SANMACHI
Historic Old Town
Walk among latticed merchant houses, sake breweries and the historic streets that define Takayama.
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Step off the train and return to a nostalgic Takayama home.
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A PRIVATE HOME IN TAKAYAMA
Only about three minutes from Takayama Station, Ikoi makes it easy to begin exploring as soon as you arrive. Compact but complete, the warm wooden home has everything needed for cooking, dining and rest. It is especially suited to couples and small groups.
PHOTO GALLERY
Explore the exterior, rooms and amenities. Select any photograph to view it larger.

A lane-side home near Takayama Station
HANASATOMACHIYOUR PRIVATE STAY
You reserve the entire building, not an individual hotel room.
STAY INFORMATION
LOCATION
Close to Takayama Station and the bus terminal, this home is ideal for travellers arriving by public transport. Central sights are within walking distance.
5-3 Hanasatomachi, Takayama, Gifu, JapanOpen in Google Maps ↗EXPLORE TAKAYAMA
Every Hida Sumika home can be a base for discovering central Takayama. Historic streets, riverside markets, shrines, museums and quiet walking paths each reveal a different side of the town.
SANMACHI
Walk among latticed merchant houses, sake breweries and the historic streets that define Takayama.
MORNING IN TAKAYAMA
A lively riverside market where a morning stroll reveals local goods, souvenirs and the city waking up.
SHRINE & FESTIVAL
The historic shrine at the heart of Takayama’s autumn festival, approached through a quiet neighbourhood street.
RIVER LANDMARK
Takayama’s vermilion bridge frames a different view of the river and mountains in every season.
HISTORIC GOVERNMENT HOUSE
A remarkably preserved former government complex that opens a window onto Takayama’s Edo-period history.
QUIET TAKAYAMA
Follow temple paths, waterways and wooded lanes into a calmer side of Takayama beyond the busiest streets.
MERCHANT HOUSE
Experience the refined timber structure and shifting natural light of a celebrated Takayama merchant house.
CULTURE & HISTORY
Set in renovated sake warehouses, this museum traces Takayama’s history, art and festival culture.
DIRECT BOOKING
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