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The renovated traditional building offers a modern Japanese-style Ryokan with friendly and helpful staff. The Onsen is available as a private bath, and you can use it anytime if it's vacant. There are three baths, each supposedly at different temperatures, but they all seemed to be the same temperature and quite hot. The much-talked-about breakfast was also delicious.

Everything was kept very clean, and it was truly comfortable. The milky white sulfur hot spring bath was also outstanding. Above all, the landlady’s cooking deserves special mention for how delicious it is. Even now that I’m back home, I can’t get the clear highland air, the breathtaking views of Mt. Norikura, and the star-filled sky that felt within reach from the open-air bath out of my mind. Thank you very much. I will definitely come again.

I visit every winter season. This is a Hotel that’s easy to stay at, and it improves every year, making it more comfortable. I think the food was better this year. The ski resort shuttle to and from the gondola station was quick, there were fewer international guests, and I could enjoy skiing at a relaxed pace—very satisfying. This year, the Tsuga-no-Mori lift was not operating, so I couldn’t see the magnificent Mt. Shirouma, which was a bit disappointing, but I rediscovered a beautiful spot with views of Mt. Yari in Hakuba. I had a relaxing and enjoyable ski trip.

I came by rental car. It’s a bit far, but that’s Hokkaido for you. First, the Room: it was a dormitory for three, but I shared with one person around my age, and we had a comfortable amount of personal space, so I could relax. Dinner was delicious home-style cooking with a wonderful handmade feel. Breakfast was also to my taste—gentle flavors you don’t get at a Hotel buffet, like salted grilled hokke. I saw the owner wiping down chairs that had gotten wet from the rain. Even though they were busy, I was truly impressed by their thoughtfulness. The scenery outside after the rain was uniquely Hokkaido—beautiful and breathtaking.

This is a family-run guesthouse operated by a couple. On the day of my stay, it was almost just me, so I was able to spend a quiet, relaxing time after coming down from the mountain. If I had to ask for one thing, having a bath towel would have been helpful... Overall, I was very satisfied with the service. I’d love to stay here again when I visit Hakuba for hiking. When I asked about the return bus schedule, they kindly provided Shuttle Service to the station, which was a huge help in the rain. It’s an Accommodation where their warm hospitality really shows, and I would recommend it.

The room was very clean and comfortable. The appliances, cooking utensils, and tableware were well-equipped. I used the oven microwave, electric kettle, and hot plate, all of which were spotless. There are power outlets under the table, allowing you to use a hot plate or IH stove for grilling or hot pot dishes. With prepared ingredients, you can enjoy a pleasant stay. A river is located nearby, making it ideal for summer activities like playing in the water. Onsen access was free of charge. Since the accommodation was closed the day after our stay, we visited Sessokyo Onsen Hall for a day-use onsen experience instead. The onsen there had a silky texture that left my skin feeling smooth and refreshed. Highly recommended accommodation!

We stayed here as a family for our climb of the Three Mountains of Dewa. The vegetarian meals served in the morning and evening were carefully prepared, with each dish being incredibly delicious. Our entire family kept saying how amazing everything tasted! We were also deeply grateful to participate in the morning prayer service. Afterward, we had the opportunity to hear about the history of this accommodation from a Yamabushi monk, which was truly enlightening. On the first day, we climbed Mount Haguro and stayed at Daishinbo Accommodation. On the second day, we visited Mount Gassan and Mount Yudono while reflecting on what we learned from the Yamabushi monk. It was an extraordinary experience filled with luxury and meaning. We are so glad we came here—highly recommended!

