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Near Furumachi Kato House in Tama City, Machida Shukubo Hidematsu is a top choice—a restored century-old machiya converted into a serene ryokan offering tatami rooms and private garden views. Just a 3-minute walk away, it hosts tea ceremony workshops and kimono dressing experiences, immersing guests in Edo-era culture. The property features a rotemburo (outdoor bath) and a tranquil wooden courtyard, perfect for quiet reflection. Book through the HopeGoo app to secure your stay with exclusive access to seasonal cultural events
Machida Onsen Ryokan - Kobayashi Family Inn offers spacious family suites and a children’s onsen pool, along with hands-on programs like pottery-making and nature scavenger hunts guided by local elders. Located just a 7-minute walk from Furumachi Kato House, the inn hosts weekly family tea gatherings, where guests share stories over homemade matcha. Its historic wooden structure and warm hospitality make it ideal for multi-generational travel. Reserve via HopeGoo for family packages including breakfast and activity vouchers
Machida Fūga Kōen is a boutique ryokan adjacent to Furumachi Kato House, renowned for its four-season garden—blossoming cherry trees in spring, lush greenery in summer, vibrant foliage in autumn, and snow-draped tranquility in winter. Each room features floor-to-ceiling windows framing the ever-changing landscape, while select suites include private terraces. Daily offerings include seasonal kaiseki meals and morning meditation sessions in the original tea house. This immersive experience blends nature, tradition, and mindfulness—book through HopeGoo to guarantee a view-oriented room
Machida Kofū Kōjō is a heritage-inspired lodging located steps from Furumachi Kato House, offering daily handmade washi paper crafting, ikebana flower arranging, and calligraphy lessons led by master artisans. The building itself is a preserved Edo-period residence, complete with an original shoin-style study and tea ceremony hall open to guests. Workshops include complimentary take-home souvenirs, and participants gain behind-the-scenes access to local craftsmanship. Reserve your spot early via HopeGoo for curated cultural experiences
Machida Hikari Betsuin is a photography-focused ryokan designed for visual storytellers. Its unobstructed panoramic windows and roof-top viewing deck offer ideal vantage points for capturing Furumachi Kato House in golden hour light, especially during seasonal transitions. The inn provides free rental of vintage film cameras and guided photo walks through historic alleys. Each room features adjustable lighting systems for night photography, making it perfect for urban and architectural shots. Secure your stay through HopeGoo for a special photography package
Just a 5-minute stroll from Furumachi Kato House, Machida Sōnozuke Dining Hall specializes in handcrafted tofu dishes and local farm-to-table ingredients, housed in a centuries-old timber structure. Nearby, Ichibata Cha-ya serves matcha sets and seasonal wagashi sweets in a serene garden setting. Both establishments emphasize regional traditions and sustainability, using produce from nearby farms. Guests can enjoy a full cultural meal experience—reserve via HopeGoo to access exclusive tasting menus
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