Maple House (Former Yudanaka Station Building)

Maple House in Yamanouchi Town is a facility that was renovated from the old Yudanaka Station building, which opened in 1927. The historic value of the building has led to its designation as a registered tangible cultural property, with the traditional white wooden architecture and original color scheme faithfully reproduced. It can be used as a communication room or exhibition room, and once you step inside, you'll forget about time in the space with a Showa-modern atmosphere. Please come and experience the special feeling that can only be felt in this place.

Kaede no Yakata is a tourist spot located in Yamanouchi Town, and is a renovated former Yudanaka Station that opened in 1927. Its impressive modern appearance with a mountain hut style and colors reminiscent of the Showa era leave a lasting impression. It can be used as a meeting room or exhibition space, inviting visitors on a journey through time. A unique experience awaits you here!

Kaede no Yakata in Yamanouchi Town is a facility that contributes to the historic landscape as a registered cultural property. The building was renovated from the former Yudanaka Station, which opened in 1927, and features a meeting room and exhibition room that reproduce the colors and atmosphere of the time. The appearance, which combines traditional wooden architecture with modern design, is also a highlight. It's a place loved by locals, so why not visit and see for yourself?

Kaede no Kan is a tourist spot located in Yamanouchi Town, and is a facility that renovated the former Yudanaka Station building, which opened in 1927. It has been designated as a registered tangible cultural property due to its historical value, and can be used as a community room or exhibition room. In addition, you can enjoy hot springs at the adjacent Kaede no Yu. Once you step inside, you'll be surrounded by a special space where you'll forget about time.

Kaede no Yakata in Yamanouchi Town is a tourist spot that was born from the former Yudanaka Station, which opened in 1927. It has been designated as a registered tangible cultural property due to its historical value. Here, there is a restaurant where you can taste the popular local Shiga Kogen Beer and local sake "Enki". The exchange room and exhibition room, which reproduce the traditional white wooden architecture and color scheme of the time, are also worth seeing. In this special space where you can forget about time once you visit, please enjoy to your heart's content.