Experience everyday life in Tokoname with an overnight stay at ROKU, a beautifully restored 130-year-old traditional Japanese house in the heart of the historic Pottery Footpath. Carefully renovated with original earthen walls and wooden beams, the house blends traditional character with modern comfort, including Tokoname ceramics, indigo details, a fully equipped kitchen, and private bathroom.
Reserved exclusively for one group per night, ROKU accommodates up to six guests. Step outside to explore old kilns, ceramic studios, galleries, cafés, and winding historic lanes at your own pace. For dinner, discover local restaurants and izakaya, including unique venues inside renovated pottery kilns.
The next morning, experience Aichi’s local “morning service” café culture, with coffee served alongside toast or traditional breakfast treats such as freshly made mochi. After checkout, continue exploring the Pottery Footpath, browse Tokoname ware, or visit nearby studios and cultural attractions.
More than an overnight stay, ROKU offers a chance to experience Tokoname from within—as if you lived here, rather than simply visited.
Start your journey from Nagoya Station Tourist Information Center by train to Tokoname Station.
Start your journey from Nagoya Station Tourist Information Center by train to Tokoname Station.
