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A “stayable traditional house bistro” in Boso — a private whole-house Hotel limited to two groups per day

While planning our Golden Week trip, I happened to be drawn to the place name and this Accommodation’s name and made a Reservation. This is an Accommodation created by restoring a traditional old house, and this time we stayed in a Room renovated from a storehouse. Right after making the Reservation, I noted that we would have a wheelchair user, and I truly appreciated your courteous call in response. Thanks to that, we were able to arrive feeling at ease on the day. Staying in a storehouse was a first-time experience for us, and the delicious farm-to-table breakfast and dinner at the restaurant were wonderful. The great-value selection of wines was especially irresistible for wine lovers. I also loved how the original structure blends with the renovated elements—personally, I’m fond of glasswork and fittings—so this place was filled with delightful details. I also learned that “Roven,” the Accommodation’s name, refers to their signature roll cabbage dish being slowly finished in an oven. It was an exceptional dish that completely changed my idea of roll cabbage—I want to eat it again soon. Even though it was Golden Week with crowds and traffic everywhere, Otaki Town felt unhurried; it has that nostalgic “good old Japan” hometown atmosphere—a town where you can truly feel “many great joys,” just as its name suggests. We’re very grateful for everyone’s kindness. Next time, we’d like to stay longer—explore more of town and ride the Isumi Railway as well. On our way home, my husband and I found ourselves happily talking about when we should return next time with our family. Thank you very much.

旅愛LOVE 5/7/2026
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- An Onsen Accommodation in Yoro Valley where you can enjoy skin-beautifying black hot spring water and homemade cuisine

Our iodine-rich, silky, coffee-colored “Kuroyu” hot spring is renowned for leaving your skin smooth and soft.For dinner, enjoy the flavors of Oku-Boso with local specialties such as bamboo shoots, wild mountain vegetables, and river fish. Surrounded by nature, relax and unwind at your leisure.

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Enjoy breathtaking waterfall views and open-air hot springs at this exclusive one-group-per-day private resort villa.

A private villa overlooking a waterfall: “and RIVER Katsuura”Located in Katsuura City, Chiba Prefecture, at the headwaters of the Isumi River.Right in front of and RIVER Katsuura, a magnificent panorama of waterfalls and lush greenery unfolds.Savor an exceptional time with an open-air bath fed by natural mineral spring water and a sauna, all while taking in the breathtaking view.An indulgent escape unlike anything you’ve ever experienced.Leave the city behind and surrender to time that flows gently as you gaze at the waterfall.and RIVER Katsuura is an exclusive resort villa limited to one group per day.

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A renovated traditional house where you can experience rural living with thatched grass and a storehouse.

Surrounded by satoyama, "Kaya and Kura" is a 200-year-old traditional Japanese house that has been completely renovated. It has been reborn as a glamping-style private rental Property. With various countryside experience programs available, both children and adults can enjoy a nostalgic hometown experience. Kaya The Kaya building accommodates from 4 to a maximum of 15 guests. This solid structure, with its 200-year history, has been fully renovated. It features an outdoor terrace and a large kitchen perfect for group enjoyment, as well as a spacious bathroom with a hinoki cypress bathtub. To accommodate larger groups, there are two bathrooms and two toilets. As part of the glamping style, the large terrace connected to the kitchen is equipped with tables, chairs, and Snow Peak BBQ equipment, allowing guests to enjoy outdoor dining while having a BBQ. At Kaya, you can experience cooking rice in a traditional kamado stove, gathering around the irori hearth for conversations, and many other activities. Kura The Kura building accommodates from 2 to a maximum of 4 guests. Designed by renowned architect Yoshifumi Nakamura, this Property is the only one of its kind in the Kanto region. The delicate and comfortable space, characteristic of Nakamura's approach to designing architecture as if crafting furniture, warmly welcomes visitors. Outside, there is an open-air bath, and the covered terrace is equipped with Snow Peak items for glamping. Enjoy a relaxing time under the starry sky.

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