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It was my first time staying in Kamakura, and I would love to make this my regular accommodation. Conveniently located near the station and shopping areas. The accommodation was clean and felt as relaxing as visiting a friend's home. The well-prepared amenities were excellent. They kindly stored my luggage early, and promptly contacted me about forgotten items, which was very helpful. I had a leisurely stay and am extremely satisfied. Thank you very much for this wonderful experience!

The building itself feels a bit old, but it is clean and there were no inconveniences at all. The staff are friendly, making for a very pleasant stay. The parking lot is free and spacious, suitable for any type of vehicle. Above all, the location is excellent—perfect for sightseeing around Aso! A great Hotel you’ll definitely want to return to.

Everything was perfect, beyond expectations. I was truly moved by the exceptional hospitality—it might be the first time I've experienced such flawless service. The appliances and items provided were clean and beautifully arranged, and the traditional crafts were deeply captivating. The open-air bath and stone sauna created a truly relaxing atmosphere. I also found it to be very cost-effective.

At night, the clouds hid the stars... But even those clouds felt mysterious. In the middle of the night, I happened to wake up and looked up at the sky—it was filled with stars. You can also snorkel at the nearby beach. It’s a place that makes you want to come back someday. It was incredibly relaxing.

We stayed for one night with the Plan that includes a BBQ dinner. As described, there was an excellent selection of dog amenities. We brought shampoo supplies from home just in case we needed to use the dog shower, but everything was so well provided that we didn’t need them at all. Tateyama in March was colder than we expected, and we realized we hadn’t prepared well enough. Our dog isn’t very comfortable going out, but before our baby is born, we wanted to make some memories with our beloved dog—this is the place we chose after searching carefully. Walking along the coast during our morning walk is also a moment we’ll always remember.\nThank you very much.

I had so many questions that I ended up calling several times, but each time they kindly and carefully answered me, which left a great impression even before we arrived. There was a shower in front of the entrance to rinse off sand, plus space to dry float rings and sandals. On the rooftop there was also a washing machine and an area where you can hang laundry right away, so even if you go swimming two days in a row, there’s nothing to worry about. They even laid mats all the way to the bathroom so it was fine to come in wearing swimsuits after the beach—this Accommodation was truly a lifesaver for families with children! It looked like it might be a bit far from the beach on Google Maps, but it really wasn’t at all. The price was reasonable, and everything was set up to be so comfortable that we’d love to make this our annual summer vacation tradition!

We stayed with a group of five and were very satisfied with the night view, the bath, the sauna, and the Facilities. We would like to stay again.

A Wonderful, Clean, and Comfortable Villa the Whole Family Loved Since it was newly built last year, it was very clean and spotless, and we had a truly pleasant stay. It was spacious enough, well stocked with amenities, and overall we were extremely satisfied! This time we brought three dogs with us. Because there’s also a dog run on site, they could play freely—and we were very happy too! We really appreciated how comfortable it was to stay here with pets. The pool was large enough to feel luxurious for private use, and our grandchildren (ages 6 and 1) were thrilled. They played to their hearts’ content and looked like they were having an amazing time! We thought it would be even better if the BBQ area had a roof. This time we brought our own tarp from home, so the sun wasn’t an issue and we could enjoy BBQ comfortably. Also, since the surrounding area is made up of regular homes, it was a bit disappointing that we couldn’t set off fireworks. The staff member who greeted us at check-in/check-out was very kind—speaking gently to our grandchildren and even chatting about rhinoceros beetles. That warm hospitality made us very happy, and we felt comfortable all the way through our stay. Space, cleanliness, facilities/amenities, pool, dog run—everything exceeded expectations! It was a wonderful villa where both our family and our dogs could enjoy a great time together. A truly lovely Accommodation that made us want to stay again.

We stayed here for a girls’ trip with five friends. It’s a whole-house rental, and the entire place is new and spotless! The interior and furniture are so stylish and cute that we were excited the moment we walked in. The owner was also kind and attentive, which made us feel at ease. You can see the ocean from the terrace, and the surrounding hills and fields create a truly relaxing atmosphere. Since it’s set slightly back from the main road, it was nice and quiet as well. When we visit Awaji Island again, we’d love to stay here again! Thank you very much for everything.

We booked for four to enjoy Shodoshima’s best ocean view—especially the moment the sun sets—but on the day of our stay, two family members suddenly couldn’t travel, so it ended up being just me and one child. They promptly refunded the BBQ set we could no longer use, and when we were leaving the Accommodation, they even gave us a bottle of olive oil made from olives harvested in a nearby field as a parting gift. We truly appreciated their kindness and concern for our family until the very end. The view from the bathroom window was also wonderful. We’d love to come back and try again.

During a week-long trip to Aomori, I thought staying only at Onsen Accommodations might get boring, so we chose glamping for one night. It was absolutely the right decision! Check-in was simple and quick. You can drive right up, so there’s no need to walk far. The glamping Facility was spotless and flawless. The tent even had its own toilet, and although compact, it was well equipped with thoughtful amenities—clearly designed with guests in mind. Everything was impeccably clean. The fridge was stocked with plenty of drinks, and since we booked a meal-included Plan, everything was free! The meals were the perfect portion size and wonderfully balanced—seafood, mountain specialties, and meat—all excellent. At night, the Onsen is just a short walk away. It was also very clean and we were completely satisfied. Overall, everything was fantastic!

