Minpaku Tosaku Juku

#Ise-Shima(Oki Town)

The inn was renovated from the birthplace of Tousaku Ose, a great man of Nohara, Oki Town.

Minpaku Tosaku Juku is an inn that was renovated from the birthplace of Tosaku Ose, a great man from Nohara in the town of Oki, who advocated for compulsory education to be paid for by the national treasury and left behind his achievements. The house is over 130 years old and offers a glimpse into the way things were and how people lived back then, and the spacious garden with a sense of freedom allows you to feel the slow passage of time and the changing of the seasons.

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Utilizing a 130-year-old private house

Minpaku Tosaku Juku, a 130-year-old private house, is a completely private lodge limited to one group per day. In the large garden, you can use optional BBQ, glamping, and e-bike rental for local consumption.

Work space

The spacious interior is fully equipped with a kitchen, sunken hearth, and space for warehousing.

Life in the countryside in the four seasons

In the spring, you can pick tea and dig bamboo shoots; in the summer, you can play in the river; in the fall, you can pick chestnuts and harvest vegetables; and in the winter, you can make a straw rope.