Ejiri-juku Sōryōkan is a meticulously restored machiya-style inn located right on the historic Tokaido Route. Guests enjoy authentic Japanese tea ceremonies, seasonal kaiseki dinners, and views of stone-paved streets from tatami rooms. Just a 5-minute walk to the Ejiri-juku Historical Museum and original bridge ruins—perfect for immersive Edo-period travel

Ikedaya Ejiri-juku is just a 3-minute walk from the original Ejiri Bridge ruins and post station stone markers. This family-run onsen ryokan features an open-air bath and provides complimentary Edo-era walking guides—ideal for travelers seeking immediate access to the ancient Tokaido Trail heritage

Fuyagakan Ejiri-juku's Ishitate-ma rooms feature original Edo-era stone flooring integrated into the tatami layout, creating a distinct historical ambiance. Each room includes a handmade washi paper gift set and Shizuoka tea tasting kit, plus optional townsfolk tea ceremony experiences—perfect for culture-driven travelers