PLAN

2 nights plan (2 meals included)

2 nights plan (2 meals included)

We offer multiple-night plans for guests staying in Tanba Sasayama for two nights or more.
Enjoy the history of Tanba Sasayama and the architecture of the nationally registered tangible cultural property to your heart’s content with a relaxing stay.
You can choose from four restaurants for dinner (transportation included).
① Tamagawaro Ryokan (Closed on irregular days)
At this charming ryokan built about 200 years ago, we will prepare a course meal exclusively for guests using local ingredients including Sasayama beef. (Includes one toast drink. The meal consists of about eight dishes, including three kinds of sashimi, teppanyaki of Sasayama beef, teppanyaki of mountain yam, tempura, grilled wild boar salad, and rice in a pot.)
② Live Fish Restaurant Hougyoen (Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays)
At this live fish restaurant, which has been in business for over 50 years, you can enjoy a Japanese kaiseki course made with fresh seafood and carefully selected seasonal ingredients from Tanba Sasayama. (The meal consists of about 11 dishes, including sashimi, grilled buttonfish, red sea bream shabu-shabu hotpot, and eel chazuke.)
③ Italian Cuisine Auberge SEME (Closed on irregular days)
The meal is served at an Italian restaurant renovated from an old house, located in a place overlooking the fields of Sasayama. Enjoy each and every dish made with locally caught game, wild vegetables, and wild plants. (The course consists of about seven dishes, including appetizers, pasta, and a main course)
④ Kinmata, Tanba Sasayama (Closed on irregular days)
At this inn, where boar hotpot originated, you will enjoy the finest wild boar loin meat in a miso-flavored hotpot. Enjoy the local Satoyama cuisine that has long been popular here in Tanba Sasayama. (The course includes appetizers, boar meat and vegetable peony hotpot, etc.)
The next morning, you will enjoy a breakfast made with plenty of local ingredients in the tea room attached to the inn, while looking out at the rock garden. (The course consists of about 12 dishes, including mackerel marinated in black bean miso, rolled omelet made with Tanba eggs, boiled Tanba black beans, rice cooked in a clay pot with Tanba Sasayama koshihikari rice, and miso soup with black bean miso)
*The course may be subject to change due to procurement circumstances, etc. *Depending on the season, weather, and number of guests, breakfast may be served exclusively at our attached cafe “Mamedo.”
*This rate is offered at a 10% discount off the 1 night, 2 meals plan.
*There is no cleaning between the 1st and 2nd night.

 

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One-Night Stay with Two Meals (Dinner: A Course with Local Delicacies and Sake)

One-Night Stay with Two Meals (Dinner: A Course with Local Delicacies and Sake)

This plan includes both dinner and breakfast.
Dinner is served at Tamagawaro, a traditional culinary inn with over 200 years of history, offering a refined and timeless atmosphere. Savor a course exclusively prepared for our guests featuring tempura, meat dishes, and more. Drinks, including alcoholic beverages, are also available for your enjoyment.
A car ride to the restaurant will be provided.
Our breakfast, highlighting local ingredients, is served with a view of our elegant stone garden.
*The menu is subject to change depending on availability.

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One-Night Stay with Two Meals (Dinner: Creative Japanese Kaiseki with Fresh Fish and Local Vegetables)

One-Night Stay with Two Meals (Dinner: Creative Japanese Kaiseki with Fresh Fish and Local Vegetables)

This plan includes both dinner and breakfast.
Dinner is a Japanese kaiseki multi-course meal featuring fresh seafood and carefully selected seasonal ingredients from Tamba-Sasayama, served at Hogyoen, a fresh fish cuisine restaurant boasting over 50 years of history. Take your time savoring dishes made with daily-sourced fresh fish, local vegetables from Tamba-Sasayama, and locally grown koshihikari rice.
A car ride to the restaurant will be provided.
Our breakfast, highlighting local ingredients, is served with a view of our elegant stone garden.
*The menu is subject to change depending on availability.

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One-Night Stay with Two Meals (Dinner: Italian Cuisine with Vegetables from Local Farmers and Local Delicacies)

One-Night Stay with Two Meals (Dinner: Italian Cuisine with Vegetables from Local Farmers and Local Delicacies)

This plan includes both dinner and breakfast.
Dinner is served at Auberge Seme, an Italian restaurant set in a renovated old townhouse with a view of Tamba-Sasayama’s fields and farms. Delight in dishes crafted with local wild game, mountain herbs, and wild plants.
A car ride to the restaurant will be provided.
Our breakfast, highlighting local ingredients, is served with a view of our elegant stone garden.
*The menu is subject to change depending on availability.

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One-Night Stay with Two Meals (Dinner: Boar Hot Pot Featuring Secret Miso-based Recipe and Tamba-Sasayama’s Boar Meat)

One-Night Stay with Two Meals (Dinner: Boar Hot Pot Featuring Secret Miso-based Recipe and Tamba-Sasayama’s Boar Meat)

This plan includes both dinner and breakfast.
Dinner features a miso-based boar hot pot made with the highest quality boar loin meat, served at Kinmata, the traditional culinary inn where the dish originated. Enjoy this local mountain dish, long cherished in Tamba-Sasayama.
A car ride to the restaurant will be provided.
Our breakfast, highlighting local ingredients, is served with a view of our elegant stone garden.
*The menu is subject to change depending on availability.

