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MINSYUKU KATO

This is an introduction page for Minshuku Kato, a lodging in Narai-juku. The Edo-period building, often described as an eel's bed because of its depth, has a long corridor extending to the back with a depth equivalent to three ordinary houses. Dinner features vegetables from their own farm and wild mountain vegetables and mushrooms from the Narai mountains. It is a homey inn proud of its mother's cooking, including the popular pumpkin dumplings.

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RYOKAN ABURAYA

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Mountain Pass Inn Aoki

41 Narai, Shiojiri City, Nagano Prefecture 399-6303

We are the smallest inn in Kiso, featuring only two guest rooms—a true *minshuku* (family-run guesthouse). The atmosphere is intimate and family-like, so it may not be suitable for those who prefer complete personal privacy. Our menu changes with the seasons, featuring river fish, wild mountain vegetables in spring, and mushrooms and game meat in autumn and winter. Dishes such as Aigamo duck and horse sashimi are particularly popular. We invite you to stay for multiple nights and enjoy the experience.

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Matsumuraya Koma

713 Narai, Shiojiri City, Nagano Prefecture 399-6303

I decided to embark on a new chapter of my life by reviving "Minshuku Koma"—the guesthouse my late mother once ran—and have established it anew as "Matsumuraya Koma." I hope you will relax and enjoy a leisurely stay here with your family and friends, feeling completely at ease.

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Oyado Misatoya

319-2 Narai, Shiojiri City, Nagano Prefecture 399-6303

"Exclusive rental of the entire building for a single group" Accommodates up to eight guests. The property has been fully renovated—including the bathroom, toilet, and kitchen—to ensure a comfortable stay where you can truly feel at home. You can choose your preferred room from among the three bedrooms.