The family of Sakamoto Ryoma was one of the wealthy merchants in Tosa-Han who owned a sake brewery with pawn shop called “Saitaniya”, where our name came from. Our building is designed with traditional Japanese style architecture with Irobata (Japanese style fireplace), Kamado (traditional kitchen stove), Doma (floor space between indoors and outdoors), Ozashiki, (tatami room), Hinokiburo (cypress bath), and Engawa (Japanese traditional style porch). Irobata used to be a family’s gathering place, which now became the place for our guests to enjoy each other’s’ company. We offer many seasonal dishes with mountain and sea delicacies as well as our special dish, Shamo Nabe (special chicken hot pot), which was Sakamoto Ryoma’s favorite dish. A cottage with a self-contained kitchen is also available upon request. We are unable to accept any school trips/events.