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We stayed at the Ryokan during summer vacation. The interior was very beautiful, and everything was clean. The bath had a lovely fragrance and was very relaxing. The staff were kind and took great care of us. We definitely want to visit again! Thank you so much!

In the heart of Higashi Chaya District, this Accommodation lets you stay as if living in a Kanazawa machiya townhouse, and it remains one of the most memorable Hotels I have ever stayed in. As soon as you step inside, the gentle scent of wood fills the air and naturally calms you. While preserving the charm of an old machiya, the interior has been refined into a modern, sophisticated space, and my stay was comfortable from start to finish. The passage garden leading from the entrance to the living room reinterprets a traditional machiya layout as a contemporary art gallery, creating a distinctive atmosphere from the moment you arrive. With part of one living-room wall opened up, it retains that classic machiya serenity while adding just the right sense of openness. On the first floor, warmth from natural wood is balanced beautifully with a palette of brown, white, cream, and black. Everything—from pendant lights to furniture and small details—has been carefully chosen for a cohesive look that shows great taste down to every corner. The table in particular stood out: its texture evoked Noto washi paper and kurikawa-zome (chestnut husk dyeing), and it felt like local culture and craftsmanship were seamlessly woven into the space. The bath and wash area are modern and spotless in crisp black-and-white tones, and even the scent of Aesop hand soap and bath amenities was wonderfully soothing. Upstairs retains even more of the original wooden character of a machiya, offering a different kind of quiet calm. The bedroom lighting—soft like moonlight—was especially memorable and perfectly suited to the mood. Another unique highlight is being able to whisk matcha in your room. The tea kettle, bowls, and other tools are thoughtfully selected; using vessels that reflect Kanazawa- and Noto-area traditional crafts made preparing matcha yourself feel truly special. With clear instructions provided, it’s easy to enjoy even for first-timers. Unlike having tea at a tourist spot, making matcha in this quiet machiya setting felt deeply relaxing. Open the windows and you can sense both the stillness of this teahouse district and hints of local daily life beyond it. Rather than simply visiting as a tourist, being able to blend into the neighborhood is an experience that’s hard to find at an ordinary Hotel. Breakfast was at Miso Soup Club just a short walk away; I enjoyed a nourishing Japanese breakfast with hearty miso soup packed with ingredients along with egg over rice (tamago kake gohan) and small side dishes. This is an Accommodation I would highly recommend for anyone who wants to savor Kanazawa’s culture, craftsmanship—and unhurried quiet time—with care.

Drawn in by the phrase “Japan’s most luxurious villa,” six fellow business owners and I stayed for one night while visiting Ishigaki Island. In the end, it was an outstanding stay that every one of us raved about. What surprised us even before arriving was the pre-trip meeting with a dedicated planner. Their flexibility and ability to turn any request into reality—along with thoughtful suggestions—had us excited from the start. The actual stay was truly the definition of being fully taken care of. From Shuttle Service to and from the airport, to marine activities like snorkeling on our own private boat, and even a buggy experience on an uninhabited island reached by crossing Kabira Bay in an amphibious vehicle—everything was a one-of-a-kind experience you can only have here. The view from the uninhabited island’s private beach was more beautiful than anything we had ever seen, and it became an unforgettable memory. The villa’s pool and full-scale water slide were also high quality—six adults could enjoy them to the fullest. On top of that, everything was all-inclusive, from an Ishigaki beef BBQ to alcoholic beverages. We were also amazed by Mr./Ms. S, our dedicated veteran coordinator. With decades of experience escorting well-known public figures, their knowledge of Ishigaki Island and hospitality were truly world-class. Thanks to S, our trip satisfaction multiplied many times over. And since we could keep enjoying activities right up until just before our evening flight home the next day, it honestly felt like two nights’ worth—so much so that it seemed like a bargain. We absolutely want to come back, and this is a special place I can confidently recommend to other business owners as well. Next time, I’d love to visit with my team from work.

I used this accommodation for a refreshing break after starting work during the first three days of the New Year. Having previously enjoyed the large public bath on a day trip, I was looking forward to my stay. The interior has an atmosphere of old Kumamoto, with a nostalgic map of Kumamoto Prefecture from before the Heisei-era municipal mergers. The onsen features two private baths for guests, available from 6:00 AM to 11:00 PM. The light mineral quality of the water warmed me to my core. Even if you choose a room-only plan, there are vending machines inside and a convenience store within a 10-minute walk, making it convenient for shopping when you have time.

