A Separation Residence Enveloped in the Aura of the Mountains

Nestled quietly in the Ishiwa Onsen in Yamanashi Prefecture, the charming separation residence, Ittoryu Bekkan, offers visitors a sense of otherworldly tranquility.

History Concealed in the Antique Appearance

The history of Wajo En dates back to the middle of the Edo period. At that time, this land was part of the Takeda clan's territory and was developed as an estate bestowed by a daimyo family. In contrast to the tension of the Warring States period, today it is surrounded by mountains in a gentle environment.

A Lavish Separation Residence

Guests are welcomed by tasteful separate guest rooms. With spacious designs and beautiful mountain views from the windows, it feels like stepping into a different world. Some rooms also come with open-air baths, allowing for a leisurely soak.

Refined Cuisine and Hospitality

Wajo En boasts a creative kaiseki cuisine using seasonal ingredients from Yamanashi. The visually stunning presentation and the concentrated flavors of each dish are sure to impress even the most discerning palates. The heartfelt hospitality of each staff member is also a unique charm of this inn.

The Changing Scenery throughout the Four Seasons

Another highlight of Wajo En is the enjoyment of the four seasons. Cherry blossoms bloom in spring, a cool mountain breeze blows through in summer, the inn is adorned with autumn foliage in fall, and winter brings a world of silence blanketed in snow. Experiencing the beauty of each season is a unique pleasure of this mountain inn.

Located in the mountainous region, the separation residence Wajo En has become a hidden retreat for those seeking an extraordinary experience. Once you visit, you are sure to be captivated by its charm. Leave behind the hustle and bustle of everyday life and immerse yourself in a blissful time enveloped by superb hospitality and the blessings of nature.