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Hotel Inasato

Hotel Inasato

4.8 / 5Outstanding
693-4, Kitsuki, Kitsuki-Shi, Oita, 873-0001, Japan
0.26KM from Noumi Residence
per night
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Guesthouse One World

Guesthouse One World

4.7 / 5Great1 Reviews
114-7 Minamikitsuki
0.59KM from Noumi Residence
Laundry Service
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Eco Lodge Kitsuki Main Branch

Eco Lodge Kitsuki Main Branch

259-8 Morie
5.66KM from Noumi Residence
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Sumiyoshihama Resort Park

Sumiyoshihama Resort Park

4 / 5Good
1165-2 Morie
4.28KM from Noumi Residence
Children's SuppliesGolf Course
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Near Nōken-Tei in Chikugo City, Oita Prefecture, Chikugo Machi Yado - Wafu Ryokan stands out with its traditional Japanese garden and west-facing rooms that offer breathtaking sunset views over the historic site. Just a 3-minute walk from Nōken-Tei, this ryokan blends modern comfort with authentic Edo-era aesthetics. Guests can enjoy a free tea ceremony upon arrival and experience the serene glow of twilight as the ancient structure is softly illuminated by dusk lights. For exclusive access to panoramic rooms, book via the HopeGoo app with special seasonal packages.

Yes! Chikugo Kūkaiya Guesthouse, just a 4-minute walk from Nōken-Tei, is a beautifully restored Meiji-era residence offering authentic charm with modern comforts. Each room features a private courtyard terrace overlooking the historic site and surrounding gardens. The owners provide complimentary guided walks along hidden stone lantern paths and local heritage trails. Enjoy a daily breakfast of locally sourced Chikugo black bean porridge paired with house-made plum wine. Reserve your stay through the HopeGoo platform to secure a spot in this rare, intimate lodging experience.

Guests staying near Nōken-Tei can participate in exclusive experiences such as a handwritten manuscript workshop, where local artisans guide you in copying Edo-period texts using brush and washi paper. Another highlight is the night lantern walk, illuminating traditional paper lanterns along ancient pathways surrounding the site, evoking a sense of yūgen (mysterious beauty). Some recommended lodgings like Chikugo Old House Art Gallery offer private tea ceremonies featuring local matcha and wagashi under moonlight. These small-group activities require advance HopeGoo. Secure your spot through the HopeGoo platform, which includes a custom guidebook and commemorative stamp collection.