List of Accommodations
MACHIYA INNS
SUITE TYPE
Nishizu
Nishizu Minato Furukawa
“Furukawa” was built in the first year of Keio (1865) in the Edo period, and was renovated from the residence of Furukawaya Sobei, who was the most successful Kitamae-bune ship owner in the Obama domain and was the captain of the Kitamae-bune.
Obama Nishigumi
Sancho-machi Sanoya
Upon opening the door, you will find "Sanoya" to be a space where tradition and modernity merge. The exterior, which blends in with the surrounding townscape, creates an extraordinary atmosphere.
Obama Nishigumi
Tangokaido Tsuda Omoya
The “Tsuda Main House” was renovated from a Japanese-style confectionery shop built in 1914, which was familiar to the people of Obama. There is a spacious living/dining room and a bedroom with tatami mats, making it possible to accommodate a large group of guests.
Obama Nishigumi
Tango Kaido Tsuda Kura
The “Tsuda Kura” is a renovated warehouse belonging to a machiya townhouse that was once a confectionery shop, built in 1914.Visitors can feel the history of the building through the earthen walls that still bear the marks of preparing Japanese sweets, and the massive beams that support the storehouse.
CASUAL TYPE
Obama Nishigumi
Hachiman Sando Miyake
“Miyake" is a Meiji period machiya townhouse facing the approach to Hachiman Shrine. Close to the sea and within walking distance of JR Obama Station and Wakasa Fisherman's Wharf, it is ideal for enjoying a city tour of Obama.
Nishizu
Nishizu Minato Kasamatsu
Located in the Nishizu area, which once prospered as a port of call for Kitamae ships, “Kasamatsu” is a former sake brewery that is over 100 years old.
Obama Nishigumi
Sancho-machi Nagata
“Nagata” was once a geisha house and has an atmospheric structure characterized by elaborate design and workmanship. You can feel the atmosphere of the pleasure quarters that once bustled with geisha, banquets, and entertainment.
Tangokaido
Tangokaido Taniguchi
“Taniguchi” is a renovated 90-year-old townhouse built along the old Tango Kaido road that is part of Obama's history. The earthen floor leading from the entrance, and the courtyard viewed from the porch, provide a comfortable atmosphere of the old days.
About check-in
Check-in is available at the "Information Counter"
on the premises of "Roadside Station Wakasa-Obama".
Address: 24-45-2 Wakuri, Obama City (Google map)
TEL: 070-2807-8074 (Japanese only)
E-mail: machiyastay@obamakankokyoku.com
on the premises of "Roadside Station Wakasa-Obama".
Address: 24-45-2 Wakuri, Obama City (Google map)
TEL: 070-2807-8074 (Japanese only)
E-mail: machiyastay@obamakankokyoku.com
About Pick-up and Drop-off
For those arriving by train or bus, we offer a cab pick-up option (for a fee) from JR Obama Station to the front desk, and the accommodation. This service provides access from the station to the accommodation, without worrying about the weather or waiting time.
2,000 yen (tax included) for 1 car: 1 to 4 people
4,000 yen (tax included) for 2 cars: 5 to 8 people
Please call us (TEL: 070-2807-8074) at least one day prior to your stay to inquire about the time you would like the car to be dispatched.
Each cab can accommodate 4 persons.
Pick-up route: JR Obama Station → Check-in at Roadside Station Wakasa-Obama → the lodge where you will be staying
2,000 yen (tax included) for 1 car: 1 to 4 people
4,000 yen (tax included) for 2 cars: 5 to 8 people
Please call us (TEL: 070-2807-8074) at least one day prior to your stay to inquire about the time you would like the car to be dispatched.
Each cab can accommodate 4 persons.
Pick-up route: JR Obama Station → Check-in at Roadside Station Wakasa-Obama → the lodge where you will be staying