Holiday houses in Anan, Shimoina District

Private rental of a 130-year-old house with a traditional Japanese sunken fireplace, wood stove, and Goemon bath

This is a private rental inn in a 130-year-old house that the host renovated himself. In the house, there are thick beams that give a sense of history, a view that seems to go on forever, a traditional Japanese sunken hearth that feels nostalgic, a warm wood stove, and a Goemon bath outside. We hope you can feel the essence of living in the countryside while experiencing the slow flow of time in the countryside. For meals, you can bring in ingredients and cook them in the kitchen, which has an IH heater, fridge, microwave, and toaster, or you can grill the ingredients on the lava plate or in the Irori pot on the Irori fireplace. There is also a field behind the house, and depending on the season, you can harvest fresh vegetables and eat them as they are. There are two types of baths, an indoor unit bath and an outdoor Goemon bath where guests can light the fire themselves. The bedroom is tatami mats and futons. The bedroom has air conditioning for a comfortable night's sleep. Reclining chairs are available on the wooden deck, so please enjoy the view of the countryside.

[Highland Hideaway] Enjoy nature next to the campsite | Terrace BBQ & Cycling

This is a highland villa area about a 10-minute drive from Iida Interchange, and the renovation house has opened as a guest house for renting the entire house. It's not luxurious, but it's been renovated with a focus on creating a comfortable space. Located next to a campsite, you can enjoy BBQ on the wooden deck, take a walk along the lake, go fishing, and more. (The campground is a separate fee. Please check with Sawashiro Ranch Campground) Indoors, you can also enjoy a home theater with a projector that is easy to operate with Wi-Fi. Connect to your Amazon Prime Video and Netflix accounts. There are no adjacent houses, so you can enjoy it at high volume anytime. Feel free to use the 84 ㎡ occupied area during your stay. You can use the washer and dryer for free, so it's great for long stays. We provide self-catering facilities so you can enjoy your stay according to your travel plans. In winter (January-March), snow and ice may remain about 500 meters from the campsite. When you come, please come with a car with studless tires and, if possible, with 4WD.

A 200-year-old house in the heart of Tsumago-juku is spacious and completely private!

It is an old 200-year-old house located in the center of Tsumagojuku.The 20-tatami living room has an irori fireplace (currently unusable), and you can enjoy an old Japanese house.There are 4 bedrooms, so you can accommodate large groups with family, friends, etc.Meals are not provided.You are welcome to use the full kitchen.At the end of the dirt from the front door, there is a backyard where you can wander freely.There is wifi and an automatic lifting table, so you can work remotely for long stays.Please have a relaxing time in this quiet old house.I'll be waiting for you ！

Japan Charm&Tradition-Yui Valley(easy Tokyo/Kyoto)

Welcome to Yui Valley ! A refreshing stop between Tokyo and Kyoto. In the countryside, a simple farmers traditional house surrounded by Lush Green Mountains, Bamboo forests, Rivers and Tea Fields. Outside the usual tourist path, discover the real countryside of Japan. Come to relax and enjoy different activities: Hiking with view of Mt. Fuji, walk crossing Bamboo groves and tea fields, Green Tea ceremony, Hot spring, Bicycles, Bamboo workshop, Shiatsu, Acupuncture treatment or River Dipping.

200m² Private House: Mt. Fuji View, free sake!

☑︎ Relax in a spacious 200㎡+ area ☑︎ Ideal for fishing enthusiasts, Yuraku Yazu faces Suruga Bay ☑︎ Well-appointed luxury bedrooms ☑︎ Aqua-light bathtub with TV for ultimate relaxation ☑︎ 3 minutes by car to Hamatome Beach for fishing and swimming ☑︎ Enjoy unlimited tasting of 50 types of shochu ☑︎ Private fishing boat rental plan*(additional cost) ☑︎ Private Mt. Fuji sightseeing plan*(additional cost) ☑︎ Boat-sashimi plan for fresh sashimi* (additional cost) *See special notes for details

Uwanosora: A Daydreaming House

Vacation rental located in the mountain side of Shizuoka City. UWANOSORA means “SPACED OUT” in japanese. Come to get away from it all. Unwind yourself and experience peace, quiet, and wild life. We also offer additional paid options. If you are interested, please inform us by the day before check-in. [BBQ room] usage fee 5,000yen. Please prepare foods and drinks yourself. [Sauna] 2,500yen/per person.(2hours) Opening hours: 15:00-20:00 Available from 2 person. [Wood burning stove]3,000yen

for 2 nights stay, Mordern Zen temple、Free Shuttle

For stays longer than two nights. Complimentary shuttle services are available to Magome, Tsumago, JR Ena Station, as well as local restaurants and hot springs (onsen) in the town. Our focus is on hospitality, creating a space ideal for international cultural exchange. We would like to share Japanese local history and culture with our guests、if you wish. If you're arriving from Chubu Centrair Airport, you may consider using a limousine service in addition to the train.

Hoshizaki Japan's Achimura | Entire rental villa (maximum 6 people) | 1.5 hours from Nagoya

Experience Ultimate Luxury Under Japan’s Best Starry Sky 🌌 Starry Lodge is a private rental villa in Nagano, offering a serene escape in nature with Japan’s most stunning starry sky. Accommodating up to six guests, it’s perfect for families and friends seeking a peaceful retreat. 🚗 Easy Access – Just 1.5 hours from Nagoya ♨️ Relax in Hot Springs – 8 minutes to Hirugami Onsen ✨ Spectacular Stargazing – See the Milky Way & shooting stars with the naked eye

Mountain in Shizuoka/Natural Building/Zen/BIO

This BIO Lodge is facing to beautiful mountains with amazing views. We built this building using natural and local materials and traditional techniques, so as to get back to sustainable and recycle-oriented lifestyle. You can feel wholeness and harmony with nature here. Also we offer various options based on your preference. -harvesting (seasonal fruits) -making traditional Japanese food -exploring local culture