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The building is old, but this is a very cozy Accommodation that makes you want to come back. They accept up to three groups per day; the toilet and washbasin are outside the Room, but they are assigned for your exclusive use, and the Onsen is also reserved privately by time slot. We stayed one night and used it three times in total. As they call themselves a cuisine-focused Accommodation, the food was delicious and more than enough. The owner trained at a soba restaurant, and his handmade soba is served at the end—hearty portions and extremely satisfying. The chicken offal stew and horse sashimi were also excellent. On top of that, chatting with the handsome owner was so much fun that we’re definitely coming back. We visited in summer this time, but we’d like to visit in autumn next time.

After climbing Mt. Yake, I walked to Myojin. All the Accommodation staff were very kind, and I was able to rest and recover well. If I had one request, I would like the bathing hours to be extended. Since hiking requires energy, I would appreciate more protein options at breakfast, such as grilled fish and natto.

I stayed in a twin Room. The amenities were abundant, and although they needed to be returned the next morning, you could choose and bring them to your Room. The Room was clean and spacious enough. The seafood at breakfast was incredibly delicious. There were also salads, grilled fish, curry, and bread, so I ended up eating too much. I plan to stay here again next time!

This Accommodation offered pleasantly attentive service with just the right amount of distance, and we had a very comfortable stay. If you check the Facility details and amenities on the website in advance, I think you’ll find the price and service extremely satisfying. That said, the final road leading to the Accommodation is quite narrow, which was a bit nerve-racking… We booked a standard two-meal Plan, and both meals were delicious with plenty of river fish. It was my first time trying yamame trout sashimi, and even my son—who usually doesn’t like sashimi—was surprised and said, “I can eat this.” Also, just as other Reviews said, the kimchi (kakuteki) was outstanding. The bath at this Accommodation is not an Onsen, but there are 13 unique public baths just outside. Because of that, I felt that having an in-house bath where you can soak slowly at a comfortable temperature is definitely a plus. For rating purposes, however—since this is an Accommodation in Nozawa Onsen Village but not an Onsen—I deducted one star. Overall, this is an Accommodation with a very high level of satisfaction.

We stayed here during a beach trip. All the staff greeted us with kind smiles throughout our stay. The building was very clean and spotless. The bath was also very relaxing. We stayed in a Room with a private bath, and both the bathroom and toilet were very clean. The meals were luxurious with many dishes, and we were completely full. Since we stayed with our child, we were able to enjoy fireworks at night. They provide a fireworks gift, and you can borrow a bucket and a lighter. Breakfast was delicious as well, and we enjoyed coffee after the meal and spent an elegant time until check-out. The free massage chairs and water in the lobby were also very helpful. Small creatures (like tree frogs and crabs) sometimes visit near the Ryokan entrance, which delighted our children. We made wonderful memories to start our summer vacation. Thank you very much.

The Accommodation is well equipped with the Facilities and amenities you need for a stay with your dog. The meals were generous, and we left feeling full. There is also a dog run, which I think our dog really enjoyed.

It was my first time visiting the Oki Islands, and their advice on sightseeing routes was very helpful. The Hotel was within walking distance from where we parked the rental car. There was also complimentary coffee and tea service on the first floor, so we could relax and take our time.

Every year, I take a solo trip on my birthday, and this year I visited the Oki Islands for the first time. I made a last-minute Reservation while watching the weather forecast, but I was able to enjoy the Rosoku Island cruise in perfect weather. The Hotel may feel a bit dated, but it was spotless and well maintained, and both dinner and breakfast were delicious no matter what I tried. The large rock oysters paired perfectly with sake, making it an incredibly luxurious trip.

Due to the typhoon, we had to change our plans at short notice and made a same-day Reservation. It was in a great location—within walking distance of the station, just a few minutes on foot to Kokusai-dori, and right next to a bathing Facility. We initially stayed just as a temporary option, but it was so comfortable that we extended our stay. The building was clean, and breakfast offered three kinds of bread plus a wide variety of drinks—even boiled eggs—so for this price we were very satisfied. I was surprised the hair dryer was ReFa; the amenities were well stocked, and the laundry was free (detergent is paid), which I think is a great service for women. All staff members were pleasant and helpful. This is definitely a Hotel I’d like to use again!

I have stayed on Ishigaki Island several times, but this was my first time staying at Yadoya Takenoko. I had imagined a simple guesthouse, but the private, detached room gave me a great sense of privacy and was very nice. I had breakfast, and it was delicious. The homemade sata andagi that I ate while waiting for the boat was simple with just the right sweetness, and I finished it in no time.

