seasonings, various tableware (chopsticks, plates, children’s tableware), coffee dripper (free coffee beans)

[Bedroom]
Futons and a full set of linens

[Amenities]
Complete set of towels (face towels/bath towels)・Toothbrushes・Shampoo・Conditioner・Body soap・Cotton swabs

[Internet]
Free Wi-Fi

[Other Notes]
You are welcome to use the kitchen facilities, but please note that we do not provide any food ingredients other than seasonings. Please bring your own.
(List of Seasonings)
Sugar, salt, soy sauce, miso, vegetable oil, sesame oil, olive oil
Shichimi pepper, black pepper, Hondashi, ketchup, sauce, mayonnaise

(Miscellaneous)
Counter cloths, hand towels, dish towels, paper towels, plastic wrap, aluminum foil, parchment paper

(Cooking Utensils)
3-burner gas stove, electric rice cooker, gas rice cooker, microwave oven
Complete set of pots and pans, complete set of tableware