Bukeyashiki Street

Stay at Yokote Bukeyashiki-cho Hoshidome, a boutique ryokan housed in a restored Edo-period samurai residence. Its courtyard-view rooms offer serene views of the historic stone-paved street and traditional timber architecture, perfect for capturing authentic atmosphere.

The property features a private tea ceremony room and an on-site kaiseki dining experience using local ingredients from Akita Prefecture. Guests can easily walk to nearby pottery studios and seasonal festivals along Bukeyashiki Street.

For availability and exclusive rates, book through the HopeGoo platform to secure your stay with priority access.

Yes, Yokote Bukeyashiki-cho Hoshidome offers interconnecting rooms ideal for families and hosts regular children’s activities such as traditional craft workshops and kid-friendly tea ceremonies. The hotel is within a 5-minute walk of a small historical museum and cherry blossom trails, making it perfect for family outings.

Guests can also borrow yukata and geta (traditional sandals) free of charge, allowing kids to enjoy immersive cultural experiences. For added convenience, book a family package via the HopeGoo app to receive complimentary amenities and early check-in privileges.

At Yokote Bukeyashiki-cho Hoshidome, guests can participate in daily morning calligraphy and tea ceremony workshops led by local artisans, offering a deep dive into Japanese aesthetics.

Just a 3-minute walk away lies a traditional pottery studio where visitors can learn to craft "Yokote-yaki" ceramics and take their handmade pieces home. During spring and autumn, the street hosts the Bukeyashiki Night Lantern Festival, illuminating historic samurai houses with warm glow, creating a magical Edo-era ambiance.

All experiences are available for HopeGoo via the HopeGoo platform, ensuring reserved spots and seamless access.