Just one minute on foot from JR Omi-Hachiman Station, this hotel is conveniently located for both business and sightseeing.

Tagaya is a long standing “itokiri mochi” (“thread cut rice cake”) store standing in front of the Taga Taisha Shrine.

Mangoro is a long standing store with ties to the feudal lord Nobunaga Oda.

The Hokkoku Kaido Road once thronged with travelers and merchants, and many old temples, shrines and buildings remain standing along it, of which Yokaro is one.

Okaki is a restaurant that handles every stage of the process, from production through to retail.

Kasho Rokube has been in operation for 80 years, creating and retailing their Japanese style confections with an emphasis on the design of their stores, interior decoration and the products themselves.

Omi beef is one of the three beefs of Japan, alongside Kobe beef and Matsuzaka beef, and is also said to be the country’s oldest brand beef.

A shopping area representative of Nagahama.

In Higashiomi you can experience housework, cooking, planting and harvesting.

Morishima Nagahama seeks to further spread the “traditions” of the restaurant Morishima, which can trace its roots back to the start of the cultural transformation during the Meiji period (1868-1912).