KIN-NAKA

A former prestigious restaurant

The once flourishing “downtown” of Inami.
KIN-NAKA was the most prestigious of
the 15 traditional Japanese restaurants that lined these streets.
Surviving the many historic fires that spread through the area over the years,
this classic establishment has been newly renovated in the modern era of Reiwa.
In collaboration with woodcarver Daichi Maekawa,
we have adopted the essence of its dramatic history
and added various features throughout the villa
so that guests can bask in the luster of history
while fully experiencing the beauty of modern craftwork.

The once flourishing “downtown” of Inami. KIN-NAKA was the most prestigious of the 15 traditional Japanese restaurants that lined these streets. Surviving the many historic fires that spread through the area over the years, this classic establishment has been newly renovated in the modern era of Reiwa. In collaboration with woodcarver Daichi Maekawa, we have adopted the essence of its dramatic history and added various features throughout the villa so that guests can bask in the luster of history while fully experiencing the beauty of modern craftwork.

Featured artisan

Daichi Maekawa

Wood carver

Daichi Maekawa served as an assistant to contemporary artist Hanayo in Berlin, Germany from 2001, and has studied wood carving under Masaji Maekawa since 2005. His works have been exhibited at Inami Art Museum and Fukumitsu Art Museum.

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General information

Standard rate : From 17,000 Yen / person (Rate for 2 people)
Child rate: 30% discount for children ages 3-12.
*Children under the age of 3 may stay free of charge when no additional beds or meals are required.

Accommodates : 7 people
Structure : Two-story wooden house
Floor area : 96.6㎡
Location : 968-1 Yamami, Nanto-shi, Toyama
Parking : Free parking is available near the villa.