Yakage Ittan

♨️A 14-room inn in Edo-era townhouses with hot springs and Bitchu cuisine

Okayama · Yakage Ittan

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An old house in a post town

• 🏯The main building, which serves as the entrance, preserves the look of an Edo-period waki-honjin that once welcomed travelers.
• 🌿Carefully restored old homes with Edo-era character, each room styled differently — there are only 14 rooms.
• ✨The inn reopened after a renewal on October 1, 2025.

2

Yu-no-Hana Onsen

• ♨️At the back of the annex ground floor: one indoor and one open-air bath each for men and women; private use is not available.
• 💧Soft calcium-carbonate water, listed for lower back pain, poor circulation, fatigue recovery, stiff shoulders and more.
• 🕕Free and unlimited for guests after check-in: 6:00–9:00 and 15:00–23:00 (last entry 22:30), guests only from 20:00.

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14 rooms, each different

• 🛏️The six main-building rooms are stand-alone units with separate bath and toilet and a mini kitchen, suited to longer stays.
• 🪜Nanten and Ajisai are 37㎡ maisonettes with beds downstairs and futons on tatami upstairs (up to 4); Icho is 45㎡ for up to 6.
• 🏠The eight annex rooms have unit baths and sit next to the onsen; Kaki and Hagi are tatami rooms with beds, and Kurotake is the step-free barrier-free room.

4

Bitchu dinner course

• 🍽️Zeze ICHI serves a Western-style course packed with specialties from the Bitchu area (Ikasa, Hayashima, Kurashiki, Soja, Takahashi, Niimi).
• 🏛️Named after the rooms where meals were prepared for court and samurai households, it aims for heartfelt hospitality.
• 🎉Private banquets for 25+ and small banquets for 10+ can be arranged.

5

Breakfast and lunch

• 🍱Breakfast is a treasure box of six small dishes with white rice.
• 🐟It comes with seafood shabu-shabu, finished with rice porridge.
• 🕥Lunch runs 10:30–13:30 (last order 13:00), a Japanese or Western set for 1,980 yen including tax.

6

Lobby and facilities

• 🛎️Check-in and all procedures are handled at the main-building front desk.
• 🧴The baths provide shampoo, conditioner, body soap, hair dryers and a water server.
• 🍽️Zeze ICHI in the main building hosts guest dinners and breakfasts and is open to the public for lunch.

7

Stroll the post town in yukata

• 👘Colorful yukata are sold in the lobby.
• 🚶The inn sits in the old post town and suggests a walk through the streets in yukata.
• 📵It also invites guests to try a little digital detox.

8

Access and parking

• 🚗About 35 minutes by car from Kurashiki Station, and about 60 minutes each from Okayama Station and Okayama Momotaro Airport.
• 🅿️Free parking on a first-come basis; if full, staff will direct you to paid parking nearby.
• 🕒Check-in 15:00, check-out 10:00.

3

14 rooms, each different

• 🛏️The six main-building rooms are stand-alone units with separate bath and toilet and a mini kitchen, suited to longer stays.
• 🪜Nanten and Ajisai are 37㎡ maisonettes with beds downstairs and futons on tatami upstairs (up to 4); Icho is 45㎡ for up to 6.
• 🏠The eight annex rooms have unit baths and sit next to the onsen; Kaki and Hagi are tatami rooms with beds, and Kurotake is the step-free barrier-free room.

4

Bitchu dinner course

• 🍽️Zeze ICHI serves a Western-style course packed with specialties from the Bitchu area (Ikasa, Hayashima, Kurashiki, Soja, Takahashi, Niimi).
• 🏛️Named after the rooms where meals were prepared for court and samurai households, it aims for heartfelt hospitality.
• 🎉Private banquets for 25+ and small banquets for 10+ can be arranged.

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A small inn combining Edo-era townhouse charm, hot springs and Bitchu-sourced cuisine. It lacks the polish of a modern hotel, sound can carry between annex rooms, and some main-building rooms face a national road with passing traffic.

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From onsen etiquette to check-in — the things worth knowing first.

What are the check-in and check-out times at Yakage Ittan?

Check-in starts at 15:00 and check-out is by 10:00.

Where is Yakage Ittan located?

It is in Okayama. Address: 3050-1 Yakage, Yakagecho.

What is the cancellation and refund policy?

Free-cancellation deadlines vary by rate plan and are shown with each room. Cancelling before the deadline gives a full refund.