A relaxing and comfortable hotel with pale pink weeping cherry blossoms swaying against black wooden walls
Restaurant Momi no Ki-tei , attached to the Tamachi Bukeyashiki Hotel surrounded by black board walls, is a relaxing space where you can feel the warmth and charm of wood. The “creative Japanese banquet” using seasonal ingredients grown in the climate of Akita is visually stunning and surprising and inspiring to eat. Enjoy the changing seasons of Kakunodate to your heart’s content with some local Akita sake.
| address | Address: 23 Shimocho, Kakunodate machi, Senboku-shi, Semboku City Prefecture, 014-0312 |
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| Phone number | 0187-52-1700 |
| Fax | 0187-52-1701 |
| Business hours | Check-in 15:00 Check-out 10:00 Restaurant hours 11:00-14:00 18:00-21:00 |
| Regular holiday | None (Maintenance is provided three times a year) |
| Price range | ◎Price for 2 people including breakfast: ￥25,300～ Two meals included: from ￥42,900 |
| Credit cards & e-payments | VISA, Master, AMEX, JCB |
| Parking | 9 units |
| Wi-Fi | Yes |
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| Access | About 15 minutes walk from JR Kakunodate station(Nairikusen Kakunodate station) About 15 minutes walk from Buke Yashiki Street |
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