Nanakamado (formerly Tamugiso) is a traditional minshuku that has long welcomed pilgrims traveling along the Rokujurigoe Kaido pilgrimage route.

Situated approximately seven hours on foot from Honmyoji Temple and six hours from Mt. Yudono, Nanakamado is an ideal place to rest for the night before continuing your journey.

Meals

Both breakfast and dinner are served in the Nanakamado-tei dining hall. Nanakamado is famous for its handmade soba (buckwheat noodles) that use the natural spring flowing down from nearby Mt. Gassan.

Facilities

• Guest rooms: 11

• Maximum capacity: 40 guests

• Banquet halls: Large, medium, and small

• Meeting room available

• Robata-style room, suitable for informal gatherings or multipurpose use

• Baths: Separate public baths for men and women

• Souvenir shop, vending machines, and paid coin-operated laundry
  The souvenir shop offers a selection of local specialties from Yamagata.

In-room Amenities

• Television

• Telephone

• Tea set

• Body soap

• All-in-one shampoo and conditioner

• Toothbrush set

• Hair dryer

• Towels

• Yukata (Japanese robe)

• Slippers

Caution: Restaurant & Minshuku closed on Tuesdays

About This Experience

The price displayed on this website includes the handling fee of a licensed Japanese travel agency, as reservations for Nanakamado must be made in Japanese by phone or fax.

If you speak Japanese, you are welcome to contact Nanakamado directly to make your reservation:

Phone: (+81) 0235-54-6328

Please note that reservations must be made at least six business days in advance to allow our travel agents sufficient time to confirm availability and respond.