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A convenience store and supermarket are just a 1-minute walk away.The room features a spacious living room and a fully equipped kitchen for a comfortable stay.Close to the train station and bus stop, with excellent access to Nara’s top attractions—perfect for enjoying a trip immersed in history and culture.
An Accommodation nestled in the rich natural surroundings of Kawazu, Izu. Operated by Amagi Country Kobo, well known as a pioneer among Japan’s log builders. Long before the boom, we focused on building trailer houses and tiny houses, and this stay experience facility was created to meet guests’ requests to “try using one for real.” “TRAILER” comes with a private sauna. It is also built in-house and is a Finnish-style (electric) sauna. As it is your own private space, you can enjoy löyly whenever you like. Right next to the sauna room filled with a pleasant wood aroma is a relaxation area—highly recommended with confidence even for dedicated sauna lovers. Both “HOUSE” and “TRAILER” feature an indoor bath supplied with Onsen water. “TRAILER” also has an open-air Onsen bath for sauna use (swimwear required). Enjoy to your heart’s content with family or close friends.
Just a 2-minute walk from Hankyu Matsuo-Taisha Station and about 900 m from the UNESCO World Heritage site Arashiyama, Mulan Stya Matsuo-Taisha is an entire-home rental Accommodation of over 100 m² for up to 8 guests. You can enjoy a total of four Rooms, including a train-themed kids’ Room designed by a first-class architect, as well as Japanese-style and Western-style Rooms. The spacious bathroom features a Shigaraki-ware bathtub from Shiga Prefecture—perfect for relaxing after your trip. The living room has an open atrium design, allowing families and friends to gather comfortably in one space. From the first-floor Western-style Room, you can also enjoy views of a karesansui (dry landscape) garden created by a Kyoto gardener.





























