Located in Hida Furukawa's Ninomachi district, this townhouse also serves as the reception for all tours and services. The main building is a fully new wooden machiya townhouse, incorporating Hida-style features such as columns and beams throughout. The first floor houses a modern workshop room, while the second floor features a tatami-floored corridor and three guest rooms.
In addition, across the garden stands a 120-year-old renovated storehouse, now a private rental house.
| Access | An eight-minute walk from Hida-Furukawa Station. |
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