Vacation rentals in Takahashi

Part of a Japanese house surrounded by peach trees

Surrounded by rural landscapes and peach trees unique to Okayama.The clear air is relaxing. < Spaces available: Separation of Japanese houses (part of the white wall on the left side of the photo) (Facilities: private entrance, first floor, kitchenette, dining room, 2nd floor, bedroom, shower with bathtub, toilet) > Walk through the Japanese garden to the entrance.You can see peach trees from the room.The main house has a Japanese-style room with columns, and there is a dressing and tea ceremony experience (reservation required, paid).In the park, there is a square where you can interact with animals (goats/rabbits/kezumerik turtles) (free to see).Fresh fruits can be eaten seasonally.The host is usually working on the park as he runs the orchard.We'll let you know and take care of any issues right away.Harvest farming experiences available.(Various experiences are paid and need to be booked) For more information, you can check the homepage by searching "Onmyosato" and "ouminosato". About a 10-minute drive from Okayama Airport About 30 minutes by car from JR Okayama Station The nearest convenience store is about a 7-minute drive away * If you have any questions or requests, please contact us via "Contact Host" first * Peach harvest season (summer) and New Year holidays will be closed

220-year-old Blue Merchant's Mansion with Seasonal Vegetable and Fruit Harvesting Experience

KAIWA NO SATO This old house is an indigo mansion built in the first year of the Bunsei era (1804) during the heyday of indigo. The main house and the sleeping area (a barn where indigo was stored) have been demolished due to aging, but the historic living room and garden have been preserved to allow guests to experience a little bit of that time, and it is used as a farmhouse inn. In the old days, "Indigofera" grew on the fertile land of the Yoshino River basin in Tokushima Prefecture, bringing great wealth to Tokushima Prefecture (Awa Province). Ancient documents on indigo, including cultural properties, are also available for viewing. Enjoy the charm of that era and Indigofera. ＝＝＝＝ Feel free to pick and eat seasonal fruits and vegetables from the adjacent fields. * Please enjoy as many figs as you like in summer and autumn. Fruit examples: Spring: sweet summer Summer: Watermelon, Green Bowl (Melon) Fall: figs, pomegranates, sweet potatoes [Vegetables example] Spring: potatoes, corn, bamboo shoots, butterbur sprouts, konjac Summer: Japanese ginger, bell peppers, eggplant, tomatoes, chili peppers, cucumbers Fall: potatoes, konnyaku Winter: Daikon radish * Please contact us in advance if you have any requests, as the harvest and timing may change depending on the weather. ＝＝＝＝

Cottage near "Koukabocho" in Setouchi National Park - Kai (ocean side) - Entire cottage rental

This is a rental cottage by the sea on Naoshima, a sacred place for art.There are two buildings, one on the sea side and one on the mountain side, and Kai is the sea side building.Free parking is available on site, which is rare in Naoshima. The building is a separate two-story building, with 6 beds in the ground floor bedroom and up to 2 futons in the Japanese-style room on the second floor, so you can stay between 6 and 8 people. There is a family-type kitchen and washing machine, so it can be used not only for family and friends, but also for student training camps, seminar trips, etc. It is a 3-minute walk from OHANA to Kikaburi, and a 2-minute walk from the nearest bus stop, making it an ideal base for sightseeing while staying in Naoshima. Enjoy a relaxing time on Naoshima Island in an interior that uses plenty of wood from local construction shops. We have also started a Naoshima sightseeing tour for guests of Ohana.There are many places where you need to make reservations in advance, such as museums in Naoshima, and I hope to provide you with more fulfilling Naoshima sightseeing, such as arranging tickets, transfers by car, and sightseeing in Naoshima by bicycle rental. You can contact us by email for tours.

