Kawachi Matsubara Station × Highly rated facilities at Vacation Rental
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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).
This accommodation, located in Tennoji, Osaka, features a sauna and is suitable for families, accommodating up to 12 guests. Enjoy a refreshing break and create wonderful memories together. Tsutenkaku, Tennoji Zoo, Shinsekai, and Abeno Harukas are all within walking distance.
A private, guest-only entire-home rental located on the grounds of “SAKAINOMA PLAZA Yanagi,” a renovated former Sakai bladed-tool shop built in the late Edo period, offering an exclusive space beyond the courtyard behind the main house where shops are located.
Nestled in Kishisato-Tamade with easy access to Osaka Minami, Daimonya -Soramadono-Yu- is a modern Japanese-style private villa available for exclusive rental. Featuring reclaimed-wood pillars, plaster walls, and delicate kumiko latticework, the interior blends the charm of a traditional machiya with contemporary comfort in a calm, relaxing setting. The highlight is “Soramadono-Yu,” a semi-open-air bath set on the courtyard wood deck. Light and breeze pour in through the geometric “sky window” above, letting you soak while gazing at olive greenery. With 105 m² of total floor space (1F: 52 m² / 2F: 52.7 m²), 3 bedrooms, and 6 beds, the villa accommodates up to 9 guests. Enjoy a living room with a large projector and a compact kitchen—ideal for families or groups to relax in Osaka as if it were your own home.





























