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The indoor area was very spacious and the facilities were well-equipped, allowing for a comfortable stay. I would like to stay again if I have the opportunity.

We used this Accommodation for a family memorial service in Kyoto. We were satisfied with the Facility and the meals. The sliding doors did not open and close smoothly, but it felt nostalgic. The location is hard to find, so we hope to see more nearby photos. A staff member kindly escorted my mother when she got lost.

This was my second stay. I was drawn to the charming sukiya-style building. It is a single-story Accommodation with high ceilings and a spacious feel. The main room has large openings, and I was able to relax peacefully while watching the trains and the distant scenery. It had been a while since my last stay, but it was carefully maintained and just as spotless as before. Thanks to the owner’s thoughtful hospitality, I had a very comfortable stay. The breakfast made with locally sourced ingredients was delicious. My son was thrilled to have an insect-catching experience like a night safari. I would love to stay again.

Our family of four stayed for one night. This time it was just a one-night stay, but we thought a Multiple Night Stay would be great for enjoying sightseeing. There is also an Onsen Facility fairly nearby, so it’s convenient if you’re coming by car. This is an Accommodation we were glad we chose.

The atmosphere and decor of the building were excellent! Although it is a bit away from the city center, it is in a quiet location and very comfortable to stay.

One of the few high-quality accommodations in Shikoku. It preserves tradition, adds an artistic essence, and combines a warm, homely atmosphere. Thank you for welcoming us to such a wonderful residence. With heartfelt gratitude, we look forward to visiting again.

We stayed with our 8-month-old child and a family of three. The dappled sunlight through the garden with the white wisteria tree was pleasant, allowing us to relax and enjoy the time as the day turned to night. As it is a property limited to one group, I think it is perfect for relaxing. (It was also very nice for us as a family to have a place where we could let our child roll around.) The hostess takes care of everything from check-in to serving meals and providing shuttle service. She is a very loving person, accommodating our various requests, allowing us to have a pleasant stay. This time, we requested various things like baby food and a surprise cake for our wedding anniversary. They prepared local vegetables and a cake from a recommended shop, allowing us to feel the essence of the area while staying at the property. Around the property, there are stylish shops utilizing the townscape of storehouses. If you visit, I think you can ask the hostess for recommendations on good places to visit. This is a property recommended for a long and leisurely stay. This time, we relaxed from lunchtime until the next day's noon. (The coffee we had on the garden veranda in the morning was delicious.) It seems they also accommodate late check-out until 5 PM, so it might be worth considering for your travel schedule.

Check-in is between 4:00 PM and 6:00 PM. After receiving a brief explanation, the hotel staff left, allowing us to enjoy a completely private space for a luxurious experience. This time, we did not hire a private chef but brought our own wine and food for dinner. Every item and piece of furniture is carefully selected, creating an atmosphere that feels like stepping back in time to a historical drama. You can rent out this incredibly luxurious space exclusively. The bedroom is also meticulously designed, and from the second-floor bedroom, you can wake up to an amazing view of Lake Kawaguchi right in front of you—a perfect location. For Onsen lovers, you can use the Onsen at the nearby Ashiwada Hotel. While I didn’t use it myself, my companion did and said both the indoor bath and open-air bath were fantastic. As for drawbacks, there are no izakayas or shops nearby where you can casually walk out to dine or shop. Renting out this secluded traditional house for multiple nights would make for an exceptionally luxurious trip (this time we stayed one night but would love to stay longer next time when we have more time). Since it’s still newly opened, prices are quite affordable now; however, I predict they will gradually increase over time (it feels too cheap at the moment). We stayed as four adults this time and everyone was extremely satisfied—we’ve already decided to visit again in September! Unfortunately, due to bad weather this trip, we couldn’t try kayaking; next time we hope to challenge ourselves with early morning kayaking while enjoying views of Mount Fuji reflected on the water!

I chose this accommodation in Tokamachi, Niigata Prefecture, a heavy snowfall area, because I wanted to experience a snow-covered location. The renovated traditional house had an interior full of charm. I fully enjoyed using the irori (sunken hearth) and wood stove. When I wanted to lay out the futon at night but couldn't find it, I contacted the staff and they promptly came to assist me. For dinner, we brought our own ingredients and made hot pot dishes. The kitchen was spacious with all necessary cooking utensils and seasonings available, making my wife and daughter happily cook together. Breakfast was a delightful New Year's meal with rich flavors that left an impression. Although the accommodation does not have its own onsen, there are nearby onsen facilities available for use without inconvenience. The building itself is impressive—a renovated traditional house combined with modern Japanese furniture—allowing us to stay comfortably even during this cold snowy season. I look forward to visiting their sister accommodations in the future as well.

Feel the closeness of nature and listen carefully: the rustling sound of bamboo leaves swaying in the wind, the chirping of insects and birds, and the moon floating in the vast sky. It was a time when my heart resonated quietly, deeply healing my soul. The open-air bath had water at just the right temperature, while the indoor bath was enveloped in a soothing aroma of cypress. The large sauna and cypress cold bath were also relaxing, and stepping out onto the terrace revealed an extraordinary view reminiscent of Bali or an overseas resort. This liberating accommodation where you can walk around freely feels truly unique. In the spacious living room, we enjoyed conversations at the counter, while in the large bath I shared luxurious moments talking with my daughter. Convenient for sightseeing as well—morning walks through silver grass fields, cycling visits to Hakone Shrine and Kuzuryu Shrine. We rode on Motomiya Ropeway, had a Japanese lunch at Yamano Hotel after checkout, followed by a leisurely time at a café. We fully enjoyed our trip to Hakone to its fullest extent. The accommodation was impeccably clean everywhere we went, making it comfortable throughout our stay. It’s an unforgettable experience that made us say “perfect” countless times from our hearts. We would love to visit again!

I came to Unnan City on a solo trip planning to stay in a “separate traditional house,” but I was amazed when I arrived. In reality, it’s an exceptionally refined architectural masterpiece—an architect’s residence beautifully renovated. From the way the space is framed to the textures of the pillars and ceiling, every angle is full of character. Exploring the great outdoors was wonderful, but enjoying the luxury of doing nothing in this spacious setting was just as unforgettable. With a kitchen and washing machine, you can stay as if you live here—highly recommended for a Multiple Night Stay (there may be discounts for longer stays). A truly special Accommodation that will elevate your trip to Unnan City.