Stayed for 2 nights during a trip to Takayama city and its surroundings. The location is very convenient, just about a 3-minute walk to the old town. In the morning, it’s especially nice for a leisurely stroll as there are fewer tourists (though shops may not be open). Miyagawa Morning Market is also less than a 10-minute walk away. Since it’s an entire house rental, we were able to relax as if we were at home with our family. There are plenty of restaurants nearby, and with the simple kitchen provided, you can also buy groceries from local supermarkets and prepare your own meals. The property includes a garage, so traveling by car is worry-free. Exceeded our expectations and left us very satisfied!

We stayed as four adults while returning home with my mother, who uses a wheelchair. We made a Reservation for a kaiseki course in a special Room with an Onsen. From check-in to check-out, the staff were outstanding. Not only did we have no complaints, we were able to relax in complete comfort. The Onsen had both an indoor bath and an open-air bath, and following the sommelier’s recommended way of bathing left our skin silky smooth. At dinner, we enjoyed sake as well as beer. When we couldn’t decide what to choose, a staff member knowledgeable about sake came over and carefully explained each label, helping us find recommendations that matched our preferences. The Room was spacious and spotless. The amenities were excellent, and our whole family was very satisfied. My mother had suffered a subarachnoid hemorrhage two years ago, so I was worried about how much she would be able to enjoy the stay due to aftereffects. However, she said the food was delicious and ate happily. The in-room Onsen—fed by the same water as the large public bath—was also wonderful for her with family support, and she was very pleased. She bathed twice: at night and in the morning. It certainly wasn’t cheap, but it was an experience that exceeded its price in satisfaction.

We stayed here on our first trip to Shinojima. Even before our stay, the staff kindly accommodated various requests, including changes to our Plan and Shuttle Service arrangements. Dinner was served in our Room, and every seafood dish was delicious. Since our child is still small, we could enjoy the meal without worrying about disturbing others. They also lent us a bucket so we could set off the fireworks we brought on the beach right in front of the Accommodation, and it was a big help that they disposed of the used fireworks afterward. The entire building is tatami-floored—probably unique on the island—which made it especially relaxing. The beach view from our Room was wonderful, so next time I’d love to enjoy it from an open-air bath as well. The hospitality from the proprietress and all staff members was excellent, and we would love to return.

It was the best meal I’ve had in a long time. I ordered the eel set meal, and every dish—from the appetizer to the final course—was delicious and exceeded my expectations. The daily set meal was also outstanding, with each dish prepared personally by the chef. The quality rivaled Michelin-starred restaurants, and even the tableware showed great taste.

Originally starting as a traditional Japanese restaurant, the cuisine here is carefully prepared and absolutely delicious. The unique lacquered bathtub, combined with the quality of the water, provides a truly relaxing experience. The surroundings of the accommodation are very quiet, allowing for a restful sleep. While the facilities themselves are excellent, what impressed me most was how accommodating and flexible everyone was to our requests. They not only explained about the dishes but also shared insights into the history of Kitakata and its surroundings. The hospitality from the owner and staff left a lasting impression on us. This time we visited during cherry blossom season, but we would love to return in other seasons as well!

First time staying here. The Room was nicely cooled on arrival, so it was comfortable from the start. We stayed as a couple, but there were three sets of futons laid out, which was a mystery. The living area and bedroom are separate, and the space is more than sufficient. It’s fine for eating out or doing light cooking. There’s also a washing machine, so we could wash our clothes that day and have them dry by the next day using the bathroom dryer, which was very helpful. It was an extremely hot day, so even walking in the morning felt a bit tough, but I’m glad we could take a stroll around To-ji Temple. For breakfast we chose yuba (tofu skin). Around 8:30, they delivered a pot and IH cooktop, an ohitsu rice container, simmered dishes in small tiered boxes, and salmon. The taste and portions were just right. If breakfast could be served a little earlier, we might be able to do more before check-out. There were occasional loud noises from what seemed like the first floor (?) which startled us; it may be due to the building structure and some kind of work being done downstairs. It was a great stay—spending some time in Kyoto almost made us feel like locals.

The size of this Stays was just right for spending time with family. It wasn't too large to feel unsettling, nor too small to feel cramped. It was about 100 square meters, perhaps? Given the season in December, it was quite cold outside, but the interior was well-heated and perfectly comfortable. A pellet stove was installed, and there was a fence around it for safety, making it reassuring for children. Stepping out into the garden, we were greeted by clear air and a starry sky, allowing us to enjoy a special time that can't be experienced in the city. This Property, which combines the tranquility of an old folk house with nature, was the perfect place to forget the hustle and bustle of daily life. The slowly flowing time and the winter-like crisp air left a wonderful impression on my heart. I especially recommend it to foreign guests.

