Hikage Chaya

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You eat inside two buildings that became Registered Tangible Cultural Properties in 2011.

An inn in Hayama in continuous business since the Edo period, where what you hire for an evening is not the room but the building: the building with the rooms and the stone storehouse have been national Registered Tangible Cultural Properties since 2011, listed because they contribute to the historic landscape. ⚠️ It is a restaurant, not a place to visit: you go in as a diner.

Restaurant business in Horiuchi, in continuous operation since the Edo period. Two of its buildings are national Registered Tangible Cultural Properties, registered on 26 January 2011: the hall block, in wood, two storeys and three hundred and ninety square metres, and the stone storehouse, two storeys and thirty-one square metres.

ℹ️ Restaurant open for lunch 11:30–15:30, with last orders at 14:00, and for dinner 17:30–21:00, with last orders at 19:00. Closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays; if one of these falls on a public holiday, it closes on the first weekday after it. There is also a patisserie, but **its opening hours are not published on any official page**.

🚉 Zushi・Hayama · 20 min walk

Sources: hikage.chaya.co.jp · chaya.co.jp · town.hayama.lg.jp

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