Ohya

Given its origins as a "Nagaya-mon," this long, one-story Home directly faces the street, hiding a spacious, private back-yard featuring a well. Upon entering the Home, guests are welcomed by a high-ceiling room with a traditional sunken hearth set on an elevated wooden floor, which is surrounded by a "Doma"(traditional earthen floor) fitted with a modern kitchen built on top of a pre-existing "okudo-san"(traditional stove). The spacious living area, as well as the tatami-rooms, all open up towards the back-yard, which was once where the estate's main building stood.

Ohya is located along a street where koi fish swim alongside passersby, and is moments away from Obi-castle. If traveling by car, guests may park at Ito-tei, the restaurant found across the street from Ohya.

8-1-48 Obi, Nichinan-shi, Miyazaki-ken, Japan, 889-2535