Okazaki Daiichi Hotel East Wing

The front desk at Okazaki Daiichi Hotel East Wing is available 24 hours a day, ensuring smooth check-in and check-out. We also provide comprehensive support for sightseeing or business trips, including information on nearby attractions, restaurants, and transportation. In the first-floor lobby, guests can enjoy complimentary access to newspapers and an information corner. It is the perfect space to gather necessary information during your stay or relax in comfort.

The café corner "Capri" on the first floor offers a self-service breakfast featuring toast, rice balls, coffee, juice, and more—all free of charge. Start your day refreshed with a light breakfast. It’s the perfect space to enjoy coffee or drinks and relax during your travels or business breaks. Unwind from your journey and take a moment to recharge in this cozy setting.

We offer a fully equipped coin laundry, convenient for long stays or unexpected laundry needs. Available 24 hours, you can easily wash and dry your clothes anytime. Perfect for business travelers or tourists with extra luggage, our clean Facility includes washing machines and dryers. Enjoy a comfortable stay with fresh clothing at your convenience.

The facility features vending machines stocked with soft drinks, alcoholic beverages, and light snacks. You can conveniently access what you need without leaving the premises, especially during nighttime or sudden hunger pangs. Enjoy a relaxing time with light snacks and drinks in a comfortable space that feels just like home.

The birthplace of Tokugawa Ieyasu, Okazaki Castle, is a historical spot that preserves the atmosphere of the Sengoku period. From the castle tower, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the city and seasonal scenery such as cherry blossoms in spring and autumn foliage. At the adjacent "Mikawa Bushi no Yakata Ieyasu Museum," you can experience Sengoku culture through exhibits like samurai armor. Located within walking distance from the Hotel, it’s perfect for a morning stroll or an evening walk. [Access] Approximately 10 minutes on foot

Founded 133 years ago, the traditional "Maruya Hatcho Miso" offers a tour of its historic miso brewery, where you can witness an impressive space filled with giant wooden barrels and heavy stones. Enjoy a guided explanation by skilled craftsmen and sample the rich flavors of miso on-site—a unique opportunity to experience the food culture of Okazaki. A variety of specialty products perfect as souvenirs are also available. [Access] About 5 minutes by car / About 25 minutes on foot

With a 400-year history, "Kakukyu Haccho Miso Village" offers guided tours of the brewery and a miso museum. It also features a restaurant where you can enjoy miso-based dishes and a shop with exclusive products. Unique "miso sweets," such as miso soft-serve ice cream and specialty buns, are especially popular. This is an ideal spot for family trips or hands-on tourism. [Access] About 5 minutes by car / About 25 minutes on foot

Okazaki is known as the birthplace of Tokugawa Ieyasu, with the entire city serving as a historical stage. Centered around Okazaki Castle, you can explore significant temples and shrines such as Daiju-ji Temple, Iga Hachimangu Shrine, and Shouou-ji Temple, tracing the history and faith behind Ieyasu's life. This area is a must-visit for fans of the Sengoku period or historical dramas, offering an immersive experience of "Ieyasu's hometown" during your stay. [Access] Approximately 10–15 minutes by car

The city of Okazaki is blessed with both historical charm and natural beauty. In spring, cherry blossoms bloom along Okazaki Park and the Iga River, while the "Gomangoku Wisteria Festival" held from April to May showcases a magical landscape of wisteria trellises dyed in purple. The riverside in summer, autumn foliage, and crisp winter air offer ever-changing seasonal scenery that adds color and tranquility to your stay. [Access] Okazaki Park (about 10 minutes on foot) / Iga River (about 15 minutes on foot)