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Uchiko Town thrived through the production of wooden wax from the late Edo period to the Meiji era. Buildings and townhouses related to the wooden wax industry, which reached its peak around Meiji 30, line the streets.

Ocean view! This terrace house, established in September 2017 in the popular Yomitan area, features three Rooms, each a three-story standalone rental. The Rooms come in three types: blue, yellow, and red. From the Rooms, you can enjoy a sunset view.

A traditional townhouse over 100 years old, once a Kyoto dyeing and kimono wholesale store, has been revitalized and reborn as "GUEST HOUSE KYOTO MICaSA｜ゲストハウス 京都 みかさ."Located in Oike-Kamiza, close to the heart of Kyoto, it offers a modern yet serene and comfortable space while preserving the charm of a traditional townhouse. The natural wood and hand-plastered earthen walls by skilled artisans allow the entire building to breathe and feel alive. You can walk to Nijo Castle and Nishiki Market, and the nearby Oike Subway Station provides excellent access to Kyoto's famous sightseeing spots. We warmly welcome you with heartfelt hospitality, like family, so you can fully enjoy your journey in Kyoto.

MAOIQ is a vacation house located in Naganuma Town, Hokkaido. Here, you won't find the usual familiar scenery. The color of the sunrise, the scent of trees and earth, the dazzling moonlight, and the occasional sound of the forest. Discover the unique luxury that changes with the seasons, only at MAOIQ. In the morning, as you sip coffee on the wooden deck, you can hear the rustling of the trees and the chirping of birds. In the afternoon, sink into the sofa and gaze at the scenery outside. The wind calms, and an abundance of sunlight pours down. At night, an endless night sky unfolds with nothing to obstruct it. The ever-changing scenes make your time at MAOIQ special.

A Kyoto townhouse built over 100 years ago during the Meiji era has been beautifully restored by skilled craftsmen using traditional construction methods. On the first floor, there is an open-air bath overlooking a charming courtyard garden, offering a private space unique to whole-house rentals. The kitchen is equipped with an IH stove, microwave, and tableware, allowing for simple cooking. Why not return to your accommodation a little earlier than usual and enjoy preparing something special with items you purchased during your sightseeing? Experience a serene and extraordinary time at "Suzu's Kyoto Townhouse."

"Shikion-an Gion Shirakawa," situated along the Shirakawa River flowing through Japan's renowned antique district, offers a broad enjoyment of the city's four seasons: cherry blossoms in spring, fireflies in summer, autumn foliage, and snowy landscapes in winter.

7 minutes by car from Kyoto Station. 5 minutes on foot to Kyoto Aquarium. The surrounding area is a treasure trove of landmarks related to the Shinsengumi, such as Toji, Mibudera, Nishi Honganji, and Shimabara Omon. The Wakaichijinja Shrine, associated with Taira no Kiyomori, the deity of success and fortune, is also a 13-minute walk away. There are 4 Japanese-style Rooms, making it suitable for two families. The Shigaraki ceramic bath set beyond the courtyard is full of the unique charm of a Kyoto townhouse. This rare townhouse also allows pets.

One station from "Kyoto Station" to "Gojo Station," within walking distance. A one-group-per-day, whole-house rental Property renovated from the former residence of Japanese traditional dancer "Fujima Mikishi." While preserving the tradition of Kyoto machiya, modern convenience and comfort have been added. The Property features a living room with a view of a tsuboniwa (small garden), a modern kitchen for self-catering, two Japanese-style rooms, a Western-style bedroom, a bathroom, and a shower room, allowing for a relaxing stay for groups or couples. Enjoy the Japanese dance motifs scattered throughout the machiya.

Sesoko Island, Okinawa. A luxurious villa quietly nestled amidst the untouched scenery. Surrounded by sugarcane fields, an infinity pool overlooks the cobalt blue sea. The spacious and luxurious 1LDK private space is filled with a refreshing sea breeze. In front lies a narrow unpaved path and pristine forest. A secret hideaway you’ll want to keep all to yourself.

