Takemuraya, Traditional ryokan and ryōtei in Onomichi City, Japan.
Takemuraya is a traditional ryokan and ryōtei in Onomichi, housed in a wooden building positioned near the Onomichi Channel. The establishment offers Japanese accommodation, multi-course kaiseki meals prepared with seasonal ingredients, and water views.
The building was constructed during the Taisho Period and remains in its original state. The architecture and materials display the construction methods typical of early 20th century Japan.
The establishment gained recognition through its appearance in Yasujiro Ozu's film Tokyo Story, cementing its place in Japanese cinema history. This film appearance continues to shape how visitors understand the location today.
The location sits near the Onomichi Channel and requires advance reservations. Visitors should expect traditional Japanese dining etiquette and the formal structure of a kaiseki meal service.
The building served as a filming location for Yasujiro Ozu's Tokyo Story and features original spaces and furnishings visible in the film. Guests can walk through the actual rooms where the cinematic scenes took place.
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