A local breakfast at Gallery Kodama
Enjoy a local breakfast at Gallery Kodama, a merchant mansion built over 130 years ago, reborn as a popular local eatery.
Enjoy a local breakfast at Gallery Kodama, a merchant mansion built over 130 years ago, reborn as a popular local eatery.
Take a short morning stroll through the sleepy streets of Obi to Gallery Kodama and enjoy a Japanese-style breakfast prepared with various seasonal, local delicacies. (Map of Kiraku Obi) While dining, guests will be able to enjoy the historic ambiance of a merchant mansion, which retains much its appearance from when it was first built at the beginning of the Meiji Era (1868-1912), featuring a “Kura,” or traditional storage house as well as furniture from ages past.
As breakfast at Gallery Kodama is specially prepared for guests of Kiraku Obi before Gallery Kodama’s official opening hours, please note the following:
- ・We request that guests who have booked a breakfast arrive at Gallery Kodama between 8:00AM-9:00AM (9:00 AM last-order/ 10:00AM close)
- ・Please note that the “Breakfast Plan” may not be offered on certain days. In such cases -please kindly check other offered stay plans as a Kiraku Obi Home without breakfast, may still be available for booking.
About the Neighborhood
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Obi
Miyazaki
Once the center of a 51,000 “koku” fiefdom ruled by the Ito clan for close to three centuries, Obi is a quaint castle town with streets lined with samurai villas and merchant houses.
Map & Direction
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Kiraku Obi Ohya
8-1-48 Obi, Nichinan-shi, Miyazaki-ken, Japan, 889-2535
CHECK-IN COUNTER8-1-62 Obi, Nichinan, Miyazaki 889-2535
DIRECTIONS TO THE CHECK-IN COUNTER
The easiest way to get to Obi is by car. If you are coming from Miyazaki airport, it is roughly a 60 min drive, and if you take the JR Nichinan Line from Miyazaki airport to Obi Station, it is roughly a 70min train ride.
The Check-in reception is located in Nazuna Obi Onsen Resort -Kogakura(Nazuna 飫肥 城下町温泉-小鹿倉邸), which is approx. 15 min walk or 3 min drive from Obi Station. Parking for the Check-in location is available at the Parking Lot in Nazuna Obi Onsen Resort-Kogakura(Nazuna 飫肥 城下町温泉-小鹿倉邸).
Parking for 2 cars is also available at the Home.
NEARBY STATIONS & AIRPORTS
Miyazaki Airport, Obi Station
Keep In Mind
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The Check-in reception is located in Nazuna Obi Onsen Resort -Kogakura (Nazuna 飫肥 城下町温泉-小鹿倉邸). Please make sure to check-in at the reception in Kogakura, before going to the Home.
The reception is approx. 15 min walk or 3 min drive from Obi Station. Parking for Check-in location is available at the Parking lot in Nazuna Obi Onsen Resort-Kogakura.
Nazuna Obi Onsen Resort -Kogakura Address: 8-1-62 Obi, Nichinan, Miyazaki 889-2535 Map: https://goo.gl/maps/HsLXvtBUqW887u687
Checking-in outside of Check-in hours
Check-in can be done anytime between 03:00PM- 09:00PM. If you intend to check-in after 09:00PM, upon filling out your booking information when making your booking, please make sure to indicate your expected arrival time as well as a phone number that we may contact on the day of your check-in in the “Late Check-in Information” field.
If there is a change in check-in time on the day of your arrival, please make sure to contact us at the following number +81-987-27-3171 (7:00AM-09:00PM). Please note that we may contact the phone number that you provide on the day of check-in.
Room Cleaning
If you are staying more than one night, please note that Room Cleaning (Including Towel/Linen/Amenities change) will be done starting from the 3rd night of your stay, and every 2 nights thereafter.
Room rates for children Children under the age of 6 that do not require a bed and linens will not be charged. (up to two people)
Non-smoking Please note that this is a non-smoking Home.
Pets Please note that pets are not allowed in this Home.
Brands
keyboard_arrow_down"Kiraku" was established to provide travelers a means of experiencing an assortment of undiscovered destinations by staying at a spectrum of traditional Japanese homes, while offering a solution to preserve and revitalize traditional structures across Japan.
