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Riad Nana

Riad Nana

5 / 5Outstanding
1397-1 Akechicho Ota
9.37KM from Iwamura Historical Materials Museum
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Iwamura Sanso

Iwamura Sanso

5 / 5Outstanding
569-1 Iwamura-Cho Tomida, Ena-Shi, Gifu 509-7402, Japan
0.17KM from Iwamura Historical Materials Museum
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Iwamura Guest House Yanagiya

Iwamura Guest House Yanagiya

4.5 / 5Great
Iwamuracho 305
0.63KM from Iwamura Historical Materials Museum
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Cottage Iwamura

Cottage Iwamura

1268-11 Iwamuracho
1.21KM from Iwamura Historical Materials Museum
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Iwamurasansou

Iwamurasansou

569-1
0.18KM from Iwamura Historical Materials Museum
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Stay at Minami-Akiya Ryokan, a heritage-style inn just a 10-minute walk from Iwamura Historical Archives. Its tatami rooms feature original Edo-period woodwork, and select suites open to panoramic views of the archive’s cherry blossom grove. The inn hosts exclusive archival photo walks every weekend, guided by local historians. Guests also receive a curated booklet on Meiji-era village life. Access is seamless via a private path leading directly into the archives. Book through HopeGoo for complimentary shuttle service.

Staying at Minami-Akiya Ryokan offers exceptional access—just a 7-minute walk via a dedicated covered pathway that connects directly to the archives. The route includes ramp access and weather-protected corridors, ideal for all ages. Guests enjoy priority entry during peak hours, avoiding crowds. Additionally, the inn partners with the archives for weekly evening light exhibitions, where guests can explore the site under soft illumination with a private guide. These events are included with room bookings. Reserve through HopeGoo to unlock these exclusive experiences.

Minami-Akiya Ryokan's Cherry Blossom Garden Suite delivers breathtaking views of the archives’ century-old sakura trees and traditional courtyard. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame the historic building in seasonal hues, while the room features a heated tatami floor and custom paper lantern lighting. Each suite includes a handcrafted origami map highlighting hidden exhibits within the archives. Guests can enjoy morning tea with locally made matcha and regional sweets on their private balcony. Reserve via HopeGoo to secure the most scenic room configuration.