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Thatch roofing is an art form created by the ancient Japanese. "Kayabuki One-Unit Rental Property Miyama FUTON & Breakfast" offers a unique experience where you can rent an entire thatched-roof house, making it feel as if you are living in Miyama. We hope you will personally experience the charm of thatch roofing through your own senses. With this wish in mind, this property was produced by master thatch roofer Yaneharu.

Since the Edo period, the Chikada family supported the community as village headmen of the Uwajima Domain and contributed to local culture as a lineage of poets. Inheriting their history and spirit, we have restored “Noda Shoya Residence” as a charming private rental Accommodation.There are three separate guest buildings: the Main House, the Storehouse, and the Annex—each with its own character. The Main House and Annex feature both an indoor bath and an open-air bath, while the Storehouse offers a semi open-air bath. Soaking in warm water while gazing out at a small garden gently relaxes both body and mind.Another highlight is the Japanese garden, visible from every guest building. A majestic maki tree over 300 years old and seasonal flowers add color throughout the year, while pure spring water flows into the garden pond. Enjoy a quiet stay surrounded by history and nature.

"Kyoto no Ondokoro Takeyamachi" is located southwest of the Kyoto Imperial Palace, just a 6-minute walk from Marutamachi Subway Station. It is situated on a quiet street where you can experience the "everyday Kyoto," lined with casual eateries, cafes, pickle shops, and public baths nestled among residential homes. This Kyoto townhouse, which has been standing for over 130 years, was originally a single building that served both as a "business" space and a "residence." Utilizing its unique layout of "work and living combined," the Property has been renovated to preserve the charm of its original construction while adapting to modern lifestyles. At "Kyoto no Ondokoro Takeyamachi," the "business" has transformed into a bakery and café. The rhythmic sound of kneading dough and the aroma of freshly baked bread signal the start of your day. Guests can enjoy the "bread of the day," made in the storehouse visible from the dining area, making mornings at this Property truly delightful.

Perched 60 meters above sea level on the heights of Hiraiso Cape, surrounded by Ishikari Bay, you can take in sweeping views of the endless blue sea and sky, with a full panorama of Otaru Bay and downtown Otaru spread out below. Ginrinso, a historic herring mansion and ryotei-style Accommodation with Onsen, is regarded as a representative example of fishery architecture. It was originally built as the residence of a major fishing magnate in Yoichi, once famed at the base of the Shakotan Peninsula as a prosperous herring fishing ground. Its grand yet elegant presence has only grown more dignified over more than 140 years since its founding, and it is now counted among “Hokkaido’s 100 Cultural Properties.” While preserving its traditional exterior and furnishings as faithfully as possible, we have enhanced our modern Facilities to pursue even greater comfort and functionality. In the rear garden overlooking the Sea of Japan, we have newly added an open-air rock bath rich in refined charm; reborn under the name “Hiraiso Onsen,” we begin anew as one of Otaru’s newest tourist attractions.

"Irori no Yado Ashina" was established in Showa 23. Inside the over 120-year-old traditional house, a nostalgic tatami-floored space unfolds. The plastered storehouse door and the pendulum clock that has marked the passage of time. Enjoy Irori cuisine at Ashina. We hope you fully enjoy Aizu while feeling the Showa era's atmosphere. "A property to forget time, connect time, and feel time." Why not try rediscovering the often-overlooked?

Located in Hita, the Little Kyoto of Kyushu, Oita, Hita Onsen is a historic hot spring area. The Ryokan Kayausagi is situated in Hita Onsen Kotohira. Enjoy the magnificent nature of Oita and Hita and the tranquility created by Kayausagi to the fullest.