This was our second overnight trip with our dog, and our first time staying at an Accommodation with a dog run. The goal of this trip was to find a way to travel without putting any strain on our dog, and I feel we found one answer here. It was a very satisfying experience. Our dog tends to hold in pee and poop when we travel, but here, being able to touch the pleasant grass at all times helped him relieve himself as he normally does at home. He’s also a timid dog who tends to keep his distance from strangers and other dogs, but the calm nature of the owner and Rani-chan and the others really helped him relax. In addition to how well maintained the lawn felt, we could sense thoughtful consideration for dogs in many details—such as the sliding entrance door, ramps, cute bowls, and even a night-time dog run. For us humans as well, the Room was just the right size, and we found everything very comfortable—the service during meals (we really appreciated being able to use the dining area), and how dishes were served quietly and considerately. One very small suggestion: it might be nice if there were a hook near the entrance for locking up keys. We would love to visit again. Thank you very much.

Last time, when I called to make last-minute changes, the staff were extremely polite and kind. They responded quickly as well, which was very helpful. This is my second stay, and the Room is always very clean, with everything I need provided—clear and very convenient. The surrounding nature is wonderful too, and I always have a pleasant stay here. I think it’s especially great for longer stays.

The autumn leaves every year are unfortunately accompanied by bad weather, but this is my first time at the holiday village. The bath, room, and meals were excellent with no complaints. The buffet selection was great, and the delicious food, post-bath coffee, and ice cream were also enjoyable. It would have been even better with good weather to enjoy Mount Bandai together, but I was still satisfied.

The entire Facility was spotless. The staff were very kind, and dinner was delicious with plenty of volume, including meat and seafood. Breakfast also exceeded our expectations, with lots of tasty bread. The in-Room coffee was authentic and freshly ground from beans, and cups and glasses were provided. The refrigerator had complimentary mineral water—two bottles per person. What impressed me most was that bathing amenities (towels, face masks, a brush, razor, body towel, slippers, etc.) were thoughtfully prepared to match each guest’s gender and age. I don’t think you often find a glamping Facility this well equipped. It also felt reassuring that staff seemed to patrol until quite late at night. If I had to mention one drawback: the toilets on the glamping side were unisex, and the door lock was a bit hard to secure. My husband had no issues at all, but I used the toilets in the separate Facility a short walk away. Still, there were play areas like wooden swings and a trampoline, and we could enjoy stargazing by the bonfire next to our Room. The kids loved it so much they said they want to come back—overall we were extremely satisfied! It’s a wonderful Facility where you can really feel the staff’s thoughtful attention. Our whole family had a great experience. Thank you very much.

Our whole family stayed here, and it was an outstanding experience. From the moment we arrived, the staff’s warm welcome was wonderful, and our daughters were in great spirits the entire time. Because it’s a registered tangible cultural property, the building has a deep sense of character. Yet with its modern interior, it didn’t feel intimidating at all—we could relax as if we were at home. The beautifully maintained garden was also ours to enjoy since there were no other guests during our stay, and the kids had a great time. I found myself wishing there were more Accommodations like this—Japan’s travel culture would be even richer. While we did feel welcomed by the town as a whole, it was a bit quiet, which was a shame. It’s such a great location that I hope it becomes more lively. We will definitely return again—thank you for everything, and we look forward to staying with you in the future.

The Onsen and meals were extremely satisfying. The staff's hospitality was excellent! I would love to stay here again if I have the chance. Thank you very much!

Dinner was served as a course meal, and everything was delicious. We brought our baby with us, and the staff were very attentive and helpful. We’d love to visit again!

We stayed for one night with breakfast included. There were many types of Onsen, along with a charming courtyard and beautiful furnishings throughout—an Accommodation that felt truly warm and relaxing. At breakfast, the landlady’s homemade buffet of rice accompaniments was delicious, and the staff’s smiles and attentive service were wonderful. It made our stay genuinely comforting.

We visited to see the moss phlox at Hitsujiyama Park. The Accommodation offered a free stargazing tour, and we had a wonderful time. Every staff member was truly hospitable. We would love to stay again. Thank you very much.

