Vacation rentals in Kuma District

Easy access to the property. Perfect accommodation. Fully equipped. Food is provided in the refrigerator with condiments, clear communication, quick access to the house. Clean, spacious accommodation, comfortable, cozy, fully equipped with hot and cold air conditioning, mattress, blankets, plenty of utensils, full kitchen appliances, oven, microwave, refrigerator, stove, rice cooker, hot pot, full kitchen appliances. Stay here and cozy as you are at home. Enjoy every day I live here. Thank you for the house keeper. There is parking as well. Nightly, hearing the sound of the water. Sleep well. Travel in the cool valley. Two beautiful trees. Beautiful mountains. Beautiful winter along the way. Hot springs and restaurants are not far away. Shops are available. Thank you for a lovely home. Good luck. Keep up this quality forever.

We had a relaxing stay during the New Year holidays. We were able to stay warm thanks to the fan heater and other preparations made in advance for our stay during the cold season. Thanks for your quick response to our sudden one-day extension! Also, check-out was a little later than stated, but thank you very much for your flexibility. We would like to stay again!

We had a wonderful time at Katsushi and Tatako's farmstay and cannot speak too highly of our experience. The house is separate from the owners' home, so is very private, and surrounded by fields and scattered houses. Everything was spotless and we lacked for nothing, given that we were not self-catering. But it was our hosts' friendliness, their recommendations for local attractions, and above all, the food we were served, that were extra special. Breakfast is included, and featured plenty of home-grown veges, and other local produce. Since we didn't want to venture out at night, we also requested dinner on both nights of our stay (for a modest additional cost), and those meals were also truly wonderful. Japanese home cooking at its best. We were also invited to attend a Kagura dance at a local shrine, and were taken one evening to a local community hall to learn about preparations for another festival. All in all a wonderful and memorable experience.