Togakubou

At Higashi Gakubo in Isehara City, you can enjoy tofu kaiseki cuisine that makes use of homemade tofu. With a history of 400 years in this area, the smooth tofu dishes that perfectly match seasonal ingredients are truly works of art. There are also accommodations and open-air baths where you can spend a luxurious time while feeling the nature of Mt. Oyama in a peaceful atmosphere.

In Isehara City's Togakubo, there is a 12-tatami Japanese room available for single use. Why not enjoy kaiseki cuisine made with homemade Oyama tofu in this calm and relaxing space? At this inn with a 400-year history, you can also experience traditional Japanese culture along with a peaceful time. Even if you're traveling alone, please come and visit Togakubo where you can enjoy yourself with peace of mind.

The Tokobun in Isehara City is known for its garden where you can enjoy the changing seasons. In spring, cherry blossoms and azaleas bloom, while in summer, lotus flowers and hydrangeas are in full bloom. In autumn, you can enjoy the autumn leaves and cosmos, and in winter, plum blossoms and camellias bloom. It's also a long-established inn that has been around since the Edo period, where you can enjoy kaiseki cuisine made with Daisen tofu. Spending a whole day here will surely heal your mind and body.

Why not enjoy the Osan Hot Springs at the Togakubo in Isehara City? The open-air baths, which have a seasonal charm, refresh both mind and body, and the homemade tofu kaiseki cuisine is exquisite. At this lodging with a history of over 400 years, you can also experience copying sutras and spend a quiet time away from your daily life. A profound experience awaits you that you won't forget once you've visited.

At Togakubo, you can experience Japanese culture such as copying sutras and calligraphy. All the necessary tools are provided, so even beginners can participate with peace of mind. There is also lodging available, allowing you to spend time in this location with over 400 years of history while experiencing traditional Japanese culture. We recommend trying the kaiseki cuisine made with homemade Daisen tofu and taking a stroll through the garden. Why not visit Togakubo and spend some leisurely time away from the hustle and bustle of the city?