【Unwind with the warmth of natural wood.】 At OHIO Motosan Shukuba, we offer a quiet and simple space slightly away from busy tourist areas, providing comfort that feels just like home. All rooms feature a shower bathroom, kitchen with cookware, and a washer-dryer (detergent provided; please bring fabric softener if needed), making both short and extended stays comfortable. Beds are equipped with Simmons or France Bed mattresses for deep rest, and some rooms include a tatami area where you can relax barefoot. ◎Opening special: complimentary mineral water is available along with a variety of amenities.◎ 【Room Facilities】 Bathroom / Kitchen / Toilet / TV / Electric kettle / Refrigerator / Hair dryer / Air purifier / Washer-dryer 【Internet】 Free Wi-Fi available 【Amenities】 Bath towels and face towels are provided in the room. Additional amenities are available at the 2nd-floor Amenity Bar: toothbrush, razor, hairbrush, comb, body towel, bath additives, makeup remover, cleanser, toner, lotion, etc. 【Check-in】 Check-in and check-out are fully unmanned. A pre-registration link is sent via email or SMS. Please complete guest information and review facility details before arrival. 【Parking】 On-site parking: 3 spaces (first-come, first-served; 1 car per room). On weekends/holidays, if full, you may use Motomachi H Park (No.1, 2, 5). For large vehicles or when all options are full, please use nearby coin-operated parking. 【Important Notes】 The entire building is non-smoking; additional cleaning charges will apply if smoking is detected. There is no elevator; please use the stairs. Entry by non-registered guests is strictly prohibited, and additional charges may apply if such entry is confirmed. No cleaning or bed-making is provided during multi-night stays; please contact us if you need assistance.

Located at the Takasaki Honmachi 3-chome intersection, this area was once the center of Takasakijuku on the Nakasendo Highway, lined with inns and stores that welcomed many travelers. Even today, the area is dotted with storehouses and tile-roofed buildings that remind us of those days.