A luxurious, high-class townhouse accommodation, often referred to as the "Guesthouse of Tsuyama," located in the heart of the "Joto Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings," a historic and culturally rich area that exudes the charm of the Edo period. The name "Bito" was bestowed by Ms. Hiroko Matsudaira, a descendant of Tokugawa Ieyasu. From the Japanese-style room on the second floor, guests can enjoy a panoramic view of the "Joto Mukashi Machiya," a nationally registered tangible cultural property, offering a nostalgic atmosphere as if stepping back into the Edo era. The Property features art pieces by Kiyofumi Kikutake, the creator of the Nagano Olympic cauldron, carefully selected artisan furniture, an 85-inch large TV, a home theater, a mist sauna, a jacuzzi bath, as well as fully equipped appliances, a kitchen, and tableware, making it suitable for extraordinary long-term stays.

A Ryokan in a traditional Kyoto townhouse. Located right in front of Kyoto Aquarium, just a 3-minute walk from the new station opening next year, offering excellent accessibility. There are a total of 6 rooms, each accommodating up to 4 guests. ※ For 4 guests, sleeping arrangements are separate; please contact us or check the room images for details. Exclusive reservations for the entire property are also available.

A step deeper into Kyoto, where the sound of weaving can be heard with just a short walk, and the traditional streets of Nishijin still preserve the charm of old Kyoto. This Kyomachiya, originally built in the late Meiji era as a Nishijin-ori merchant house, has been renovated into a "home" to be passed on to the future. "Kyoto no Ondokoro Nishijin Villa," which accommodates up to 8 guests, offers a spacious and elegant atmosphere. It is also ideal for a leisurely long-term stay. Additionally, the Property features a private garage for two cars on-site. It serves as a perfect base for exploring Kyoto's hidden gems, such as Miyama, Kurama, and Ohara, by car, allowing you to enjoy a broader and deeper experience of Kyoto.

The overwhelming presence of materials aged over time.Warm light with reduced brightness highlights the beauty of doors, earthen walls, and gardens.We offer a high-quality space where you can enjoy the tradition and technical beauty of Machiya."藏や 清水五条" is located in the Higashiyama area, where many Kyo-yaki and Kiyomizu-yaki kilns are gathered.Within the property, you can leisurely appreciate Kyo-yaki ceramic works.

A traditional Japanese townhouse that, even after more than a century, seems to breathe life as you step through its entrance. Restored using the unique techniques passed down through generations of townhouses, it has been combined with modern conveniences for your comfort. Located on Suzaku Avenue, the central axis of the ancient Heian-kyo capital, this area is rich in Kyoto's historical essence. Despite its deep historical roots, the Omiya Gojo area offers a glimpse into the daily lives of Kyoto's residents. For seasoned travelers, this is an opportunity to truly experience the feeling of living in Kyoto, even if only for the duration of your stay.

Traditional Kyoto Townhouse (Machiya) - Exclusive Rental. Experience the heritage of a Kyoto Machiya, complete with a passage garden and spacious courtyard, all reserved exclusively for one group of guests. Just an 8-minute walk to Mibudera Temple and Nishi Honganji Temple, and within walking distance to Shijo-Karasuma.

"Kyoto no Onsho Marutamachi" is located in the heart of Kyoto city, just a 2-minute walk from Marutamachi Subway Station and near the Kyoto Imperial Palace, yet it faces a quiet street. This Kyoto-style townhouse, built during the Meiji era, has been renovated to suit modern living while retaining the atmosphere of its time. It is a Kyoto-style townhouse where you can enjoy unique furniture and lighting produced by "Torafu Architects" and drawings by artist Shiho Ueda.

A Property surrounded by the charm of an ancient city. Fujitake Residence is a traditional townhouse built on the site of the western camp of the Ōnin War, which gave rise to the name "Nishijin," and was once the residence of Sozen Yamana.

"ANJIN Gion Shirakawa" is a Property located along the Shirakawa River in Gion, Kyoto. Within walking distance, you will find historical and cultural Facilities such as Chion-in Temple, Yasaka Shrine, Maruyama Park, and Shoren-in Temple. The interior, renovated from a Kyoto townhouse over 115 years old, features items from Kyoto-based brands and artists. Unique to this Property are the spacious doma (traditional earthen floor), a hidden mini kitchen, and a tatami living room inspired by a riverside terrace. Enjoy a private moment while listening to the gentle flow of the Shirakawa River.