What are the check-in and check-out times at Kominka no Yado Yamashiro?

Check-in starts at 14:30 and check-out is by 10:00.

Where is Kominka no Yado Yamashiro located?

It is in Tokyo Nishitama-gun. Address: 2478 Kazuma Hinoharamura.

How much does one night cost?

Recent lowest observed rate starts from ₩243,317 per night for two adults. Rates vary by date and room type, so a live search is most accurate.

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.

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Ryokans in Tokyo

Kominka no Yado Yamashiro

古民家の宿　山城

Tokyo onsen ryokan — Time stands still in a 680-year-old farmhouse

★ 3.0|Nishitama-gunFrom ₩243,317 / night (2 adults)

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ABOUT

About this ryokan

🪔Time stands still in a 680-year-old farmhouse

Tokyo · Kominka no Yado Yamashiro

A Registered Cultural Property with 680 Years of History

🏯Founded in 1336 during the Nanboku-cho period, this is the ancestral home of the Nakamura family, passed down through 24 generations
🏠A two-story wooden building with a double Fuji-shaped kabuto-zukuri roof and five sections — the third nationally registered tangible cultural property in the western Tama region
📜A storied lodging visited by literary giant Eiji Yoshikawa and successive Tokyo governors, among other notables

A Private Stay for Just One Party a Day

🗝️Hosting just one party per day on a fully private reservation basis, for complete quiet
🛏️Two tatami rooms are available: Tsukiyomi-no-ma at 14 mats (4–7 guests) and Tachibana-no-ma at 10 mats (2–5 guests)
🚽Despite being an old farmhouse, it's equipped with a washlet toilet, air conditioning and heating, a vanity sink, and Wi-Fi

A Private Wood-Fired Bath for Each Room

🔥A mineral bath of soft, wood-heated water infused with natural minerals like radium and germanium
♨️Not a natural hot spring, but its far-infrared rays and negative ions warm you from within
🛁Not a communal bath but a private tub reserved for each room, available 3:30–10pm and 7–9am

A Private-Room Dinner Capturing the Flavors of the Mountains

🐮The centerpiece is premium Tokyo-raised black-haired wagyu Akigawa-gyu, alongside foil-grilled Hinohara maitake mushrooms
🐟Mountain vegetables, salt-grilled river fish, house-made sashimi-style konjac, and tempura are served in your own room
🍳The course can be customized with Akigawa-gyu sirloin teppan-grill, sukiyaki hot pot, or specialty kamameshi rice

A Breakfast Built on Homemade Miso

🍚A simple breakfast of miso soup made with homemade miso and seasonal rice
🥘A breakfast-only plan (one night, no dinner) is also available
🥢Ingredients made with the clear water of this mountain village arrive on the table just as they are

Four Seasons in Chichibu-Tama-Kai National Park

🍃The four seasons of Chichibu-Tama-Kai National Park unfold in Kazuma, Hinohara Village, in the Akigawa Valley
🍁Spring's fresh greenery and wasabi blossoms, summer's valley-fresh air, autumn foliage, and winter snowscapes unfold like a landscape painting
🅿️6 free parking spaces; the entire property is non-smoking, including e-cigarettes

The Road to Kazuma, Tokyo's Hidden Backcountry

🚃From Shinjuku, take the train to Musashi-Itsukaichi Station, then a Nishi-Tokyo Bus for about 60 minutes to reach Kazuma
🚗By car, take the Chuo Expressway via Uenohara IC (35–50 min) or the Ken-O Expressway via Hinode/Akiruno IC (40–50 min)
🗻Nearby Hinohara Onsen Center Kazuma-no-yu makes a nice addition to your visit

Escape the noise of the city and spend a quiet night, hosted for just one party a day, beneath kabuto-zukuri beams steeped in 680 years of history. A wood-fired bath and the flavors of the mountains complete the warmth of this old farmhouse.

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Property Description Newly refurnished in 2009. Our accommodations (limited to 2 groups per day) are cultural assets dating back 670 years! Property Access 60 min. on the Nishi Tokyo bus from Musashi Itsukaichi station, then 1 min. on foot.

* This description is the property's own text, in English.

* This introduction was compiled from information published by each property (official website and similar sources), so some details may differ from what you find on the day. It is AI-assisted and can contain errors — please check the official website and the details shown at booking before you reserve.

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Check In/Check Out Policy · Check In: 14:30 · Check Out: 10:00 · Last Check In: 17:30

* These policies are the property's own text, in English; the cancellation policy shown at booking takes precedence.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What are the check-in and check-out times at Kominka no Yado Yamashiro?: Check-in starts at 14:30 and check-out is by 10:00.
Where is Kominka no Yado Yamashiro located?: It is in Tokyo Nishitama-gun. Address: 2478 Kazuma Hinoharamura.
How much does one night cost?: Recent lowest observed rate starts from ₩243,317 per night for two adults. Rates vary by date and room type, so a live search is most accurate.
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.