One building for rent OldbutNew collection Starlight BBQ Fire NO bears Natural Cat Old house Firewood stove No snow

There are no bears around.Located in the middle of Okayama Prefecture, this accommodation is perfect for sightseeing in Okayama, which opened at the end of November 2021. ★ Indoor The stylishly designed interior, by a first-class architect who has been involved in the renovation of a 100-year-old warehouse, the design of Fuji Television's Bayshore Studio, and GINZA SIX, has a high-quality feel. We have a selection of items to help you enjoy your stay in style, including a refrigerator, oven, microwave, coffee tools for coffee lovers, and a toaster that is popular with bread lovers. It is cool at high altitudes, and you can also enjoy the bright red firewood stove from October to May (depending on the climate). The walls of the storehouse are thick, so you don't have to worry about noise like you would with a regular private lodging.If you close the window, loud music is OK. ★Outdoors Enjoy breakfast and coffee on the scenic terrace, or have a campfire or barbecue outside.(No loud noise outdoors after 8 pm.) We also offer activities such as picking strawberries, harvesting vegetables in the fields in summer, and wood chopping. * In summer, insects usually come out, so if you don't like them, please refrain from booking

Stay in a villa in the city. Guest House Toiya-cho (limited to one group per day) You can use this as a base for your travels, or enjoy reading a book.

This guest house was born in 2019 and is an 8-minute walk from JR Okayama Station. It is a four-story building, with the entrance on the second floor after climbing the exterior stairs, and the interior is connected to the rooftop by an internal staircase. The exterior is Western-style, but there is also a Japanese-style room with a tea room. We'd like to connect people and help introduce the area. We can make various suggestions for trips to the scenic Setouchi islands. We'll help you with deep sightseeing in Setouchi. Also, within walking distance to many museums and one of Japan's three most famous gardens, "Korakuen". Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter is 20 minutes by train, and you can take the Shinkansen for day trips to Kyoto, Nara, Osaka, Kobe, and Hiroshima. Please leave your luggage and travel lightly, "like you live there". There are many shops and restaurants in the city center, so "staying is also fun". We hope you enjoy the extraordinary experience of spending time at the villa, whether you're using it as a base for your travels, relaxing with a book in your room, or building friendships with your group.

Takamine Guest House Cocodrilo (Entire house rental)

　 　/Welcome and familiar. Multicultural, self-cultural/ Not too urban, not too rural Unusual fun In such a town! * Please take a look at the listing photos for parking (next to Michigenji) * 1F is the dining floor (with kitchen & washing machine & refrigerator & unit bath) * You can walk around temples, shrines, and castles * No smoking inside, but there is a smoking area outside * Renovated the adjacent old house and opened the cafe back in December 2015! Open Monday-Friday, 11:00 am-5:00 pm (Friday only, until 23:00, closed on holidays) * Because it is an old house, strong smelling perfumes, shampoo, detergent, and hair dyeing are prohibited in principle!

HANATSU: Stylish, Comfortable Gateway to Naoshima

Hanatsu means 'let go'. We designed this place so you can relax and let go in the busy-ness of travel through the ideal of "shibui" (subdued and simple). Here we are proud to offer the feeling of Japan in a comfortable private whole house; the beauty of tatami, earthen walls, sliding doors, tile and washi (Japanese paper). The Uno port ferry is 3 min by nearby train (14 by EA bike) so we serve as an ideal gateway to the Inland Sea islands, including of course Naoshima, Teshima and Inujima.

Kurashiki DEN - Traditional House - Bikan Chiku

Restored historical 100+ year old Traditional Japanese style home. 20% discount offered on multiple day stays. All 3 bedrooms are tatami mat with Futon bedding. 1 BR on the 1st fl. with a garden view that historically, had been used as a waiting place for tea ceremony guests. There is a kitchen/dining area and a full-Bath with western amenities and use of a washing machine on the 1st fl. The 2nd Floor provides 2 adjoining BR separated by shoji screen doors and also includes a half-bath.

Quiet Rural Stay | Long-term Welcome | Okayama

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.

【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.

iikazegafuku.｜It's a charming small inn on Teshima

It’s located in a village called Karato Oka. You’ll find the Teshima Museum and rice terraces within a short walking. The guesthouse is a Japanese wooden house with only one room, so you can use privately. The room on the second floor has a slightly lower ceiling, giving it a cozy cabin or tea room feel. From the window, you can see old houses, mountains, and persimmon trees, with the morning light streaming in. Experience an extraordinary space and time.

Japanese Potter's Guesthouse - Wasyugama Kiln Stay

Welcome to Wasyugama, a traditional Bizen pottery kiln guesthouse in the peaceful hills near Kurashiki, Okayama. Stay beside an active pottery workshop and experience the quiet charm of rural Japan. Most guests stay 2–3 nights, but longer stays are warmly welcomed. The house, hand-built with natural wood by my father and me, is a private rental with kitchen, bath, and beds for up to 5 guests. Pottery experience available (booking required).