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It feels like a dream to have enjoyed such a wonderful sensory experience so close to home. We stayed here for a family birthday, and despite making many selfish requests, the staff responded to everything with smiles, for which we are truly grateful! We thoroughly enjoyed staying in the dome tent we had always dreamed of. We would love to visit again. It was an exceptional one-night stay. Thank you very much!

Barbecue facilities were available, and it was amazing. We had a wonderful New Year's experience.

I used a whole house rental for the first time and it was wonderful. The interior was stylish and spacious, it was perfect. If I had to point out one dissatisfaction, it would be that the TV remote control was really slow to respond.

Located in the upper area of Wada-no, it was very quiet and pleasant. The exterior and interior were stylish as well. However, the built-in washing machine and kitchen appliances like the microwave were foreign-made; while they looked elegant, their usability was a bit confusing. Additionally, during summer nights, countless insects were attracted to the lights and stuck to the windows. Other than that, it was a chalet I would love to visit again.

This was our first time staying here. As soon as we arrived, our dog ran around the dog run. There was also a small pool, and the kids had a great time. There is a step by the wood-burning stove in the living room, and I didn’t notice it and almost tripped—it felt a bit dangerous... For some reason, we couldn’t lock either of the two gate doors. We were glad we could lock the living room and bedroom doors. The sunset was very beautiful!

A renovated traditional Japanese house Accommodation located at the top of a mountain road. The old beams and fittings have been preserved or beautifully repurposed, so it doesn’t feel outdated at all. Since the owner built it personally, there are a few small details that may feel slightly unfinished, but the space is very comfortable, with thoughtful touches in the furniture and decor throughout. I asked to change the schedule at short notice, and they kindly accommodated my request, which I truly appreciated. For the barbecue, they also showed us—together with our child—how to prepare the firewood and charcoal, which made our child very happy. It became a wonderful summer memory for us.

Stayed as a couple with a small dog. This accommodation felt more like a pension than a hotel. It was like visiting a seaside villa, with great ocean views from the accommodation and a relaxing stay. The meals were full of Ibaraki specialties, including natto, seafood, beef, and melon—plentiful and satisfying. It was slightly disappointing that access to the beach from the accommodation was far, as the direct stairs seemed to be deteriorating and unusable. The owner had a wonderful personality and their love for dogs made our stay enjoyable.

Experience glamping with a touch of tradition, enjoying a Japanese Kaiseki dinner in a historic mansion built during the Meiji era. Accommodation is provided in "Jyubako," designed by Snow Peak and Kengo Kuma. This wooden trailer house features soft, embedded indirect lighting for a cozy atmosphere. The room includes a double-sized bed with crisp linens and plush mattresses for excellent comfort. Large windows offer an open and inviting space. The cabin is equipped with basic amenities such as a sink, toaster oven, electric kettle, regular coffee, and dripper. While there are no showers or toilets inside the cabin, sanitary facilities are conveniently located on-site and include 24-hour shower access. Guests can also use the Onsen at Tsukioka Onsen within the same group; however, it may require some travel. Dinner is served in private rooms within the main mansion—a stunning historical building filled with antique furnishings and well-maintained gardens. Paired with craft beer from Swan Lake Brewery next door, this exquisite meal offers an unforgettable dining experience. A separate building houses a self-service bar featuring local sake and draft beer from Swan Lake Brewery available all night long. Guests can enjoy drinks under the moonlight at their cabin's outdoor table for an enchanting evening. As open fires are prohibited due to being on cultural heritage grounds, glass-fronted rocket stoves are available for rent instead—highly recommended to keep warm while enjoying the ambiance of firelight alongside ample firewood provided. Surrounded by serene countryside views, guests can relax by the fire or visit the bar occasionally for drinks before retreating to their quiet cabins equipped with air conditioning for restful sleep. In the morning, enjoy breakfast under your cabin's tarp-covered area with hot sandwiches and coffee. Although direct views of surrounding rice fields are blocked by fences, only five cabins occupy this spacious property ensuring privacy and tranquility throughout your stay. Check-out is simple—just leave your key inside your room as staff members aren't present in the morning. While more information about local attractions would have been appreciated during check-out time—it was still an exceptional stay overall!

The meals were simply the best. The homemade pizza and tart are a must-try. Heating appliances are installed in all rooms, so there was no trouble keeping warm. Additionally, there are clothes drying appliances, which were helpful for drying clothes wet from the heavy rain. I stayed with my pet. The availability of cages, food bowls, and toilet sheets was helpful. The staff were friendly and provided excellent hospitality, which was satisfying.

This time we used the property for a family trip, but I think it would be a very enjoyable stay with friends! It is close to the station and there are many shops around. We had a lot of luggage for a 3-night, 4-day trip with a ferry and car stay, so it was a shame that there was no parking nearby and it was heavy to carry... Thank you very much for your hospitality.