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A striking red bridge spans a gentle stream, connecting rocky banks adorned with lush green foliage. A two-story building, featuring large windows, rests nearby, surrounded by a serene natural setting. The area showcases a harmonious blend of architecture and nature.
Hut in Shiso
5 out of 5 average rating, 12 reviews

Fukuchi Valley, one group per day, private rental, Muki no Suke Open-air bath, Irori, family and babies are welcome, fireflies, river play, 10 people OK

★ Welcome to Kinosuke... ★ Please relax and enjoy your stay. This accommodation is a private rental, one group per day. It is a spacious space that combines an old private house with a sunken fireplace and a log house with a raised passage. The inn is located in Shiso City in the southwestern part of Hyogo Prefecture. By car, it takes about 90 minutes from Osaka Ikeda Interchange via the Chugoku Expressway to Yamazaki Interchange, and then about 40 minutes to arrive. The area around the inn is located within the prefectural nature park area and is an area with excellent mountain, highland, and valley scenery. Spring: Cherry blossoms, new greenery, mountain walks, birdsong Summer: Firefly viewing, river play in front of the inn, summer vacation, beetles Autumn: Susuki on the Tohoku Highlands, autumn leaves in the Fukuchi Valley Winter: Snowboarding/skiing, snow viewing bath On the premises ■ Parking (8 cars) ■ Main house (reception) ■ Courtyard (Nishikigoi carp pond, amago trout and ayu sweetfish pond) ■ Accommodation building (Irori no Yado Kinosuke) ■ Open-air bath (along the mountain stream) The open-air bath along the mountain stream allows you to bathe while soaking in negative ions. We can provide meals as an option. ◆ Irori Kaiseki 7,000 yen ◆ Irori set meal 3,800 yen ◆ Children's dinner 3,000 yen ◆ Breakfast: 2,000 yen ■ Ingredients, charcoal, BBQ Please let us know if you need anything.  

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A traditional wooden building is seen alongside a uniquely shaped wooden sauna resembling an egg. Two lounge chairs are placed in front of the sauna, placed on a grassy area surrounded by tall trees, providing a serene natural setting.
Hut in Mimasaka
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 129 reviews

All-you-can-use sauna, private rental, old private house

This private traditional Japanese house is owned by ‘JP’, a DIY enthusiast who self-renovated a 150-year-old traditional house, envisioning his ideal lifestyle. The standout feature of this accommodation is its one-of-a-kind ‘egg sauna’. This is a fully DIY sauna, developed entirely by JP from design to production, featuring a unique shape that allows heat to circulate naturally.Enjoy a sauna experience you can’t get anywhere else, while being enveloped by the gentle warmth of the wood-burning stove. Inside the room, there is also a traditional Japanese irori (hearth) typical of old Japanese houses. You can experience traditional Japanese living, such as sharing a hotpot around the irori (traditional hearth) or grilling skewers. *Please bring your own cooking utensils, such as ingredients and skewers. The accommodation is located in a quiet hamlet called ‘Kobo’, nestled among the mountains in Misasaki, Okayama Prefecture. Right nearby is Nishi-Awakura Village, which is attracting attention as a village for regional revitalisation and relocation, and the surrounding satoyama landscape is rich in nature. Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy a relaxing stay surrounded by nature and handcrafted warmth.

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A spacious room features wooden beams overhead and a warm wooden floor. Colorful cushions are scattered around, inviting relaxation. Large windows are covered with vibrant fabric curtains in yellow and blue, allowing natural light to softly illuminate the area where visitors gather.
Hut in Tottori
4.89 out of 5 average rating, 45 reviews

The Hasegawa residence, an old house built in the early Showa era. There is a rice terrace in front of it, and the view is nostalgic and soothing.

The old Hasegawa residence was built in 1936 It is a traditional Japanese house in the mid-mountainous region of Tottori. I worked with my friends to renovate this vacant building We have been working on renovations for 9 years. It has finally been reborn as a farmhouse inn. Family bonds, friendships, and bonds with friends. Spend time reconnecting with various bonds, Enjoy a variety of activities and relax from all your daily fatigue. The 3 rooms of 8 tatami mats, 6 tatami mats, and 8 tatami mats can be used as a free space or as a bedroom. Feel free to use the kitchen as well. The bathroom is equipped with two bathtubs and two showers. We also provide yukata and kimono.

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A modern black house is shown with two stories and multiple large windows, surrounded by a well-maintained grassy area. A wooden pergola is positioned in front, with a clear blue sky and distant views of the ocean visible beyond.
Home in Iwami
5 out of 5 average rating, 70 reviews

Stay in a quiet seaside small house, Uminoie Musca

Right in front of the house, there is a clear ocean and a beautiful sandy beach where you can walk barefoot. It is not a prominent tourist destination or a convenient place like a city, but the seaside is very quiet outside of summer, and you can enjoy your time in a private place facing nature. I hope you can spend time with your family or friends in a beach house. Uminoie Muska is a renovated beach house that was originally a beach house. Mooska is an Estonian word that means "a person who enjoys life." We opened the inn in the spring of 2022 as a private rental, hoping that everyone who comes will have a wonderful time enjoying their lives.

