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Japan’s Last Intact Meiji-Era Prison Transforms Into a Hotel
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Japan’s Last Intact Meiji-Era Prison Transforms Into a Hotel
HOSHINOYA Nara Prison has opened in central Japan’s Nara Prefecture. The luxury hotel occupies the former Nara Prison, a government-designated Important Cultural Property. Nara Prison, built in 1908, is one of the Five Great Prisons of Meiji and the only one that remains intact. Across the 25-acre site, Hoshino Resorts has created an integrated destination that includes a hotel and the Nara Prison Museum, connected via a guest-only pathway. A de…
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