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I stayed on a weekday. The outdoor barbecue while listening to the sound of the stream flowing nearby became a special memory.

We stayed for one night and two days as a family with our small dog. The Komamune accommodation offers a relaxing bedroom (grinding the provided coffee beans yourself is pure bliss!), a dining area for enjoyment (even though it rained slightly, the covered space was no issue, equipped with air conditioning and large windows offering stunning city and sky night views!), a sauna space, and separate toilet & bathroom facilities (the bath allowed for quiet relaxation without hearing family or surrounding noises. However, the dim lighting at the sink might make makeup application challenging for women). Due to allergies, we opted out of meals and rented a grill instead. The staff promptly assisted whenever contacted during its use—truly impressive service! While the microwave was located at the front desk, which made heating frozen food slightly inconvenient, any inquiries were met with immediate responses from their outstanding staff. Sitting on chairs in the garden while watching our dog explore, breathing in fresh air, reading books or enjoying drinks—it was an elegant and beautifully clean space filled with thoughtful design. This accommodation allowed each of us to spend time freely without being bound by schedules—a place where both body and mind were truly fulfilled.

The food and the room were excellent. Also, having various conversations with the hostess made it a wonderful experience.

The accommodation was even more comfortable than I imagined from the photos. First, the room was stylish, spacious, and equipped with everything needed. The bed was comfortable, and the bathroom was excellent. One of my companions even said, "I can't believe they have every cooking utensil here! I wish we had booked a multiple night stay!" For me, everything seemed to feature the latest facilities, which left me amazed throughout my stay. On top of that, having a bed that is comfortable for someone with back pain was absolutely wonderful. I would love to stay here again. **Note:** The only thing I found confusing was the key app. If it doesn't work properly: - Check if you have received a spare key. - Restart the app. This worked for me—hope it helps!

The hostess and her daughter were very friendly, and it was a relaxing Accommodation. The Onsen was also free-flowing, and the open-air bath was wonderful. I would love to stay again. Thank you very much.

From the deck connected to the living room, enjoy a breathtaking view of Onigi's terraced rice fields, selected as one of Japan's Top 100 Terraced Rice Fields. You’ll also be greeted by friendly goats right in front of the house. The deck features a traditional Goemon bath where you can soak while admiring the scenery. For dinner, gather around an irori (traditional sunken hearth) and enjoy a leisurely meal while chatting with the hosts. The dishes are made with local ingredients and enhanced by homemade seasonings like soy sauce koji and nuoc mam vinegar—everything is delicious, perfectly paired with drinks. After dinner, sleep under a mosquito net for a nostalgic Showa-era experience. In the morning, try cooking rice in a traditional kamado stove using freshly harvested rice from the terraced fields—it’s so flavorful on its own! Pair it with grilled fish (barracuda on this day), large-grain natto from Takachiho, roasted seaweed over an irori fire, or tamago kake gohan (rice topped with raw egg). You’ll find yourself reaching for seconds! This accommodation is perfect for families or couples and is also popular among international guests. For those who aren’t comfortable eating raw eggs at breakfast, you can request alternatives like tamagoyaki (Japanese omelet). We’d love to visit again as a family!

After enjoying a touring experience in Wakayama, savoring delicious Kue cuisine has become an annual pleasure. The sunset over the Pacific Ocean viewed from the dining Room was incredibly beautiful. Looking forward to next season as well!

We are deeply grateful to have enjoyed such high-quality service at an affordable price. When I took a closer look at the beautiful flowers arranged in the large vase, I was surprised to find they were fresh. Preparing pre-ground coffee and gyokuro tea in advance in the refrigerator, and even providing prior notice of local community announcements—your attention to detail made me think, “This must be truly professional work.” We also learned a lot from how you maintain just the right distance with guests, starting with your courteous greeting, “Thank you for choosing us.” I had assumed that only luxury Ryokan avoid using artificial flowers these days, but to offer this level of care even to ordinary guests like us—my sincere respect.

True to its name as a fine sake inn, it offers a wide selection of alcoholic drinks, and the meals paired with them are excellent. A quiet Accommodation recommended for those seeking rest and relaxation.

A traditional Japanese farmhouse in a very quiet location near Lake Kasumigaura. It’s a relaxing space where you can escape the hustle and bustle of the city. You can also enjoy their home-brewed craft beer as a welcome drink. The food was simply delicious. We also got to try splitting firewood. All the staff were very kind, and the nearby aquarium is also recommended.

We stayed for one night with dinner and breakfast included. The Accommodation was clean, and the fireplace and the scent of wood in the Room were very relaxing. I’m giving it 4 stars because there was no bathtub, only a shower. The meals were very satisfying. As an auberge around Asahikawa, it’s top-class so far. Once all guests are seated, the dishes are served all at once, but we were able to enjoy beer and other drinks beforehand. Taisetsuzan Beer is recommended. It started raining the next morning, and the Hotel staff brought us an umbrella. It’s a Facility that makes you want to come back again.

We thoroughly enjoyed delicious local mountain vegetables and river fish, paired with sake that complemented them perfectly. It was an Accommodation where we could truly feel time slow down, and one we would love to visit again in a different season.

We stayed here for a family trip. The Room and bathroom were clean, and the kitchen was well equipped, so we had a comfortable stay.

This Accommodation near Kofu City was exactly what we were looking for: pet-friendly, not in the middle of town, and reasonably priced. It’s a Japanese-style building from the late Showa era, and it felt like coming home to our family house. It was actually more space than needed for just the two of us and our small dog, but it has been well maintained—old yet clean—and we were able to relax in a calm, unhurried atmosphere. The staff and the owners (a couple) were very friendly and welcoming. Our pet settled in right away and happily interacted with them. We also really enjoyed chatting with local people—it was a rare treat for us. The meals featured local ingredients, including delicious miso soup made with homemade miso, which truly reminded us how special traveling can be.

I stayed at the accommodation for the Anori Fugu course, and every dish was truly delicious and impressive. The service was excellent, and I was comforted by the kindness of the hostess. When leaving, they saw me off until my car departed and even prepared tea, which was a very thoughtful gesture. It was a warm accommodation that left a lasting impression, making me want to visit again.

Located in the heart of Shuzenji, it offers easy access to local sightseeing spots. The hot spring bath is a little on the hot side with free-flowing natural source water. Breakfast and dinner are served in generous portions. It is an Accommodation that feels like coming home to your family house.

My spouse and I stayed for one night while sightseeing around the Mikata Five Lakes. The Accommodation is on the shore of Lake Mikata, and the view from our Room was wonderful—the sunset was dazzling. Dinner featured a boat platter of sashimi that was more than enough for two, and it was fresh and delicious. The other dishes (corn sesame tofu, Wagyu beef, and a clam hot pot with salted butter, etc.) were also carefully prepared and beautifully seasoned, leaving us completely satisfied. Breakfast was delicious as well and very filling. It was also great to be able to see Lake Mikata from the bath. It’s just over a 10-minute drive to the Mikata Five Lakes Terrace, making this Accommodation highly recommended for trips to the Mikata Five Lakes or Wakasa Bay. We’d love to visit again during crab season someday.