I’ve stayed at several Accommodations that welcome dogs, but this was the first place where I never once felt restricted “because we have a dog.” Surrounded by nature, it’s a truly soothing space for both people and dogs. I was amazed by the huge 1,200-tsubo lawn garden and even a pool where people can swim too. I was genuinely happy to be able to relax and let my dog roam freely. And I was surprised to be able to enjoy an Onsen in Chiba. What’s more, our Room had a luxurious open-air bath carved from a massive stone! Being able to enjoy the Onsen at any time without worrying about others was the best. Another great point for us was having a two-bedroom layout—an absolute must for our family. I never imagined traveling with our dog could be this comfortable, free, and luxurious… It truly was an amazing time. A wonderful Accommodation where both dogs and people can forget everyday life and fully unwind—we’d love to visit again.

Originally, we planned to visit Miyako Island, but due to a flight cancellation, we made a last-minute change to this accommodation. The disappointment of not being able to go to Miyako Island was completely overturned by this wonderful accommodation and the nearby sea! Despite our late-night check-in, we were warmly welcomed. The handmade bread served at breakfast was exquisite! It was beautifully presented, and my 4-year-old daughter was thrilled with the heart-shaped bread. Having baked bread for luxury hotels for many years, the quality of the dough and carefully selected ingredients were exceptional. We could choose our drinks; among them, the chai and mango juice were delicious. On our last day, everyone chose mango juice again. The room is a renovated traditional house with high ceilings featuring four bunk beds—perfect for providing a sense of privacy even for teenagers in their sensitive years. Each bed had stylish reading lights and outlets conveniently located for charging devices while lying down. Towels were replaced daily, trash was collected every day as well, allowing us to stay in cleanliness throughout our visit. The toilet and shower room were also spotless! The mist shower provided warm water that felt comforting on slightly chilly days—a thoughtful touch indeed! Cute towels hung daily at the sink added an extra delight. The interior design is stylishly curated; even household appliances are chosen without compromising aesthetics—truly impressive attention to detail! Particularly notable are the potted plants around the reception counter and tasteful tableware used during meals. Less than a one-minute walk from this accommodation leads you straight to the beach—a perfect spot where small children can enjoy activities like SUP boarding or snorkeling safely while playing with floaties in shallow waters close by coral reefs teeming with colorful fish species alongside crabs & hermit crabs living on rocks nearby delighted my daughter immensely! For shopping needs such as drinks or snacks (including delicious bento boxes), there’s a supermarket about 10 minutes away by car offering everything from island sandals & meats desserts fireworks souvenirs operating until 9 PM making it convenient avoiding trips into Naha city altogether! Next time around—we plan staying entirely within Nakijin village itself laughingly skipping excursions elsewhere altogether enjoying its serene charm uninterruptedly instead 😊 Lastly though unexpected mishaps occurred upon departure staff graciously handled situations kindly demonstrating immense patience generosity beyond words expressing gratitude wholeheartedly here once more including promptly mailing forgotten items back afterward too much appreciated indeed ❤️ My daughter fell head-over-heels loving black sugar peanuts brought home cherishing fond memories shared together thanks again sincerely wishing Nakijin remains tranquil unspoiled haven forever amidst growing popularity tourism developments ahead looking forward returning soon reconnecting warmly meantime best regards always till then 🌿

As the first trip to celebrate our 30th wedding anniversary, we stayed at Arayashiki in Oki. We were able to relax as if we were at home, including enjoying the garden with a sky full of stars and a campfire. The meals reflected a deep respect for nature and made us feel, “This is what doing things right looks like.” The nature on Dogo Island was wonderful, but as someone who loves spectacular views, I’m glad we made the effort to visit Matengai Cliff in Dozen. If the timing works out, I’d love for our children to experience this too.

I have traveled to many places, but this was an indescribably wonderful space where I had a truly great time. Despite the unfortunate rain, I was able to enjoy the outdoors without getting wet. Bringing my dog, enjoying the open-air bath, and experiencing outdoor activities—all my wishes came true!