大旅籠 柏屋

Kashibaya is the grand inn of Okabe-shuku. Okabe-shuku was the 21st post town out of the 53 post towns along the Tokaido road, counted from Edo's Nihonbashi.

With the advent of the Meiji era, the end of the feudal lord procession system led to a decline in travelers along the Tokaido road, making it difficult for ryokan businesses to survive, leading to closure.

The building constructed during the Edo period, serves as a historical museum. It stands as a valuable structure, offering insight into the past at a glance.

Visitors can enjoy exploring the former lodging site of high-ranking samurai, galleries, souvenir shops, dining areas, and foot baths.