All the other guests besides me were international visitors. Many were travelers from Europe rather than Asia, and everyone had a calm, relaxed demeanor, which made my stay very comfortable. The bath was used as a private bath on a time-slot basis. I assumed this system might be in place because there are many international guests, but after trying it, I found it to be a wonderful luxury—allowing me to enjoy quiet, private time at my own pace. The meals were also excellent, making for a highly satisfying stay. This time I stayed in a Room with an irori hearth. It was spacious and full of character—a lovely Room—but perhaps due to the season, I noticed a slight damp, mold-like smell. Even in summer, measures such as lighting the irori for a short time to reduce indoor humidity might make the stay even more comfortable. Overall, it was very cozy Accommodation and one I would like to visit again.

A perfect blend of traditional Japanese Ryokan charm and modern simplicity! The staff were incredibly friendly, and the meals were delicious. I would love to visit again.

The natural Biwamasu trout, proof of its orange color from feasting on plenty of shrimp! It's incredibly delicious!! Served as sashimi, grilled, fried, and more in generous portions. Living in the Kanto region makes it hard to visit often, but next time I’d love to try the eel hot pot (Jun-Jun). Thank you so much to everyone at the accommodation for your hospitality.

What’s fascinating about Nana’s philosophy is how deliberately it reduces “information density.” Even with just a one-night stay, I could clearly feel the Accommodation’s concept: 1) No excessive signage or posters inside 2) No filling the space with background music 3) Avoiding harsh lighting 4) Minimizing digital noise as much as possible Through the space, sound, light, and service, it conveyed the idea that “silence isn’t emptiness—it’s a state where only what’s necessary remains.” The staff were outstanding from the moment I pulled into the parking area until they saw me off the next morning. I believe this reflects an intentional design by the owners (a couple): creating a place to Clear people’s senses. 5) The main focus is not “people,” but “place” and “nature” → Prioritizing “what you feel” over “who made it.” 6) A commitment to completing the Accommodation as a “work” → Only three rooms; no adding more Facility features. No indiscriminate advertising. → A mindset of “only those who understand need to come,” aligned with traditional house restoration values. You could say this is for travelers whose purpose is to feel restored and re-centered: 7) Your body resets in the Onsen 8) Your senses reset through fire and food 9) Your mind resets through satoyama landscapes and an old folk house → Redefining travel from consumption to renewal. As tools for restoration, it offers free-flowing natural hot spring water, silence, an aesthetic space, and an Accommodation with high experiential value. → Not just “staying overnight,” but a trip where something changes. Nana’s philosophy feels almost perfectly aligned—its ideas and their realization overlap naturally. Among all the places I’ve stayed in Japan over the past few years, this was the best. In other words, choosing Nana—even for just one night—as a journey to re-center my senses and experience it as a complete work turned out exactly right. Thank you very much for your hospitality.

This was my first time staying at Yutorelo Tsuwano. The Japanese-style twin Room was very comfortable. It would have been even better if the toilet and washbasin area were connected. Both dinner and breakfast were delicious, and we were very satisfied. The small-portion gourmet kaiseki was just the right amount, and the steamed dish in particular was excellent. The rice tasting at breakfast was a first for me, and I think it’s a wonderful option. My elderly mother was also very pleased. I would like to visit again.

Everything was even better than I expected. Above all, the open-air bath in the Room was outstanding. If I have the chance, I’d love to stay again.

I’m not comfortable with noisy, bustling places, so I chose to stay here. The meals were delicious, and the hostess’s warm smile was truly soothing. Breakfast was also very satisfying, and I would love to stay again. I was able to relax and spend a wonderful time. Thank you very much.

I took a spontaneous solo trip. The Room was unique, but it was truly the perfect size for one person—an ideal place to switch off and just spend time alone. I made a Reservation with a Plan that did not include crab to save money, but the buffet selection was so substantial that I was completely satisfied even without crab. Above all, my main goal was drinks, and the all-you-can-drink option with a variety of sake was simply great—I enjoyed several types of Saga sake paired with the food. For a solo trip focused on enjoying alcohol, this will be my only choice from now on. Since it’s reasonably priced without crab, I’ll be back. This time I checked in at the last minute and couldn’t use the sauna, so next time I’ll arrive earlier and enjoy the sauna before savoring the drinks and food.

I was very satisfied because I prefer free-flowing Onsen straight from the source (I don’t like recirculated baths). For those who like natural hot spring water, the open-air bath seems especially highly rated. It’s also great that families can bathe together. All of the meals were delicious—nothing felt like an afterthought. I love places with a Showa-era atmosphere, so I’d like to visit again someday.

We were very satisfied with the views, the meals, and the staff’s service. Cold water was available before and after bathing, and the Room was kept very clean. There were some insects floating in the open-air bath, but that is to be expected at an Accommodation in the mountains; anyone who complains about it has forgotten that they are in nature. We would like to stay again.