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Rooms

Rooms at the Fujioto are in line with the typical traditional Japanese inn style, with tatami floors and futon beds. There are two rooms on the first floor that can accommodate two to three people, while the second floor rooms are larger and more private, making them great for families or couples looking for a more secluded stay. The large windows present beautiful views of the gardens, and in the spring you can see the cherry blossoms blooming. We love the upper floor rooms; however, as the bathrooms are communal and located on the first floor this could be a slight inconvenience. 

Location

Fujioto is one of the most conveniently located inns in Tsumago. The main road of Tsumago is just steps from the front of Fujioto, where you can spend the day browsing the traditional shops, visiting the great Nagiso-Machi Museum located a few buildings down, or trekking along the Nakasendo Highway. The property is also very close to the bus stop should you wish to venture further afield. 

Food and drink

The excellent food at Fujioto always receives rave reviews, with many guests deeming the delicious local cuisine served each night as ‘outstanding’ and others remarking that it's ‘unusual, but definitely worth a try’. Dishes include home-grown and seasonal produce, such as rice from the local paddy fields and fresh trout caught in the Nakatsugawa River, which runs in front of town. 

Please note that Fujioto can't prepare vegetarian or allergen-free meals. This is borne primarily out of concern for their guests, as they worry that they'll not be able to provide an adequate standard or alternative meal option. As a result, if you have any dietary requirements, this is unfortunately not the ryokan for you. 

Facilities and activities

The communal baths are made from scented Kiso Valley cypress wood, making them truly authentic. Guests can also find peace and tranquillity in the Japanese-style gardens that surround the property, filled with green foliage and carp ponds.