The Honjin (main inn) of Wada-juku on the Nakasendo is a precious building that almost perfectly preserves the appearance of a traditional inn from the Edo period. Imagine the lives of people from that era as you soak in the historical atmosphere.
The Nakasendo Wada-juku Honjin is a historic building where travelers and officials stayed during the Edo period. The original structure has been remarkably preserved and is designated as an Important Cultural Property of Japan. Inside, you can view exhibits showcasing daily life from that time, as well as explanations of the Honjin's role and history. Imagining the lives of those who lived there will enhance your visit. Furthermore, the surrounding area boasts historical spots such as the Wada-juku townscape and Wada Pass. Wada-juku is known as one of the most charming post towns on the Nakasendo, and strolling through its streets is highly recommended. Wada Pass, a challenging section of the Nakasendo, also offers stunning views. The Wada-juku Honjin is a fantastic tourist spot enjoyable for everyone, not just history buffs. We highly encourage you to visit!