Established in the Taisho era (1912–1926), this historic inn is the last of its kind in Tokuji, now lovingly preserved and operated by a young couple who inherited the legacy from their grandmother. The inn stands just steps away from the former Hori Station—once the final stop of the Bocho Railway that bustled with travelers in decades past. With its iconic red-tiled roof and traditional wooden architecture, the inn offers classic Japanese-style rooms that have been meticulously cared for, exuding a deep sense of nostalgia and charm. Guests are treated to handmade, home-style breakfasts and dinners featuring fresh local ingredients. Known for its comforting, daily-changing menus, the inn is a favorite not only for tourists but also for long-term business travelers seeking a "home away from home" in Tokuji.