All Reviews of Magome Inn

The whole street has so much character. Walking through it really feels like going back to the Edo period.

The road keeps climbing uphill, so it’s a little tiring, but the scenery along the way is absolutely worth it.

Magome-juku has so much character. The whole stone-paved street lined with wooden buildings really makes it feel like you’ve stepped back in time.

The whole street is really well preserved, and it looks gorgeous in photos.

The gohei mochi and soba are definitely worth a try.

The old street is so much fun to explore! It has a great local vibe. Grabbing coffee, shopping for souvenirs, and taking photos here are all fantastic!

This charming old road is lined with shops selling crafts, souvenirs, and restaurants on both sides.

This 600-meter-long stone-paved street is a historic old town, rated with one Michelin star along with Tsumago-juku. It's an important area for the preservation of traditional Japanese architecture.

The old stone-paved street is still really well preserved. Both sides are lined with shops, local products, and teahouses, giving the whole place a nostalgic vibe.

The antique-style café has such a great vibe, and the souvenir shops are super fun to browse!

I walked along the old Nakasendo trail from Tsumago to Magome. Met lots of foreign backpackers along the way—everyone was there for the same reason and super friendly.

It's hard to imagine how people in the Edo period rushed along this route when transportation was so inconvenient.