Inakomo Tour: Touring Inabe and Komono's Private Historical Architecture and Enjoying Modern French Cuisine at Onoue Villa
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This tour offers special guided tours of privately held historical residences in Inabe and Komono, normally inaccessible to the public. Highlights include visiting the Inagaki Residence, a former Meiji-era sake brewery, and the Oyama no Ie Kato Residence, a late Edo period building under restoration. The tour culminates with a modern French lunch at Onoue Villa, a historic restaurant converted from a Meiji-era notable's home.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What historical background does the Inagaki Residence have, and what can visitors see there?
- A: The Inagaki Residence prospered as a sake brewery during the Meiji era, and visitors can tour the 'Manbo' water channel and two gardens.
- Q: What is the historical origin of Onoue Villa, and what kind of meal is served there?
- A: Onoue Villa was converted from the home of Kensuke Kosuga, and it serves exquisite modern French cuisine.
- Q: When will the tour take place, and how much does it cost per adult participant?
- A: The tour is scheduled for Sunday, May 17, 2026, and the price is 13,000 yen per adult participant.
- Q: What is the application deadline for the Inakomo Tour, and how can people apply?
- A: The application deadline is Thursday, April 30, 2026, and applications are accepted by phone, FAX, or email.
- Q: What can visitors experience at the Oyama no Ie Kato Residence during the tour?
- A: Visitors can view the internal structure undergoing restoration and enjoy matcha in a restored space.