It is a wood-carved family crest presented from Maeda Tosa-no-kami, the chief counselor of Kaga province for the token of his recovery during his stay. It was not permitted to build a public bathhouse within two-li from Kanazawa castle. Receiving the family crest meant that a construction was permitted then. The crest of Umebachi covered with gold leaf is still glittering softly.
Our inn retains the charming atmosphere of traditional Japanese architecture and is not equipped for barrier-free access. Elderly guests or those with mobility difficulties may find the stairs and other features challenging.
Surrounding our inn, you will find nostalgic Japanese scenery, and opening the windows may allow insects to enter.
We strive to preserve the tranquil ambiance of this mountain retreat. While this may cause some inconvenience, we kindly ask for your understanding.
Motoyu Ishiya Owner
