Sasayama is an historic castle town of small size an hour northwest of Osaka that has the charm of Kyoto without the crowds. Walk the merchant streets and visit the Noh Theater Museum, the Tamba Pottery Museum along with Sasayama Castle, the Inari Shrine and The Hyogo Museum of Ceramic Art. For a unique experience unlike any we've encountered in Japan, you can stay at Maruyama Village in a 160 year old Edo Period house and dine at the French-Japanese fusion restaurant, Hiwanokura. Maruyama Village sits in a peaceful valley in which the villagers welcome you like long lost family. We promise you'll not have a similar experience elsewhere in Japan. Sasayama is a little known town that offers authentic Japan yet without the crowds.


Sasayama Caste: https://withsasayama.jp/osyoin/
The Kawaramachi Merchant Street: Click here
Old Tamba Pottery Museum: https://www.tanbakotoukan.jp/
Sasayama Noh Theater Museum: https://tourism.sasayama.jp/foreigner... of-noh/
Makeiraki Inari Shrine: https://www.makekirai.com/
The Hyogo Museum of Ceramic Art: https://www.mcart.jp/
2nd Street Second Hand Store: https://www.2ndstreet.jp/shop/details...

Dining:
Hiwanokura Restaurant: https://hiwanokura.com/
Yamayu Restaurant : https://yamayu.raku-uru.jp/fr/1
Roan Matsuda Soba Restaurant : http://www.roan-matsuda.com/ Iwaya : https://www.iwaya-yosaku.com/
Accommodations :
MaruyamaVillage: https://maruyama-v.jp/

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