Located in the historic townscape of Mino City, known for its Udatsu-style architecture and home to the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage Honminoshi paper with a 1,300-year tradition, stands the Umemura Residence. Blending 150 years of Japanese heritage with materials that embody timeless traditions, this space is brought to life by Ritsuko Hashimoto, creator of Yufuin's renowned accommodation "Oyado Nihon no Ashitaba." Hotel baison harmoniously combines modern comfort with the beauty of Asia and Europe, creating a nostalgic yet elegant retreat in Mino City's Udatsu-lined streets. Immerse yourself in the serene sounds of nature—chirping insects and flowing water—while staying amidst this historic setting. Savor the changing seasons of Mino, bask in sunlight filtering through trees, feel gentle breezes passing by, admire moonlit nights, and find solace embraced by Udatsu Forest. Indulge in antique elegance and classical luxury during your stay.

"Kusamakura" is an ancient Japanese term symbolizing "journey." Since ancient times, people have embarked on journeys, discovering new things and enriching their lives. Our aim is to provide a "Property" where your experience in the historic city of Kyoto becomes a valuable part of your life. Kusamakura offers you moments as if living in Kyoto's unique machiya-style traditional houses.

Located about a 4-minute walk from Tofukuji Station and right next to the Kamo River, "Rinn Tofukuji Kamogawa" offers a perfect blend of tradition and comfort. Each Room is adorned with traditional crafts, allowing you to fully experience the essence of Kyoto. Tofukuji Temple, famous for its autumn foliage, is just a 10-minute walk away. Tofukuji Station provides access to both the Keihan Main Line and JR Nara Line, making it convenient for exploring other tourist areas. Enjoy a relaxing Kyoto stay at "Rinn Tofukuji Kamogawa" during your visit!

Tawara-an is an Accommodation renovated from a traditional Kyoto townhouse built in 1897. While preserving the original layout of the machiya row house once used as both workshop and home by an artisan who crafted the Imperial Seal (official seal) for the Imperial Family, it has been updated with interiors that bring a modern touch. The concept of this Kyoto machiya Accommodation is “a place to stay as if you live in Kyoto.” Enjoy Kyoto’s unique atmosphere to the fullest while staying here like a local.

A 6-minute walk from Kanazawa Station, "Mimari" is nestled in a quiet residential area where you can feel the gentle flow of a small stream behind it. The interior, inspired by circular motifs, features a round window overlooking a picturesque garden, a round bathtub reminiscent of a Goemon bath, and traditional Kaga craft round "temari" balls, evoking nostalgia and sparking creativity. This warm space, harmonizing beautiful nature and Kanazawa's traditions, soothes the soul.

Exclusive to one group per day, you can rent the entire property for your private use. We strive to accommodate various requests to ensure each guest enjoys a truly special experience. We hope to create unique travel memories together with our guests.

A private accommodation where you can reflect on time, yourself, and your loved ones while experiencing the spirit of tea. Part of a historic estate, renovated and opened in May 2019 with a spacious 57-tsubo layout. Enjoy award-winning tea from Japan's top tea garden while practicing mindfulness in a 23-tatami meditation room or on the veranda overlooking a Japanese garden. Exclusively for one group per night, offering the ultimate luxury experience.

A property renovated from a warehouse and barn over 120 years old, where you can stay as if living in the community. Surrounded by mountain ranges, sea of clouds, starry skies, and the sound of flowing water, you can regain the sense of being part of the ecosystem.

Located near Nishi Honganji Temple, "Suzuki Premium Koki" consists of two traditional townhouses in a neighborhood once home to many Buddhist altar craftsmen. This accommodation expresses the concept of "gold," symbolizing "eternity" and "immutability," through its decorative elements, often used in temple architecture and Buddhist sculptures. The historic Kyoto townhouse further enhances the brilliance and beauty of gold. Why not indulge in the ultimate Kyoto experience and immerse yourself in its rich traditions?

Yagaji Island, located next to the popular tourist destination Kouri Island. The private villa Hisuino is nestled within a quiet village that retains the original scenery of Okinawa. Its interior, featuring handcrafted washi paper and Yanbaru folding screen art, soothes daily fatigue.

A blend of rustic charm and modern freshness coexists here. If you focus on the boundary, you will discover antique furniture with character and small items dyed using traditional techniques. You will surely find yourself struck with realization, understanding that this Property is in the process of being "dyed." Time and craftsmanship are blending the house into its surroundings. As you spend your time here, you too will become part of this process, immersing yourself in the spirit of Mibu, the land of dyeing, both body and soul. At Some-no-Ie, guests are welcome to stay with up to two small dogs per Property, provided they meet the conditions (additional charges apply for the second dog). For those arriving by car, we offer parking for one vehicle free of charge. For more details, please refer to the Property introduction page and the available Plans.