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Former Soma Family Residence, a National Important Cultural Property in Hakodate, to Become a Hotel! All-suite “Former Soma Family Kazeno Heritage” to Open March 1

Posted on February 6, 2026 by Editor in Chief

Value Management will open the “Former Soma Family Kazeno Heritage” (33-2 Motomachi, Hakodate, Hokkaido) on March 1 as part of its hotel business to preserve and utilize the “Former Soma Family Residence,” a nationally designated Important Cultural Property located in the Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings in Hakodate, Hokkaido. Reservations for the hotel have been accepted since February 4.

The guest rooms consist of an entire warehouse, a nationally designated important cultural property, and a former private residence that was extended in later years and converted into a total of three guest rooms, all of which are suites. The hotel also plans to sell plans to rent out the entire hotel.

Located approximately 15 minutes from JR Hakodate Station by car, 25 minutes from Hakodate Airport by car, and a 5-minute walk from the nearest Suehiro-cho streetcar stop, it is surrounded by low-rise residences and various historical buildings.

Connecting the beauty of 100 years to the future. A three-room heritage hotel at the top of Motomachi in Hakodate. Staying in a Japanese treasure, enjoy the graceful breeze. The hotel’s basic policy is to reconstruct the legacy of the former Soma family residence, which has historical value, with a modern sensibility under the concept of “Staying in a Japanese treasure, a graceful breeze. and artifacts in each room.

The facility will open as part of the “Kazeno Heritage” brand lineup, a new brand series that utilizes valuable cultural assets. The new facilities will realize “regenerative tourism,” in which the user’s stay is directly linked to the preservation and succession of cultural assets, using historical assets (heritage), which are the symbol of the region, as the stage.

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