Kuno Nama Station × Recommended Hotel·Ryokan

GUEST ROOMS - A Simple "Healing Space" with the Warmth of Wood - A place where not only your body but also your mind can fully rest. The warm atmosphere, emphasizing the texture of wood, soothes the fatigue from travel or business trips and recharges your energy for the next day. LIBRARY & LOUNGE - Enrich Your Journey with Manga and Magazines - From trending works to nostalgic classics, enjoy unlimited reading. Feel free to explore a variety of manga and magazines in the lounge or in your Room. SPA - Relaxing Bath Time in a Healing Public Bath - Stretch your legs and immerse yourself fully in the bath to refresh from the day's fatigue. The nostalgic public bath style warms both your body and soul, leaving you feeling cozy and rejuvenated.

A traditional farmhouse over 280 years old, nestled in a rural village near the warm Pacific Ocean in Iwaki City, Fukushima Prefecture, the gateway to Tohoku. In spring, cherry blossoms flutter; in summer, the surroundings turn lush green; in autumn, a golden world unfolds; and in winter, a dazzling starry sky appears. Experience the changing faces of "Gamp House" through the seasons in its spacious and relaxing atmosphere, while stepping back in time to the Edo period lifestyle. For those of us accustomed to the conveniences of modern life, a visit to "Gamp Village," centered around this traditional farmhouse, offers a chance to reflect and rediscover oneself amidst its charming inconveniences and unfamiliarities. At night, enjoy a meal at "Gamp Chaya," where the multi-talented owner, skilled as a psychological counselor, chef, and farmer, prepares local Japanese dishes using pesticide-free natural vegetables and additive-free, chemical-free seasonings. Gather around the irori hearth for a warm family-like time of conversation with the GAMP family. Relax in the gender-separated open-air rock baths and create family memories. From small babies to the elderly, everyone can enjoy a time to be themselves. Connect with international guests at this guesthouse, which is loved by repeat visitors from both Japan and abroad. Why not embark on a journey to return to your roots? —Rediscover yourself in an authentic traditional farmhouse—