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Hotel in mountain village Inaka-ya SAITO (now closed)

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About this Nouhaku

Please enjoy the delicacies from the mountains of Tsushima!

Mountain Village Inn Inakaya Saito is a farmhouse guest house in the Kunene Inaka district, located in a mountain village.

The inn’s meals feature mountain delicacies and gibier cuisine from Tsushima’s mountains! The owner personally kills deer and wild boars that have grown up eating nutrients from Tsushima’s forests, and serves them in a variety of dishes! Botan-nabe, spare ribs, grilled meat, wild boar cutlet… there is a wide variety, so you can enjoy different dishes no matter how many times you visit.

If you are not a fan of wild game, don’t worry. You can also enjoy Tsushima’s seafood such as sashimi!Making doburoku, making soba (buckwheat noodles), and processed foods… Farming is a multi-faceted activity!

Inakaya Saito is the only company in Tsushima licensed to make and sell doburoku. Of course, the rice used is also home-grown! We can also show you the production process. It is a low strength, slightly sweet sake that is popular among women.

In addition, we also cultivate Taisyu soba (buckwheat noodles). The Taisyu buckwheat is a rare variety that preserves the original form of buckwheat that was introduced to Japan in the early days. The husband-and-wife duo handles everything from cultivation, milling, buckwheat noodle making, and sales.

They also produce rice cakes, steamed buns, manjus (bunched sweet buns), and other products at a processing factory attached to their home.

There are also various experiences related to life in Tsushima village!

In the Countryside House Saito, we also offer a variety of hands-on experience menus that make the most of our usual efforts. The most popular is the hands-on experience of making Tsushima soba (buckwheat noodles) by hand! The soba you make yourself will be served at dinner.

There are also other hands-on activities such as cooking local dishes and making snacks. Why don’t you try making and eating the dishes and snacks that have been popular in Tsushima for a long time? You can also try your hand at making sen-dango, a traditional preserved food of Tsushima!

Kunedasha, a mountain village with the legend of Emperor Antoku

Kuneinaka, where our inn is located, is an area with a long history that is said to have once had the name “Otsuki. There are historical sites such as the reference site of Emperor Antoku’s mausoleum that remind us of the history of the area. Many of the stone-roofed warehouses that once existed in many villages in Tsushima can still be found in this village.

Nearby Sightseeing Spots

☆ Emperor Antoku’s Mausoleum Reference Site (5-minute walk)


Emperor Antoku is said to have entered the water after the fall of the Taira clan during the Genpei War. In Tsushima, there is a legend that Emperor Antoku actually escaped to Tsushima to escape from the disaster. The tomb of Emperor Antoku is believed to be located in Kunedasha.

 

☆Ginzanjo Shrine (10-minute walk)


It is said that the oldest mine in Japan was located in the vicinity of Kunedasha. The Ginzanjo-jinja Shrine is a shrine with a long history, where prayers for the safety of mining operations are said to have been said to have been made. The approach to the shrine is surrounded by tall trees and moss growing along the path, creating a rich atmosphere.

Google Street View

Click the arrows on the map! You can check the interior of this Nouhaku!

Equipment and Fixtures List

Accommodates up to 7 people Wi-Fi available in all rooms Air-conditioning and heating in all rooms
TV (in common space) Shampoo, conditioner, body soap (rental) Towel (rental)
Hair dryer (rental) Parking space for up to 2 cars

※We do not provide amenity goods such as yukata and toothbrushes.

Photo of dishes

Dinner

   

   
※The meal in the photo is an example.

Breakfast


※The meal in the photo is an example.

Photos of facilities

Guest Rooms
   

Entrance

Living room (dining table)

Washroom

Bathroom
   

Toilet

Parking space (parking space for up to 2 cars)

Surrounding view Surrounded by mountains, peaceful scenery

Access

・Access by car: 30 minutes from Izuhara port. About 1 hour from Tsushima Airport. 2.5 hourse from Hitakatsu port.
・Access by bus: Take bus bound for “Uchiyama, Kunehama, Koutsuki line” from Izuhara, and alight at Kuneinaka. Host family will welcome you at the bus stop.

※Time schedule of bus is here.

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