The top recommendation is the private open-air bath on the rooftop. There are two options, A and B; if you can book the evening slot to watch the sunset, choose A. Since the rooftop bath has only one faucet and no shampoo or other amenities, it’s best to wash up first in the large public bath on the first floor, which is fully equipped. Guests are responsible for laying out their own futons, including putting on the sheets. This may not suit those looking for a classic Ryokan experience where your bedding is prepared while you’re at dinner, but room rates are more reasonable as a result. The Shinshu beef sukiyaki dinner was excellent. We bought drinks and snacks at Yamauchi Shoten across from the Ryokan (open until 7:00 PM—please note), but we ended up too full and had to take them back with us the next day. The Ryokan is also perfectly located for visiting multiple public baths, making it easy to take a break at the Accommodation between stops around mealtimes. Shuttle Service times are set to match Nagano Dentetsu limited express trains. If you’d like to explore town after check-out, you can take a bus (e.g., from Shibu-Wago bus stop) to Yudanaka Station, but be aware there may be little time between arriving at the station and your train’s departure.

We stayed here for a celebration, and the meals, room, and service were all excellent—our whole family was very happy. If I had to ask for one thing, it would be perfect if both large public baths had an open-air bath and a sauna. Still, the in-room open-air bath was amazing—I even enjoyed it alone with a beer! The celebration cake, the drinks and sweets in the lounge, dinner and breakfast, and all the complimentary items and beverages were wonderful. The guest of honor—and our entire family—were truly impressed. Next time, I’d love to bring my parents as well; we look forward to staying with you again then.

I stayed for one night for the first time. Everything you need for daily living is provided, and the Room is bright and very clean. There is no elevator, so it may be difficult if you have a heavy suitcase, but since it’s on the second floor, I think it’s manageable. It feels like a waste to stay only one night, so next time I’d like to stay for two nights or more. The first floor is a restaurant, and this time I couldn’t use it because it was reserved for a private event, but I’ve eaten there before and the food is excellent. There is also a Japanese restaurant next door where you can enjoy delicious Japanese food any time—morning, noon, or night. If you walk a little further, there are both a supermarket and convenience stores. About 2–3 minutes by car away is “Shima no Eki Miyako,” where you can buy Miyakojima specialties. It’s also very close to the stunning Irabu Bridge. I will definitely stay again. Thank you very much.

Amenities for all 10 of us were provided, allowing us to enjoy a relaxing morning bath. The sauna was also a highlight—3 adults used it at once with plenty of room to spare, so we ended up staying longer than expected. Although the parking is listed as fitting three cars, it

The golden sea and sky at sunset were beyond words. We cooked our own meals in the in-room kitchen. Making dinner with local ingredients felt luxurious and relaxing in a way that’s different from dining at a restaurant. Best of all was the sauna with self löyly! We worked up a

This was my first stay here, and I was satisfied with everything. Since I came after Tamagawa Onsen, I was especially delighted with the meals. I had originally planned to stay two nights, but after watching YouTube, I felt the food there seemed to decline over time, so I changed my mind and canceled one night to try a designer Hotel in Osawa Onsen for a tuna-cutting show. However, I regretted it—it was too late afterward. This place is excellent. Thank you very much for your hospitality; it became a wonderful memory.

Our family of four stayed at “Shimizu” for three nights. We’ve stayed here before, and once again it reminded us that this Accommodation isn’t just a place to sleep between sightseeing—it’s a place where the time spent in the traditional house itself becomes part of the trip. In the mornings, the kids played on the veranda, we took short walks, and in the evenings we simply relaxed. Our two-year-old especially loved it; even on our last day, they kept saying, “Let’s go back to the Shimizu house.” On our first night we ordered the apple wagyu sukiyaki set, and on another day we requested breakfast—seasonal chestnut rice that delighted the kids. It was also fun to buy local corn and vegetables at A-Coop and farm stands and cook for ourselves; we even turned leftover corn rice into rice balls for breakfast the next morning. Having meals at our own pace—so different from a Hotel or Ryokan—was truly wonderful. The kitchen and utensils were easy to use too; I liked the knife and cutting board so much I tried to find the same ones after we got home (seriously). One pleasant surprise was how close everything is despite being in a small village at the foot of Yatsugatake. A-Coop, Hamarano-en, Glacerie Pepin, Soba 12 Months, Sanroku Cafe, and more are all within 10 minutes by car. The yakiniku restaurant Mishakatei that we reserved for dinner is in Sasahara itself, and Shirakaba Lake / Kurumayama are about 20–30 minutes away. When we forgot a charging cable, it was only about seven minutes to a convenience store—which saved us. That said, having a car is pretty much essential if you want full freedom. And yet once you’re back in Sasahara, it feels completely surrounded by mountains. The morning air was so fresh it almost felt like waking up at a mountain hut. That contrast—“truly in nature” but “everything is close with a short drive”—is what makes Shimizu so special. The person who handled check-in also lives in this village area, and it was lovely to hear local tips—like how freshly harvested vegetables are sold nearby at Sasahara Machizukuri Council (within walking distance). Rather than simply staying at a tourist destination, it feels like you get to step into everyday life here for a little while. This time we also enjoyed eating out—eel dishes, soba noodles, cafes, yakiniku—and more. On busy holiday days some places were too crowded to get into—but then we’d buy ingredients locally instead and come back here: eating taiyaki on the veranda or watching dusk settle in. Those ordinary moments ended up being my strongest memories from this trip. Even three nights went by far too quickly. This Accommodation suits spending time as if you’re living quietly in Chino rather than packing your schedule with sightseeing. Next time I’d love to stay longer.