The long-established cafe "Nishi Asahi" in Endoji has been reborn. "Cafe Restaurant & Guest House Nagonoya"

Comfortable accommodation

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The second floor, which is located at the back of the coffee shop, is a lodging facility.

Dormitory is 3,240 yen per night (tax included). It is a completely custom-made bunk bed surrounded by walls on three sides.

Private rooms are authentic Japanese-style rooms with a tokonoma (alcove). Up to 4 people can stay in a private room. Rates vary depending on the number of guests, but range from 11,000 yen to 13,000 yen per night (excluding tax). These rooms are popular among families.

There is also a living and dining room where guests can relax. On this day as well, the guests were cooking and discussing travel plans.

Guest house. Nagonoya Annex

Nagoya Annex opened in May 2018, just a two-minute walk from the main building. (Annex is accommodation only)

The lounge, which can be freely used by guests, can also be used as a rental space. In the courtyard at the back of the building, there is a wood-burning stove, so you can enjoy a pizza party.

There are 8 dormitory beds and 3 private rooms. The private room has a good taste with the beams of the Japanese house. Of course, there is also a shower and washroom space.

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"I want to liven up the shopping street even more. I want it to be a window and opportunity for people to learn about the charms of Endoji and Nagoya,'' the owner said of his future plans.

The name "Nagonoya" expresses their hope that it will become a place where everyone from the elderly to the young, from Japan to people from all over the world can gather and spend time comfortably. As he said, people of various generations and various countries gathered there.

First of all, please visit the cafe to eat the "Egg Sandwich" filled with the thoughts of 80 years. There is no doubt that you will experience the charm of "Nagonoya".