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One-Night Stay with Two Meals: Dekansho Festival Participation Plan (Dinner: Bento Box / Breakfast: Served at Our Facility)

One-Night Stay with Two Meals: Dekansho Festival Participation Plan (Dinner: Bento Box / Breakfast: Served at Our Facility)

A Special Summer Plan for August 15 & 16: Join the Dekansho Festival in Tamba Sasayama
Experience one of Tamba Sasayama’s most iconic summer traditions—the Dekansho Festival, one of the largest traditional folk song festivals in western Japan.

This exclusive plan allows you to join the celebration as a participant, not just a spectator.
Enjoy dancing in a circle with local performers and residents, take in the fireworks from reserved seats, and immerse yourself in the festive atmosphere with optional yukata rental and dressing assistance (¥5,500 per person).
Our concierge will also assist with bon dance lessons, ensuring that even first-time visitors can join in with confidence and a smile.

Whether you’re dancing for the first time or returning to cherished summer memories, this plan offers a warm and unforgettable way to experience the heart of Tamba Sasayama.

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OPTION

Optional services can be reserved through the URL provided in the reservation confirmation email sent after booking your stay.*Please note that some services may not be available on certain dates.

Anniversary Gift Package

Anniversary Gift Package

For guests celebrating special occasions such as wedding anniversaries or birthdays, we offer an optional package that includes a bottle of champagne, a mini bouquet, and an anniversary cake.

Details: Includes a bottle of champagne, a mini bouquet, and a 12cm anniversary cake (15cm cake for groups of four or more).
Price: 10,800 yen per package (For a group of four or more: 12,000 yen per package)
Reservation deadline: By midnight, seven days before check-in

Bicycle Rental

Bicycle Rental

We offer two electric bicycles for guests to explore the area. Ride through the historic streets surrounding the property, visit the ruins of Sasayama Castle, or cycle past sprawling black soybean fields for a unique local experience.

Price: Included with your stay
Available Time: Anytime between check-in and check-out
Reservation Deadline: By the day of check-in

Black Soybean Sorting Factory Tour and Black Soybean Tea Making

Black Soybean Sorting Factory Tour and Black Soybean Tea Making

Take a behind-the-scenes look at the black soybean sorting process, a tradition that has been part of Tamba-Sasayama’s heritage for centuries. Our facility is operated by Odagaki Shoten, a wholesaler and retail store specializing in Tamba Black Soybeans.  The black soybeans, grown by local producers, are carefully sorted by hand at our facility before being delivered to customers. During the tour, you can observe this meticulous daily sorting process and gain a deeper appreciation for the exceptional quality of Tambaguro black soybeans. After the tour, you will have the chance to roast black soybeans yourself and enjoy a cup of freshly brewed black soybean tea. As the beans roast, the rich aroma fills the air, and the gentle popping sound of the skins creates a soothing experience that invites both relaxation and mindfulness. We hope this hands-on experience brings you closer to the story of black soybeans and deepens your connection to this cherished local ingredient.

Price: 3,500 yen per person
Tour Time: 4:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Reservation Deadline: By the day of check-in

Guided Walking Tour of the Town

Guided Walking Tour of the Town

Our concierge will take you on a walk through Tamba-Sasayama, a town rich in history and tradition, and share stories about its history and culture. Just a short walk from Mameya, you will find the Kawaramachi Tsumairi Merchant Houses, an area designated as an Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings, as well as the ruins of Sasayama Castle. We invite you to fully experience the timeless charm of this historic district.

Price: Included with your stay
Tour Time: 4:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Reservation Deadline: By the day of check-in

Zazen Experience

Zazen Experience

Experience Zen meditation in a setting of complete tranquility. As you sit in quiet contemplation, overlooking the peaceful rock garden, awaken your senses and enjoy a moment of detachment from the demands of daily life.

Price: 20,000 yen per group
Time: 7:30 a.m. to 8:00 a.m.
Reservation deadline: By midnight, seven days before check-in

Tamba Ware Pottery Experience

Tamba Ware Pottery Experience

Try your hand at Tamba ware pottery, one of Japan’s most historic ceramic traditions.
Tamba ware, one of Japan’s Six Ancient Kilns, traces its origins back to the late 12th century, making it one of the oldest pottery styles in Japan. In 2017, it was officially designated as a Japanese Heritage by the Agency for Cultural Affairs.
Tamba ware is known for its versatility, with its uses evolving to suit everyday life from the medieval through early modern periods. During the Edo period (1603–1868), Tamba ware was used for storing rice and water; in the Meiji period (1868–1912), for sake and soy sauce bottles; and in the Showa period (1926–1989), for flower pots. Each era shaped its production to meet changing needs. Tamba ware is known for its natural glaze, which forms without artificial coatings, creating uniquely beautiful colors. Admired both for practical use and artistic value, it continues to be cherished today. We hope the piece you create during your experience will become a memorable keepsake.

Price: 8,900 yen per person (Additional fee required for shipping the Tamba ware you create.)
Time: 3:30 pm to 4:30 pm
Reservation deadline: By midnight, sixteen days before check-in
Closed: Tuesdays, except when Tuesday is a national holiday

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