Hino-juku Honjin

The Hino-juku Honjin is a building that was constructed for daimyos and officials traveling on the sankin-kotai system during the Edo period. It has been designated as a National Important Cultural Property. The interior is open to the public, and displays household goods and furnishings from that time period. It's a must-see tourist spot for history buffs and architecture fans. In addition, Hino City has other tourist spots such as the Hino City Museum and Hino City Zoo. Hino City is a nature-rich area located within Tokyo, where you can enjoy nature such as the Tama River and Tama Hills. It's also recommended for family outings.

Around Hino-juku Honjin, there are tourist spots such as Hatsu-sawa Castle Ruins and Mt. Takao. Hatsu-sawa Castle Ruins is a historic castle ruin located in Hachioji City and has been developed as a hiking course. Mt. Takao is one of the most popular mountain climbing spots in Tokyo and also has walking courses surrounded by nature. In addition, there are many tourist spots in the Hino area, including campsites and playgrounds for children, where families can enjoy themselves. Let's create memories while enjoying nature and history.

At Hinojuku Honjin, you can enjoy traditional Japanese cuisine. You can savor local flavors such as kaiseki cuisine using seasonal ingredients and soba noodles. In addition, there are many tonkatsu (pork cutlet) restaurants in the area, with many shops loved by locals, so you can also enjoy food walks. Let's enjoy traveling while savoring delicious Japanese food.

The area around Hino-juku Honjin is a convenient tourist base with easy access. The nearest station is Hino Station on the JR Chuo Line, which is about a 15-minute walk away. It's also possible to arrive by bus from Takao-san-guchi Station in about 20 minutes. In addition, access from Hino Station to other tourist destinations is good, and transportation to Tokyo is also smooth.

Hinojuku Honjin is a traditional accommodation that has been around since the Edo period. There are various types of rooms, including Japanese-style and Western-style rooms. There are also public baths and gardens where you can relax. The staff provides kind and friendly service, allowing you to enjoy a comfortable stay while experiencing Japan's traditional culture.