Okazaki, an ancient castle town with ties to the Tokugawa Shogunate...Our hotel is right in the center of the city.
Address113-1, Yukincho, Okazaki shi, Aichi,
Phone0564-28-9000
FAX0564-28-9003
Check-in3 P.M.Check-out 10:00
okazaki
  
 SubwayIt's a 6 minutes' walk to our hotel from the Higashi Okazaki Station (Meitetsu Main Line).
By CarFrom the Okazaki IC on the Tomei Highway take National Route 1 and head towards Nagoya. From there it is a 5 minutes' drive to our hotel.
Parking LotFee: 500 yen per night (first come, first served)
Hours: 3 P.M. to 10 A.M. Vehicle size restriction: none for normal vehicles (for oversized vehicles there are certain restrictions) In the case that our parking lot is full: please search for coin-operated parking lots nearby. 
※100% cancellation fee takes effect after 3:00 p.m. of that day.
 Healthy BreakfastWe provide a nutritionally balanced and healthy breakfast for all guests. A healthy breakfast ushers in a fresh new day - we are waiting for you! 
 Okazaki castleOkazaki castle is located in Okazaki Park and is known as the birthplace of Tokugawa Ieyasu. Its construction dates back to 1455 A.D. It was torn down because all castle-type buildings were ordered to be demolished during the Meiji Restoration. It is now in its original grand style, though, thanks to it being reconstructed. The Otemon Gate, the bronze statue of Tokugawa Ieyasu, the historical museum and many other related spots are definitely worth visiting. The observatory on the top of the castle tower is worth seeing the most: you have a panoramic view of the Mikawa plain. Standing here, you will feel as if you are a warlord years past. Also, there is Okutono Jinya, the beautiful Japanese garden and the small clock tower with traditional karakuri puppets, which dance all about. We recommend that you stop by when visiting the castle. ■ Facility information
・ Location:561, Kousei-cho, Okazaki-shi, Okazaki ・ Phone number:0564-22-2122  Okazaki's Haccho Warehouse StreetThis is the birthplace of Nagoya's famous Haccho Miso. It is also known as the place where the popular NHK drama, “Junjo Kirari,” took place. Because it is “haccho” (870 meters) from Okazaki castle and there are many miso “kura” (warehouses) on the street, it is called “Haccho Kura Dori”. It is quite fun to walk along this romantic street because the look of the town is the same as it was long ago. The “Haccho Miso no Sato” set up by famous miso maker Kakukyu is also a highly recommended spot to visit. At this “miso village,” one can see a reproduction of the miso manufacturing process. There are a bunch of things to see in this “village,” even a 6 ton miso barrel. After you have finished looking around, head towards the taste corner to try baked Konyaku with miso paste. ■ Facility information
・ Location:Aza oukan doori, Hacchou-cho, Okazaki-shi, Aichi ・ Phone number: 0564-23-6217   Downtown OkazakiWith a population of 3.7 million, Okazaki is fairly large city—third in Aichi Prefecture only to Nagoya and Toyohashi. In the center of the city there are several department stores, including Matsuzakaya. You can easily buy Haccho Miso and other Nagoya specialties in Okazaki as well. In recent years, Seibu and Jusco department stores have also opened for business in the downtown and southern areas of Okazaki. ■ Facility information
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