Take out shop of homemade cake inside the Meiji shrine.
Mokko-bara（Rosa banksiae): A rose without thorns that is unique to Japan. This particular plant is called "Miyama-Mokko" with tiny yellow flowers and is more than 70 years old. As this flower was found everywhere in the garden, "Meiji-no-Yakata" was named "Rose Mansion." The best flower viewing season is in May.
Second floor private room
Second floor private room
dining
Terrace seats: Spend a relaxing time surrounded by nature. We provide warm stoves and blankets for you during the autumn and winter.
From December to mid-March, enjoy your meals while watching the fire burn in the fireplace.
Meiji-no-yakata 1st Floor Main Dining
"Tokiwanazuna" are small white flowers which bloom in the front garden of Meiji-no-Yakata during the springtime. The plant was originally brought over to Japan when it was used as cushioning material for F. W. Horn's baggage coming from the United States. The seeds that came all the way from US during the Meiji era, continue to produce flowers in the garden for people to enjoy even to this day. The flower meaning of "Tokiwanazuna" is "to meet happiness ". We hope that you find your own happiness at Meji-no-Yakata.
Autumn leaves
Autumn leaves
Autumn leaves
Take out shop of homemade cake inside the Meiji shrine.
Mokko-bara（Rosa banksiae): A rose without thorns that is unique to Japan. This particular plant is called "Miyama-Mokko" with tiny yellow flowers and is more than 70 years old. As this flower was found everywhere in the garden, "Meiji-no-Yakata" was named "Rose Mansion." The best flower viewing season is in May.
Second floor private room
Second floor private room
dining
Terrace seats: Spend a relaxing time surrounded by nature. We provide warm stoves and blankets for you during the autumn and winter.
From December to mid-March, enjoy your meals while watching the fire burn in the fireplace.
Meiji-no-yakata 1st Floor Main Dining
"Tokiwanazuna" are small white flowers which bloom in the front garden of Meiji-no-Yakata during the springtime. The plant was originally brought over to Japan when it was used as cushioning material for F. W. Horn's baggage coming from the United States. The seeds that came all the way from US during the Meiji era, continue to produce flowers in the garden for people to enjoy even to this day. The flower meaning of "Tokiwanazuna" is "to meet happiness ". We hope that you find your own happiness at Meji-no-Yakata.
Autumn leaves
Autumn leaves
Autumn leaves
