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Located near Horyu-ji Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, “Ubusuna no Sato” is a place where you can relax and experience the timeless history and nature of Yamato with all five senses. This auberge takes “body-friendly cuisine” as its theme and is proud to offer an authentic Japanese kaiseki course featuring an abundance of carefully selected fresh local ingredients from Nara.

Located near the World Heritage Site Horyu-ji Temple, "Monzen Accommodation Wakou Horyuji" offers a serene and profound stay that embraces the history and culture of Nara. Guests can enjoy exclusive experiences such as the "Horyu-ji Tour with a Storyteller" and an "Original Talk Show" that highlights the charm of Nara. Both activities provide memorable moments while gently connecting with history and culture. Escape from the busyness of daily life to quietly learn, feel, and reflect at this accommodation near Horyu-ji Temple.

Nestled at the foot of the historic Mount Shigi, "Ryotei Jusan-ya" offers a serene escape where time flows gently. Our head chef carefully crafts creative kaiseki cuisine using locally sourced seasonal ingredients, reflecting the changing seasons with a monthly menu. Surrounded by the sacred atmosphere of lush Mount Shigi, our accommodation provides a tranquil retreat away from the hustle and bustle, offering the comfort of a familiar second home. Cherishing feedback such as "It feels like my own home," we focus on warm interiors and attentive hospitality rather than excessive luxury. This is an accommodation where you can quietly and meaningfully celebrate life's milestones or spend precious moments in peace.

"Konjakuso Osaka Castle South" is an accommodation designed with the concept of cranes gathered at Inakamitsu Bridge. In Japan, there is a proverb "Kakuju Senzai," symbolizing cranes as a representation of longevity. This reflects our wish for guests staying here to relax and enjoy a healthy life. Cranes are depicted in various places such as the garden, wallpaper, and decorations.

This area, once called "Tenjin no Mori," became a hub for tea culture in the late Muromachi period. It is said that tea master Joo Takeno was drawn to the quality of the spring water here and built a tea room, marking the beginning of its history. Later, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, who visited a teahouse in this region, praised its flavors, leading to it being called "Tenka Chaya" (The Emperor's Teahouse).Inspired by this rich history of Tenka Chaya, our facility is designed with the concept of offering a relaxing space where you can enjoy Japanese tea.With features such as a garden view from the veranda, comfortable mat spaces, and an enchanting bath area, our facility combines traditional Japanese ambiance with modern comfort. Enjoy your time at today's "Tenka Chaya" to the fullest.

Exclusively for one group, you can experience spacious and relaxing comfort. A hidden retreat in Yao, Osaka, where you can enjoy a Japanese garden and art pieces. Excellent accessibility to Osaka city and Nara. Recommended for families and friends (kitchen available).