Wazukaso Inn
The Wazukaso Inn is set amid scenic tea fields and offers comfortable Japanese- and Western-style rooms with a variety of tea-based amenities that engage all of the senses.
The hotel offers guests an experience befitting Wazuka’s reputation as a chagenkyo (“ancestral homeland of tea”). The course meals are made with various tea ingredients, the rooms contain tea-leaf incense burners, and the communal baths are infused with aromatic tea scents. The dining room and lounge afford sweeping views of the surrounding tea-covered hills, and staff provide helpful explanations of tea characteristics and brewing techniques. The open landscape and lack of big-city light pollution make it possible to view star-filled skies when the weather is clear.
This inn is one of the few overnight accommodations in Wazuka, allowing guests to explore the town at a leisurely pace without having to return to a distant hotel at the end of the day. The main building has four rooms: two with Japanese-style futons and two with Western-style beds. The annex has three rooms for larger groups. Booking well in advance is recommended to ensure availability on desired dates.
The Wazukaso Inn can be reserved for course lunches and dinners, banquets, events, barbeques, and activities such as sports training and youth camps. Please make reservations at least three business days in advance for dining.
Access
Walk approximately 10 minutes from the Wazukayama-no-Ie bus stop. Parking is available for cars and bicycles.