Spring
A season of blessings wrapped in cherry blossoms
A century of hospitality.
A Japanese wedding at a historic Ikaho Onsen ryokan.
Set against beloved locations such as the stone steps, Kajika Bridge and Ikaho Shrine, we offer wedding photography in Ikaho's most iconic scenery.
At Nagomigokoro no Yado Omori, founded a century ago, we also host hot spring weddings with an overnight stay, as well as intimate and family weddings.
A season of blessings wrapped in cherry blossoms
Scenery rich with deep green
When the hot spring town glows its most beautiful
Snow-viewing onsen and a Japanese wedding
Nagomigokoro no Yado Omori stands on a hill
overlooking Ikaho's famous stone steps.
From the moment you step through the noren curtain,
your own special time begins.
Hot springs, four seasons, Japanese spaces.
A wedding to remember,
possible only at this inn.
Shiromuku, a traditional white bridal kimono,
in soft light filtering through shoji screens.
The scent of tatami. Views that celebrate the seasons.
An authentic Japanese wedding,
possible only at Nagomigokoro no Yado Omori.
From solemn shiromuku
to vibrant iro-uchikake,
a richly embroidered bridal over-robe.
Dressed in your own style,
celebrate the best day of your lives.
A tuxedo and an iro-uchikake.
Around Ikaho, you'll find special places where
Western attire shines as beautifully as kimono.
Ceremony, photos, reception and overnight stay as one seamless experience. Ideal for intimate weddings, family-only ceremonies and dinner gatherings.
Weekday stay with dinner & breakfast for two
From ¥110,000 (accommodation only)
Our most exclusive plan: every space and moment of the inn reserved for you. Includes ceremony, reception, stay and next-morning breakfast.
From 30 guests
¥1,650,000 (tax included)
No ceremony, just beautiful photos at the stone steps, Kajika Bridge, Ikaho Shrine or inside the inn.
Pricing is quoted
to suit your wishes

From arrival to the next morning: shiromuku, iro-uchikake, a dress, kaiseki and hot springs over one night.
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Get ready in a dress, then change into kimono: a day told in both styles.
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A wedding photo experience without a ceremony, plus pre-wedding shoots.
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A winter-only story, possible only in Ikaho.
We welcome inquiries about Japanese weddings,
wedding photography and plans with an overnight stay.