Guesthouse Omusubi Nakatsugawa
– A Private Wooden Home near the Nakasendo

Nestled in a quiet residential enclave of Nakatsugawa City,

Guesthouse Omusubi is a private wooden sanctuary born from a host's dedication to authentic Japanese hospitality.The residence sits in a unique location, where lush green tea plantations and shimmering rice paddies form the peaceful backdrop of the house. Built in the 1980s with meticulous attention to detail, the home showcases the refined craftsmanship of a prosperous era, featuring polished Hinoki (cypress) wood and elegant architectural touches. 

Here, the thoughtful care of the host meets the serene rhythm of the fields,
offering a rare chance to stay amidst the very tea leaves that define the local culture.
It is a soulful and comfortable base for your journey,
providing a living experience of Japanese domestic architecture and the tranquil landscapes of the Nakatsugawa area.

A grand wooden residence of the late 20th century, Guesthouse Omusubi is a private, entire-home sanctuary.

The interior is a tribute to the craftsmanship of its time, featuring the rich textures of hinoki (cypress) and sakura cherry wood throughout the house—from the long, sun-drenched corridors to the sturdy pillars. Complemented by delicate Ranma (hand-carved wooden transoms) and the calming presence of fresh tatami mats, the architecture exudes a natural elegance.

Whether relaxing around the kotatsu in winter or sharing a meal in the spacious dining area, the home provides a warm and soulful base for your journey.