Kakujoro: The historic timber facade glowing behind a landscaped garden at blue hour.
Source: Rakuten TravelKakujoro: A comfortable lounge with sofas facing leafy garden windows.
Source: IkyuKakujoro: A spacious guest room combining tatami and western bedding.
Source: IkyuKakujoro
38 Shimoji, Fukue-cho, Tahara, Aichi 441-3617, Japan
Price on request · Traditional Ryokan
Kakujoro is the owner's official English name for 和味の宿 角上楼 in Fukue, Tahara. The current Japanese homepage dates its founding to 1926. Current room pages document ten guestrooms across the main building, Suijoro, and Unjoro at the same address and telephone number.
The accommodation spans several historic wings. Published room choices include tatami rooms, mixed Japanese and Western rooms, maisonette layouts, and rooms with private baths. Garden outlooks and traditional timber details give the property a clearly documented heritage setting.
Natural Irago Onsen water is provided in the communal indoor baths. A room may include its own bath, but that feature should not automatically be described as natural hot spring water unless the selected room states it directly.
Seasonal local seafood is central to the dining program, with kaiseki and fugu offered according to season and plan. Exact dishes, private dining arrangements, room format, and bath access can vary, so the individual plan remains important when choosing a stay.