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The exterior of a traditional Japanese farmhouse is shown, featuring dark wooden siding and a tiled roof. Large windows allow natural light to illuminate the interior. A vintage wooden cart rests on the ground, complementing the rustic charm of the structure.

Hut in Inabe

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 104 reviews

1 house with a garden for up to 8 people (2 double beds, 4 cloth groups)

It is an old house built about 100 years ago.There are magnificent beams, pillars, and dirt, so you can experience Japan in the past. There is a supermarket Maxvalu 5 minutes away by car. There is a convenience store 3 minutes away by car. There are 2 double beds, We can provide 4 futons. There is a washing machine (outside). The host lives about 200m from the "house with old trees". By Rental Electric Assist Bike It is recommended to visit the rural landscape, Satoyama, the singing of birds, the babbling of the river, and the small historic shrines and temples protected by the locals. Japanese Civil Engineering Heritage Glasses Bridge, Twist Bridge Mt. Ryugatake of Japan's Mountain Heritage Fujiwara-dake, one of the Hundred Mountains of Flowers Fujiwara Cultural Center, a natural monument, a river fish, a cat Please tell us the purpose of your stay by email, and we can provide you with a lot of other local information. This house was built by my father-in-law's parents, who were born in 1933. The house was vacant for eight years before we started hosting.Thanks to everyone staying, we've been able to repair it little by little.I want to preserve the beautiful Japanese technology and culture of old houses for the future, and I want as many people as possible to experience them.That's how I feel.

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A spacious dining area features a large wooden table surrounded by chairs, positioned near expansive windows. Natural light illuminates the interior, showcasing a view of the lush countryside beyond. The rustic decor enhances the inviting ambiance, perfect for shared meals.

Farm stay in Meiwa

4.91 out of 5 average rating, 197 reviews

Entire farmhouse rental "Hanare Rokutsuki"/Ise Jingu Shrine, quiet time and natural scenery, wood stove, wooden speakers

◎Soothing space for rent "hanare 6 tsuki" You can experience a farm stay in a situation where you can spread out the countryside. Limited to one group per day, it is a small building, so you can relax with 2-3 people. For the architecture, we use natural materials such as dirt walls with plaster walls, earthen rooms with grills, and bedrooms made of cypress from Mie Prefecture, so you can relax with peace of mind. A wood-burning stove is available during the winter months. Special acoustic wooden speakers can listen to music on records, CDs, and Bluetooth. You can also have a simple farming experience in the June farmland where you can grow pesticide-free vegetables.(Reservation fee required) You can fully enjoy the blessings of living in the city. You can cook by yourself using seasonal pesticide-free vegetables and Matsusaka beef at a nearby butcher shop. Enjoy freshly ground coffee on your hand mill.(Original blend for coffee beans) Please bring sleeping clothing and bath towels.(Face towels are provided.Bath towel rental available) The location is a quiet country.I would advise you to come with a car. Please use the gravel parking lots in the warehouse.

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A scenic view captures a winding river bordered by lush greenery and terraced fields. The distant mountains rise under a clear blue sky, creating a serene outdoor landscape. A small bridge crosses the river, leading into the vibrant valley dotted with traditional village structures.

Hut in Kumano

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 71 reviews

Rural accommodation with seasonal vegetables

Farm Stay AMAYADORI Here, Kumano City, Mie Prefecture is a rural village with mountains, rivers, fields, and Japan's original scenery. And we are a small farmer who grows rice and multi-product vegetables, herbs, and flowers. We provide the rice and vegetables we have grown during your stay, as well as fresh eggs grown in Kumano. The kitchen of the house is also equipped with condiments and cooking utensils. We hope you will enjoy cooking with us. My guidebook contains information about the surrounding area. Looking forward to meeting you soon. * We do not provide meals. ※ No toothbrushes are provided.Please understand. * Please prepare in advance for missing ingredients such as meat. * Please note that there are no supermarkets, convenience stores, or gas stations within 25 kilometers of the inn.

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The spacious interior features traditional tatami mat flooring, with a raised wooden platform and low wooden table at its center. Shoji screens separate sleeping quarters, revealing comfortable beds. Soft lighting and minimalist decor create a serene ambiance, while a large, unique pendant lamp provides an artistic touch.

Farm stay in Tanabe

5 out of 5 average rating, 79 reviews

Ryunohara Hatago

Stay at Ryunohara Hatago, a 120-year-old farmhouse blending tradition with comfort in Japan’s spiritual heartlands. In the Edo period, Hatagos were small inns where weary travellers could recuperate. Today we’ve revived the tradition with a seamless mix of heritage and modern amenities. Whether stargazing, wading in the crystal-clear waters of the Hidakagawa river, or simply enjoying the company of rare chickens, this is a sanctuary for those seeking renewal and a deeper connection to nature.

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A large window reveals a serene view of lush green rice fields and distant mountains. Scattered clouds drift above a rural landscape, with charming houses visible across the fields. Natural light brightens the interior, reflected by a polished surface nearby.

Home in Kizugawa

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 128 reviews

Cosy house in a small village. Hiking, cycling.

Wheelers Den is a cosy and quiet self contained house in a lovely rural village. Ideal as a base for experiencing authentic village life and exploring Nara, Wazuka and southern Kyoto. Amazing cycling, hiking, temples, 700 year old stone carvings, tea plantations, rice fields and mountains all close. Free rental bikes available. By train Nara is 15 minutes. Iga ninja museum and castle 35 mins. Kyoto 57 mins. Osaka 50 mins. Free parking for one car. A great place for a unique experience of Japan.

