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どまん中茶屋とは What is Domannaka Chaya?
The "Domannaka Chaya" in Fukuroi City, also known as the "Tokaido Fifty-three Stations Domannaka Chaya," is a tea house located at the exact midpoint of the historic Tokaido route. It has become a beloved resting spot for travelers and locals alike. Situated near the eastern entrance of Fukuroi-juku, a post town on the Tokaido during the Edo period, this tea house was inspired by the "Fukuroi Shuku Dechaya no Zu" illustrated by the renowned artist Hiroshige. It continues to serve as a cherished place of relaxation for both citizens and visitors.
Recommended Highlights
- Experience History at Domannaka Chaya
Nestled in the heart of the historic Tokaido route, Domannaka Chaya is a place where the charm of Fukuroi-juku, a post town from the Edo period, comes to life. This tea house, inspired by Hiroshige's famous artwork "Fukuroi Shuku Dechaya no Zu," offers visitors a unique opportunity to step back in time and immerse themselves in the rich history of Fukuroi City. The beautifully preserved atmosphere provides a window into Japan's past, allowing guests to experience the serene beauty and historical significance of this location.
- Warm Hospitality with Every Cup of Tea
At Domannaka Chaya, every visitor is welcomed with the warm embrace of traditional Japanese hospitality. The tea house offers a tranquil setting where guests can relax and enjoy a soothing cup of tea in a peaceful, wood-accented environment. The calm and inviting space is perfect for unwinding, making it an ideal stop to refresh and rejuvenate after exploring the historic Tokaido route. Whether you're a traveler seeking respite or a local looking for a quiet retreat, Domannaka Chaya promises a moment of comfort and connection with Japan's rich cultural heritage.
We offer traditional Japanese hospitality.
At Domannaka Chaya, we welcome visitors with warm tea and the spirit of traditional Japanese hospitality. This tea house is a beloved spot where guests can immerse themselves in the history and charm of the Edo period. It is popular not only with locals but also with tourists who come to experience the rich cultural heritage and scenic beauty of Fukuroi City.
Beyond its historical significance, Fukuroi City is also known for its melons, tea, and famous sites such as the Enshu Sanzan temples, the pine tree-lined paths, and the ruins of Kuno Castle. We take great care in creating an experience that engages all the senses, allowing visitors to truly connect with the area’s history and culture.
We invite you to visit us, share in our stories, and experience the unique offerings of Fukuroi City together.
Access & Contact Information
Address: 339 Fukuroi, Fukuroi City, Shizuoka Prefecture 437-0026, Japan
Phone: +81 538-44-8595
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Business Hours
- April to August: 9:30 AM – 3:30 PM
- September to March: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Closed Days
- Mondays and Tuesdays (Open on public holidays)
- Year-end and New Year's holidays
Please note that we may close in the event of severe weather or natural disasters.