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A wooden rocking chair is positioned on a deck, surrounded by greenery and trees in the background. A small table displays various items, including tea cups and a framed menu, creating a serene atmosphere. The scene is complemented by a clear blue sky.
Guesthouse in Chizu
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 69 reviews

Old private house with seasonal mountain views

There is nothing here... that's why it's so relaxing...  Chizu-cho, Hatto-gun, Tottori Prefecture, is a small town in a mountainous area surrounded by mountains, rivers, fields and rice paddies, 93% of which are forests.  The Tottori Sand Dunes, a tourist attraction, are about an hour away by car, and there are several nice tourist spots and recommended cafes in the town.  It's a good place to use as a base for sightseeing, or just relax to your heart's content without going anywhere. Please have a wonderful time.

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A traditional living room features wooden walls and ceiling. A central hearth with a pot hangs above it, surrounded by seating areas. Sliding doors open to outdoor views, and tatami mats are visible in the corner, creating a welcoming and serene space.
Home in Tsuyama
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 16 reviews

Temple Retreat for Serenity & Healing | Yakushian

Nestled on a quiet mountaintop within temple grounds, "Yakushian" is a retreat to relax and heal body and mind. Surrounded by nature, this private space offers an escape from city life. Enjoy the traditional irori (hearth) or have a BBQ under the stars on the wooden deck Temple experiences are available (extra fee), including sutra copying, Zen meditation, morning prayers, and the goma fire ritual. Find peace and spiritual healing at our temple, dedicated to Yakushi Nyorai, the Buddha of healing

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Hut in Asago
5 out of 5 average rating, 73 reviews

Japan Charm&Tradition-Ichimido near Kinosaki onsen

5 minutes to the Takeda Castle ruins! A good base for going to Takeda Castle and taking photos of the sea of ​​clouds! 50 minutes to Kinosaki Onsen! You can go there and back on the same day! Our accommodation is a 120-year-old traditional house, which has been renovated with DIY. You can rent the entire building in a spacious 160㎡ space and relax while you stay. Owner Yoshi can introduce local information and traditional Japanese culture to foreign guests.I want lots of foreigners to come!

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A spacious living area features warm wooden walls and flooring. A contemporary wood stove is situated against a stone backdrop. A light wooden table sits low to the ground, with floor cushions placed nearby. A minimalist chair is positioned for comfort, enhancing the inviting ambience.
Farm stay in 津山市加茂町
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 309 reviews

Quiet Rural Stay | Long-term Welcome | Okayama

It takes 3 hours from Kyoto, Osaka, and Nara. You can see a totally different aspect of the city side of Japan. Green mountains, clear river, Firefly, many stars, rice field, Vegetable field. The house is a beautiful nature. And also we have good neighbors. You will see the real Japanese countryside that is not written in the guidebook. The room is surrounded by my father's and my artworks. The huge kitchen, living room, and garden are yours. Please enjoy and relax in the cozy house.

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Two traditional wooden buildings are surrounded by a blanket of snow, showcasing their historic architecture. Large windows with wooden frames reflect the serene winter landscape. The pathway leading to the structures is partially covered in snow, inviting exploration of the outdoor area.
Home in Asago
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 126 reviews

Japan’s Oldest Company Housing (No. 9)

The oldest remaining residence and company housing in Japan. Situated in the historic silver mine town of Ikuno. Designated as a nationally important cultural landscape with efforts underway to secure UNESCO status. These houses were built by the Mitsubishi Corporation around 1876 and are now designated cultural properties of Asago City. In such a historic building, you can experience accommodation while thinking about the life of the past. Easy access to Kinosakionsen and Takeda Castle.

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An interior view reveals a unique living space featuring an open design with wooden beams overhead and natural light filtering through large windows. A cozy nook with low seating and warm lighting is situated below a staircase, complemented by built-in bookshelves displaying a collection of books.
Home in Tottori
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 137 reviews

"Being lost in BOOKS and MUSIC" HamaVilla

HamaVilla is a private accommodation where you can be lost in books and music. Our town in Tottori used to be popular in hot springs, but now there are few hotels, it's getting deserted. In that lovely(lonely) town, we started HamaVilla until 2021. We offer you joy of staying inside. When you stay here, you can read books(selected by Kisuikuko 汽水空港) and listen to music(selected by borzoi record ボルゾイレコード). If you like some items, you can buy that. Take your extraordinary feelings home.

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A spacious living area features a low table surrounded by cushions on tatami flooring. Natural light enters through sliding shoji screens, illuminating a comfortable sofa and simple wooden chairs. Soft lighting is provided by overhead lamps, enhancing the room's relaxing atmosphere.
Hut in Toyooka
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 93 reviews

Kinosaki Homey Stay in the best Onsen town

We provide you creative experiences and a new living base in Kinosaki, one of the most scenic place in Japan. You can take a chill and cultural time. This is a stay base fully equipped with daily life for medium- to long-term use. This property is suitable for those who want to do workcation, migration experience, research or work for some creations as an artist in Kinosaki Onsen town and Toyooka city. We will give you some hot springs tickets depending on the number of days you stay.

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The interior features traditional wooden beams complemented by soft, round lanterns providing warm lighting. A decorative display of farming tools is arranged against the wall, highlighting the house's rustic heritage.
Hut in Chizu
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 124 reviews

Life with Pottery|160yr Kominka Stay

At the foot of the mountains in Chizu, Tottori—where 93% of the town is forest—stands this 160-year-old farmhouse. One group per day enjoys the entire house for a quiet countryside stay. Relax on the cedar deck under the stars. Enjoy BBQ or a bonfire in the garden. Tottori City is about 30 minutes by car, with easy access to mountains and sea. Nearby restaurants serve seasonal produce and game meat. Pottery is available on-site. Ideal for remote work or long stays. Sleeps up to 8.

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