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Not only was everything delicious, but the timing of each course was perfect—steamed dishes and clear soup arrived at just the right moment, and even the heating of the tabletop dish was managed so we could enjoy everything at its best. We also appreciated having a vinegared dish

The view from the Room at dusk was breathtaking, and the greenery and scenery of Todai-ji Temple and Mt. Wakakusa—visible from the open-air bath, the daybed, and the Room—were truly soothing. Spending time at this Accommodation with my friend was relaxing and refreshing. The staf

The Room is full of thoughtful touches and hidden surprises, making it genuinely fun—like exploring and wondering what you’ll find next. The sauna, cold plunge bath, and open-air bath alone are more than appealing, but beyond that you can feel the owner’s attention to detail and

Despite being in the city center, the outdoor bath offered a great view and was as clean and pleasant as the room itself. The meals were special New Year’s dishes, each carefully prepared with great taste, presentation, and portion size—absolutely satisfying. The hotel staff we

The cuisine was exceptional; it was so well-prepared that even my father could enjoy ingredients he usually dislikes. This trip allowed us to fully experience the added value of "omotenashi" (Japanese hospitality), making it truly special and memorable. We enjoyed delightful

Stayed for two nights at the Fufu series accommodation for the first time. The deciding factor was definitely the natural Onsen! Conveniently located near Nara Station, with easy access to Todai-ji Temple, Kasuga Taisha Shrine, Kofuku-ji Temple, and Naramachi—all of which we visi