[RITA Izumifumoto]

Applicable plans

【Room Only】Healing time spent in a samurai residence

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Check-in

15:00 - 18:00 (Please be sure to contact us if you will arrive after 18:00.)

Check-out

〜10:00

Reservation period

01 Dec 2024 [00:00] - 31 Mar 2026 [23:30]

Accommodation availability period

01 Dec 2024 -31 Mar 2026

Dinner

This is an overnight stay plan with no meal.

Breakfast

This is an overnight stay plan with no meal.

Payment method

Local payment or Credit card prepaid(Arrangement by Time Design Co., Ltd.)

Occupancy

1 to 4 persons

Reservation time limit

By 08:00 on date(s) of stay

Deadline for changes to reservations

By 08:00 on date(s) of stay

Deadline for cancellation

23:00 3 day(s) before date(s) of stay

*The time displayed is Japan Standard Time (JST).

 

This is a standard accommodation plan (no meal plan).

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■Check-in■
[RITA Izumifumoto] is a ''distributed hotel'' consisting of 6 rooms in 3 buildings of 3 samurai residences, ''Miyaji Residence,'' ''Tsuchimochi Residence,'' and ''Kato Residence,'' scattered at Izumizuroku, the largest group of samurai residences in the Satsuma Domain.
Regardless of the room you are staying in, please come to Miyajitei (18-35 Fumotocho, Izumi City, Kagoshima Prefecture) where the reception is located when checking in.

Check-in time: 15:00-18:00
Check-out time: ~10:00

■Parking lot■
There is one free parking space per room. Please note that the entrance to the parking space is narrow.
The parking space at "MADOKA" is not adjacent to the guest room building. Thank you for your understanding.

■Meal plan■
This is a no meal plan.
If you would like to have a meal, please choose "with breakfast" or "with dinner and breakfast" plan.
For dinner, our staff can provide you with restaurant recommendations by e-mail in advance or at check-in.

About the characteristics of the old private house
The rooms are fully air-conditioned, but they are less airtight and insulated than modern buildings.
The rooms are air-conditioned and heated, but they are not as airtight and insulated as modern buildings.
The building has been built over the years, and we have left behind some marks and scars as part of the building's history.

 

There are no TVs or clocks.
We do not have TVs or clocks in our rooms so that our guests can enjoy the time flowing by in a relaxed manner.

 

About Izumifumoto
In the Edo period (1603-1867), the Satsuma Clan had a system of "tosho" (outer citadels) around the Kagoshima Castle, the main castle, to house their warriors in preparation for attacks from outside enemies. This was the Satsuma clan's unique system called "tojo system," and there are still many samurai residences called "fumoto," which are the centers of the tojo, throughout Kagoshima Prefecture.
The Izumi Foothill, located on the border with the Higo clan, was one of the most important bases for the clan's defense, so an outer castle (= foothill) was built with detailed planning during the Edo period, and a powerful group of warriors was stationed there. The foothills, one of the largest groups of samurai residences in the Satsuma Domain, were selected as a national Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings, and still retain the history of the Satsuma warriors and the beautiful landscape that has been preserved since that time.

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