
Tatami Room
Soft light through shoji screens and tatami. The best setting for shiromuku.
A wedding photo experience without a ceremony
At Nagomigokoro no Yado Omori, we offer a wedding photo experience without a ceremony, as well as pre-wedding shoots. Be photographed in kimono or a wedding dress in the inn's tatami rooms and lobby, before the noren curtain, or in Ikaho's iconic spots such as the stone steps and Kajika Bridge.
Dignified shiromuku, a traditional white bridal kimono, and vibrant iro-uchikake, a richly embroidered bridal over-robe: attire that shines in Japanese spaces.



The inn's warm wooden interiors and light-filled lounge suit a wedding dress beautifully. You can also be photographed in both kimono and a dress.



The inn and the hot spring town each have their own charm. We will suggest locations based on your wishes.

Soft light through shoji screens and tatami. The best setting for shiromuku.

Japanese-modern spaces of wood and stone, suited to both kimono and dresses.

At the entrance of a century-old inn, a photo that doubles as a keepsake of your trip.

Ikaho Onsen's iconic stone steps, full of hot spring town atmosphere.

A vermilion bridge among the trees, especially popular in spring greenery and autumn foliage.

A lounge with views beyond the windows, for more relaxed photos.
*Photography in the hot spring town is subject to conditions depending on the location and season. Please contact us for details.
Cherry blossoms, fresh greenery, autumn leaves, snow. The same spot gives you completely different photos in each season.
See the Four SeasonsPricing is quoted based on the locations, attire and type of shoot. Please tell us what you have in mind.

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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