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A spacious living area features warm wooden walls and flooring. A contemporary wood stove is situated against a stone backdrop. A light wooden table sits low to the ground, with floor cushions placed nearby. A minimalist chair is positioned for comfort, enhancing the inviting ambience.

Farm stay in 津山市加茂町

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 290 reviews

Beautiful countryside Artist house

It takes 3 hours from Kyoto, Osaka, and Nara. You can see a totally different aspect of the city side of Japan. Green mountains, clear river, Firefly, many stars, rice field, Vegetable field. The house is a beautiful nature. And also we have good neighbors. You will see the real Japanese countryside that is not written in the guidebook. The room is surrounded by my father's and my artworks. The huge kitchen, living room, and garden are yours. Please enjoy and relax in the cozy house.

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The exterior of a traditional 150-year-old wooden house is shown, featuring a spacious porch with log seating. Large glass windows and wooden walls blend harmoniously with the surrounding greenery, while a sloped roof offers protection from the elements. A gravel path leads to the entrance.

Hut in Naka

4.95 out of 5 average rating, 110 reviews

Guest-House-Suginoko（Chartered one building）

A 150-year-old mountain village inn run with Emiko, an 88-year-old landlady. It offers traditional Engawa, Irori, Goemon bath, and local cuisine. ・ Nigiri sushi made with yuzu juice ・ Stir-fried sardines and potatoes ・ Soba rice soup made from buckwheat nuts, etc. At an altitude of 650m, it is cool all year round, and you can enjoy waterfalls. You can see the scenery of the four seasons such as the green leaf, the starry sky, the autumn leaves and the sea of clouds on a rainy day.

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The traditional house features a tiled roof adorned with decorative elements. Large windows offer views of the serene surroundings, including a landscaped garden with stones and plants. A stone lantern stands prominently in the foreground, enhancing the tranquil setting.

Villa in Tonosho

5 out of 5 average rating, 132 reviews

【Teshima’s Ocean View Retreat Tokuto】King Villa

Tokuto is a newly renovated private mansion built in the 1940s on Teshima. It is conveniently located about 15mins walk from Ieura Port. Enjoy the luxurious architecture of the past, such as the authentic hand blown window glass, Onigawara (Japanese gargoyle roof tiles), and the beautiful gardens with an abundance of stone lanterns. The building consists of 2 villas, King Villa & Queen Villa. As a measure against infectious diseases, we accept one group for each building.

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A selection of freshly baked bread displayed on a round plate. The assortment includes sliced whole grain bread, round bagels, and two rustic loaves, all featuring a golden crust and differing textures.

Home in Shingu

4.84 out of 5 average rating, 230 reviews

"Genki House", a house near Kumano Hongu-Taisha

It’s a house 8km from the Hongu Taisha. (about 15 minutes' drive) If you have a car it's more convenient, but if not I'll be happy to drive you to and from a bus stop or a tourism spot in Hongu area. My family run an organic farm, bakery, NPO offering long-stay for the youth, and an alternative school for children nearby. You'll have some loaves of bread from our bakery(^^)/ （If you don't eat bread please let me know beforehand)

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The entrance of the guest house showcases traditional Japanese architecture with wooden beams and sliding doors. A well-maintained garden features greenery and ornamental plants, creating a serene atmosphere. The sign indicates the establishment's name, adding a welcoming touch to the front facade.

Hut in Higashiosaka

4.94 out of 5 average rating, 177 reviews

TAKIO guesthouse HANARE 2

Check-in time is from 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm. Due to other work commitments, I can't accept check-ins after 5pm, but I will do my best to accommodate check-ins before 2pm. Check-in is not possible on Sunday.(Staying and check-out possible) This is a guest house that is a 100-year-old Japanese traditional house that I renovated myself. The old house is 300㎡ and the field is 300㎡. Recommended for couples, solo travelers, and families.

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A serene bedroom features sliding doors with artistic designs that complement the tatami flooring. Two spacious futons are laid out, while a cozy living area with a dark leather sofa is visible through the sliding panels. Natural light filters in from a window overlooking the tranquil surroundings.

Home in Wazuka

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 203 reviews

Kyoto Tea Village Stay: One Group Only, Breakfast

JUST YOU AND THE TEA FIELDS — WE HOST ONLY ONE GROUP AT A TIME Stay in this cozy home tucked away in the tea fields of Wazuka, Kyoto, where your group will have the place to yourselves. Soak in the peaceful views, slow down, and experience the charm of this historic tea village. It just might be the most memorable part of your trip to Japan. お茶の町京都府和束町へようこそ！茶畑に囲まれた静かな環境で、プチホームステイをしてみませんか？一日一組様限定の小さなB&Bです。

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A serene outdoor scene is captured at dusk, featuring a cozy fire pit surrounded by simple seating. Soft candlelight illuminates a traditional wooden structure, creating a calming ambiance against the backdrop of nature.

Hut in Nara

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 162 reviews

Toyoukenomori Experiential Guesthouse

Life at Toyoukenomori is anchored in the Japanese tradition of a shared community based on simplicity, sustainability and harmony. We offer visitors an opportunity to experience life in a natural setting that celebrates the rich four season of Japan. Toyoukenomori is a place to cultivate an inner peace; being content with what you have, and rejoicing in the way things are.