Places to stay near Junikane Station

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.

Small rentable traditional Japanese house mawari

Please confirm first ▶︎ The facility is a single building, but the price varies depending on the number of people staying. Please make a reservation after all your eyes, check the details of the facility, and make a reservation. ▶Children are also welcome!If you enter the number of children (elementary school age or younger), the system will calculate the total amount at the adult rate, so please do not enter the number of children under elementary school age and inform us by message. (Example: 2 elementary school students, 1 toddler, etc.) Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh [About mawari] Built in the late Edo period (1850), this rural kabuki stage was relocated and preserved in 1982. I received it from a local grandfather and made it a space where you can stay in a private building. We have renovated the rural kabuki stage to allow for accommodation, while keeping its appearance as much as possible. I hope you enjoy the hot springs, delicious food, and pleasant mountains in the town around Lake Suwa, which you can see from the window.

Kiso Kogen Model House, Kiso, Shinshu Starry Sky, Hammock

A model house in a construction shop that builds wooden houses in Shinshu Kiso.It is located at the entrance of a villa in Kisoma Kogen, and you have a sense of openness that blends in naturally. An infinitely stretching sea of stars.A summer resort is about 900 meters above sea level. Feel the warmth and fragrance of trees using Kiso Hinoki pillars, Kiso cypress flooring, Kiso cypress flooring, and beams of Kiso. Heating with wood stove and solar heat in winter. Reading a hammock. On the premises, there is a restaurant run by the office of the construction shop and the construction shop for lunch. There is also a desk workspace, so you can use it for business trips, remote work, etc.Please work in a natural setting. Check-in will be asked to provide everyone's contact information.

百 HAKU <100-year-old Quaint Japanese Style Villa>

HAKU is a Japanese Style Villa. You can enjoy your private time as in your home. “HAKU“ is one of the readings of the character “百” which means “hundred”. Medieval Haiku poet, Basho Matsuo likened eternal passage of time to "百代の過客", a permanent traveller. In his time, a hundred years was expressed as eternal. HAKU was originally built as a farmer’s shed about a hundred years ago. It was recently relocated and renovated for another hundred years. HAKU will welcome you as traveling companions.

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

IORI SETOGAWA【Luxury Antique house with Sauna】

IORI SETOGAWA is a renovated traditional townhouse located in the center of "Setogawa river and Shirakabe Dozo Street", a famous street for its beauty in Hida Furukawa. You can enjoy a special time spent in an extraordinary space, gathering with family or friends while watching the flickering flames from the wood stove. The bathroom is equipped with a private sauna, aroma oil, Hida cypress bathtub, and open-air bath space, making you to enjoy an extraordinary experience of relaxation.

"MakotoyaTenman" Takayama Station 3 · 155 ㎡ · Open air · Digging ~

Opened on October 1, 2016!(The second store, Makotoya Ohjin, opened in May 2024.) It is a traditional Japanese house in a very convenient location. It is about 3 minutes on foot from Takayama Station and about 5 minutes on foot from the old town. When you enter the house from the front entrance, you may feel as if you are in an old Japanese house. You can also enjoy the "horigotatsu" and "open-air bath". I hope you can make yourselves at home here.

Entire machiya rental inn where you can experience the history and life of Hida Takayama

This is a fully rented machiya inn with a carefully renovated old private house nestled in a charming townscape of Hida Takayama.Walking distance to all sightseeing spots such as the morning market, street food hall, Koshita Folk Art Museum, Yoshishima House, etc.You can enjoy a relaxing stroll through the town where history and culture live.The building retains its unique taste.Please enjoy a "local stay" in Hida Takayama.

Yado Hakuguri 板倉の宿 白栗 -Tiny guest house-

This accommodation is a private rental, limited to one group per day. Itakura no Yado Shirakuri is a small old traditional house inn started by an owner who loves traditional houses. Itakura was relocated from the foot of Mt. Norikura and opened in June 2016. I hope that you will be able to feel the atmosphere of Itakura which is not found in everyday life. We would be pleased if you do.