I heard from an acquaintance that this is the best game meat Stays in Shikoku, and I was looking forward to visiting. Both dinner and breakfast were delicious, and even my usually light-eating companion had seconds. The experience of eating duck hot pot by the hearth and having freshly laid eggs for breakfast was something you can't easily find at other Stays, and I was truly satisfied with the price, wondering if it was really okay to stay at such a price!

The accommodation, the interior design of the rooms, and even the café all made it feel like time was flowing more slowly, allowing us to enjoy a truly wonderful experience. The meals provided were perfectly prepared and only needed to be warmed up, but even the time spent preparing them in the lovely kitchen was enjoyable. Most importantly, everything was absolutely delicious. The staff were all incredibly kind, making our stay a happy and memorable one. Thank you so much! I can't wait to visit again soon! About 30 minutes away by car, there is a Manga Art Museum and Akita Furusato Village. It was so much fun!

This is a wonderful Accommodation and ideal for adults. Many Facilities have been upgraded since last year, making it an even more favorite place to stay, except that some doors fit less well than before. The owner’s personality is also excellent.

There is a swallow’s nest above the entrance, and when you step inside, a wide earthen-floored space opens up in front of you. Although it’s a traditional Japanese house, it has been renovated in a modern style, with an up-to-date kitchen, refrigerator, and other appliances lined up in the earthen-floored area. When you open the Room door from there, you enter an irori hearth and tatami Room. It’s very spacious—almost too large for just two people. Air conditioning is installed everywhere except on the second floor above the bath area, so it stays comfortable even in summer. The Room also has games and play equipment such as shogi pieces, ring toss, a frisbee, and badminton. There is also a garden large enough to play badminton in. At night we enjoyed fireworks and even a bonfire despite it being summer; when we looked up, we could see the starry sky and the Milky Way. There is no light pollution. Meals were not included on the first day; on the second day, staff carefully grilled vegetables and meat over the irori hearth for us. The meat slowly grilled over charcoal was incredibly delicious. The staff were very kind—they prepared our meal and explained the background of this traditional house—and we truly felt their hospitality. We were able to savor the happiness of simply spending time at ease. Next time I’d love to return from autumn into winter!

Although we arrived late, we had informed them in advance, and they kindly accepted our Reservation. Also, for a whole-house rental Accommodation, it was rare to have breakfast included: the rice cooker was set so the rice would be ready at 6:00 a.m., and miso soup was prepared in a thermos in the refrigerator so it could be enjoyed after warming—an excellent Japanese breakfast. The Facility’s interior was stylish and reflected the owner’s great sense of design, making our stay very comfortable. Since we were traveling with children, we did not use the kura bed and instead laid futons in the same Room; however, it would have been even better if the futon set were a bit softer. The location is also great—just a short walk away on a quiet side street off the main road of the Bikan Historical Quarter—so you can relax peacefully at night. I highly recommend it to anyone visiting Kurashiki.

Good Points: - The building is well-constructed, so noise from neighbors or upstairs was hardly noticeable. - The staff paid attention to details, which was greatly appreciated. - The Room was odorless and clean. - Wi-Fi worked properly. - My request for a low pillow was accommodated perfectly. Areas for Improvement: - All the towels seemed to have an oily film and did not absorb water as well as new towels would. A fellow guest at the bath also mentioned that they had never encountered towels with such poor absorbency before. - The mirror was folded inside the closet, and I only noticed it at checkout when I wanted to use it. It would be helpful if it were placed in a more noticeable location.

We stayed in a river-view room. The soothing sound of the flowing water enhanced the sense of relaxation. The large public bath also has both a shallow rock bath and a deep rock bath, and the changing area was clean and pleasant. The lobby has a nostalgic atmosphere like a single inn in rural Japan. I hope it stays just as it is—without becoming overly stylish—and preserves that hometown feel. Our main purpose this time was stargazing, and the night sky was simply breathtaking—an overwhelming spectacle. This is truly an Accommodation for star viewing. The riverside charcoal-grilled meal featured live amago trout, which was an experience we don’t usually get to have. The portions were huge—I was completely full. The bed linens were soft with just the right firmness, and I slept very well.

Upon entering the Room, I couldn't help but exclaim, "Wow, so lovely!" The tatami edge patterns were adorable, and thoughtful touches could be felt throughout. The meals were especially satisfying with generous portions and absolutely delicious flavors. The private family bath was fantastic with its silky smooth water, allowing for a truly relaxing experience. After enjoying breakfast and returning to the Room, I was delighted to find the futon neatly folded. The cheerful and adorable children added a warm and homely touch. Thank you very much!

Both dinner and breakfast were absolutely delicious. The chef and owner were friendly, making our time very enjoyable. It's easy to see why there are so many repeat guests!