← Back to search

Ryokans in Tokyo

Kominka no Yado Yamashiro

古民家の宿　山城

Tokyo onsen ryokan — Time stands still in a 680-year-old farmhouse

★ 3.0|Nishitama-gunFrom ₩243,317 / night (2 adults)

📍 View on map

PHOTOS

Photos

1 / 15 · Tap a photo to view it full screen

ABOUT

About this ryokan

🪔Time stands still in a 680-year-old farmhouse

Tokyo · Kominka no Yado Yamashiro

A Registered Cultural Property with 680 Years of History

🏯Founded in 1336 during the Nanboku-cho period, this is the ancestral home of the Nakamura family, passed down through 24 generations
🏠A two-story wooden building with a double Fuji-shaped kabuto-zukuri roof and five sections — the third nationally registered tangible cultural property in the western Tama region
📜A storied lodging visited by literary giant Eiji Yoshikawa and successive Tokyo governors, among other notables

A Private Stay for Just One Party a Day

🗝️Hosting just one party per day on a fully private reservation basis, for complete quiet
🛏️Two tatami rooms are available: Tsukiyomi-no-ma at 14 mats (4–7 guests) and Tachibana-no-ma at 10 mats (2–5 guests)
🚽Despite being an old farmhouse, it's equipped with a washlet toilet, air conditioning and heating, a vanity sink, and Wi-Fi

A Private Wood-Fired Bath for Each Room

🔥A mineral bath of soft, wood-heated water infused with natural minerals like radium and germanium
♨️Not a natural hot spring, but its far-infrared rays and negative ions warm you from within
🛁Not a communal bath but a private tub reserved for each room, available 3:30–10pm and 7–9am

A Private-Room Dinner Capturing the Flavors of the Mountains

🐮The centerpiece is premium Tokyo-raised black-haired wagyu Akigawa-gyu, alongside foil-grilled Hinohara maitake mushrooms
🐟Mountain vegetables, salt-grilled river fish, house-made sashimi-style konjac, and tempura are served in your own room
🍳The course can be customized with Akigawa-gyu sirloin teppan-grill, sukiyaki hot pot, or specialty kamameshi rice

A Breakfast Built on Homemade Miso

🍚A simple breakfast of miso soup made with homemade miso and seasonal rice
🥘A breakfast-only plan (one night, no dinner) is also available
🥢Ingredients made with the clear water of this mountain village arrive on the table just as they are

Four Seasons in Chichibu-Tama-Kai National Park

🍃The four seasons of Chichibu-Tama-Kai National Park unfold in Kazuma, Hinohara Village, in the Akigawa Valley
🍁Spring's fresh greenery and wasabi blossoms, summer's valley-fresh air, autumn foliage, and winter snowscapes unfold like a landscape painting
🅿️6 free parking spaces; the entire property is non-smoking, including e-cigarettes

The Road to Kazuma, Tokyo's Hidden Backcountry

🚃From Shinjuku, take the train to Musashi-Itsukaichi Station, then a Nishi-Tokyo Bus for about 60 minutes to reach Kazuma
🚗By car, take the Chuo Expressway via Uenohara IC (35–50 min) or the Ken-O Expressway via Hinode/Akiruno IC (40–50 min)
🗻Nearby Hinohara Onsen Center Kazuma-no-yu makes a nice addition to your visit

#KominkaNoYadoYamashiro#HinoharaVillage#RegisteredTangibleCulturalProperty#TokyoKominka#AkigawaValley#OnePartyADay#AkigawaGyu#WoodFiredBath

🔗 Official website

Read the property's own description▾

* This description is the property's own text, in English.

GUIDE

New to ryokans?

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

♨️ Onsen bathing etiquette 🩹 Onsen with tattoos?✅ First-timer checklist All guides →

ROOMS

Available rooms

POLICY

Good to know

Check In/Check Out Policy · Check In: 14:30 · Check Out: 10:00 · Last Check In: 17:30

* These policies are the property's own text, in English; the cancellation policy shown at booking takes precedence.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What are the check-in and check-out times at Kominka no Yado Yamashiro?: Check-in starts at 14:30 and check-out is by 10:00.
Where is Kominka no Yado Yamashiro located?: It is in Tokyo Nishitama-gun. Address: 2478 Kazuma Hinoharamura.
How much does one night cost?: Recent lowest observed rate starts from ₩243,317 per night for two adults. Rates vary by date and room type, so a live search is most accurate.
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.