Family-friendly vacation rentals in Maibara

Courtyard 1 house for rent Accommodates up to 8 people (2 double beds, 4 futons)

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.

Tabitabi "Julux" Kyoto Boutique Machiya Hotel [Next to Nijo Castle | Beautiful Design | Japanese Garden | Open-air bath]

TABITABI is a 100-square-meter, two-story house built in the Taisho period with a modern style. You can enjoy an accommodation experience unique to Kyoto, where the old and new coexist, in a creative space with a harmonious modern interior, while retaining the remnants of when it was a wooden house, such as the beams with a history of over 100 years running along the high ceilings and beautifully decorated fittings. There is a private garden and open-air bath on the first floor. There is also a state-of-the-art unit bathroom on the second floor. We have two Simmons mattresses, the best in the United States. The Japanese-style room is decorated with a "vortex" design jointly created by a Kyoto washi maker with over 100 years of history and Japan's leading furniture craftsman, resulting in a shoji screen with a unique blend of light and design. The Japanese-style room cushions are "stylish and comfortable to sit on for a long time."We have placed the "Ojami Zabuton" cushion developed by Takahata-ya in the theme of "Fashionable and long-lasting comfort on the floor". Founded 100 years ago, Konaka Takahoka still does everything by hand. You can experience the comfort born from ingenuity that cannot be handled by machines, such as forming kamaboko molds and cutting corners by traditional handmade techniques.

Kurazo is limited to one group, and can accommodate from 2 to 6 people, with a private Shigaraki stoneware bathtub.

This is a guest house in a 120-year-old house that was renovated with the concept of "nostalgic and new" in a town of Omi Hino merchants overlooking Mt. Mimaki in the Suzuka Mountains of Shiga Prefecture. Hino-cho's townscape is also nostalgic and heartwarming, In the corner of such a town, "Mt. Moiwa Village" was born in the first year of the Reiwa Dynasty. The accommodation is limited to one group. Storage site: The Western-style room can be used by 3 people, with 2 beds and 1 folding bed, and the Japanese-style room can accommodate 3 people with Japanese futons, for a total of up to 6 people. It features a Shigaraki stoneware bathtub (120 cm diameter) that only guests can use, where you can bathe with your family and children. The furniture is all "Calimok" furniture from the Hida industry, made from the Taisho to the early Showa period. Meals can also be prepared upon request. ◯For dinner, the "Owner's Creative Cuisine Omakase Course" with 7 dishes is very popular, 3850 yen (tax included). ◯Breakfast is also very popular, with "Original Soup and Vegetable Breakfast" at 1100 yen (tax included) ◯Drinks include local sake from Shiga Prefecture, Hino craft beer, wine, and shochu.

Castle Town Machiya Private Guest House DAIJI Consecutive night discount

I have lived in Iga Ueno for a few years. Growing up in a residential area, living in a castle town was a new experience for me. This land with its old-fashioned townscape and famous water is hot in summer and cold in winter. But that's why the rice, vegetables, and meat are also delicious. There are many areas where nature remains, but few areas where the old townscape remains intact. I want to preserve this townscape. To that end, I want many people to experience a nostalgic way of life and culture. As such a place, we renovated a row house left by our ancestors and opened it as the Daiji, a soy sauce shop that had closed. You are always welcome! Stay in a beautifully renovated traditional Japanese wooden house with tatami flooring and futons, plus modern facilities for self-catering, within easy reach of Kyoto and Osaka airports. Attachment: Area

Lakefront Villa Enjoy the four seasons by Lake Biwa Private house rental

A house in a quiet villa area on the shore of Lake Biwa. The location is surrounded by idyllic countryside with white sand Aomatsu lakes right in front of you.Adjacent to Lake Biwa and Wada-da River, you can enjoy the natural scenery of the four seasons in less than 100 steps on foot.Blue skies, expansive lakes, white sand and green trees.Sunrises and sunsets floating on the lake.In the winter, snow play in the lakefront park, watch the water birds, and swans, cycle along the lakeshore roads in the spring, lake bathing, fishing, barbaking in the garden in the summer, and rich countryside dyed with golden colors in autumn...Forget about your daily hassle and have a relaxing time. There is also a small supermarket about a 10-minute walk away, a few large spurs within a 10-minute drive (Baro-, Heiando Azumikawa, Yasumikawa, etc.), and many restaurants.

Japanese traditional house in Seki;EDO-YA

東海道五十三次の47番目の宿場町として栄え、今なお当時の雰囲気が残されている関宿。この街道沿の伝統的建築群に指定された江戸時代の古民家の2階をお貸しします。往時の雰囲気をお楽しみください。京都、奈良、名古屋まで車で1時間、伊勢まで1時間半、鈴鹿サーキットまでは20分と大変アクセスが便利です。 The Seki-zyuku was prosperous as the 47th stages of 53 stages of Tokaido,a then atmosphere is left. This house is registered in traditional building group, you can book rooms in 2nd floor.please enjoy traditional Japanese house since Edo. You can go to Kyoto,Nara,Nagoya 1 hour by car, and to Ise 1.5hours by car,　to Suzuka Circuit 20 minutes by car.

Spacious house with garden, facing a local shrine

To ensure you enjoy the stay to the fullest, I set check-in and check-out time to both 12:00 Noon. So you can stay up for 24 hours with one night booking. YAMANOTE HOUSE is accessible from major Kansai stations with 37min from Kyoto Sta. or 65min from Osaka Sta. If you come by car from Kyoto it takes less than 1 hour. The area aournd the house is once small castle town. The house is located next to the Shrine, Hiyoshi-Jinja, where the Omizo Festival is held on May 3 and 4 every year.

Omi's Machiya "Kado" Traditional building preservation area

This is the only guest house (entire house rental) facing Shinmachi Street in an Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings. The streets lined with merchants' houses, built in the late Edo period to the Meiji era, give you a strange feeling as if time has stopped when you step into it. This Shinmachi neighborhood is important not only for its scenery but also as a historical site. This is a very rare accommodation where you can stay in such an area.

Enjoy nature to the fullest/Open space/8 people

Welcome to "3Re:KEITA"! From characterless to unique old private house We renovated an old house that had been abandoned without any characteristics into a unique house. With the concept of "Re Origine (Reuse what can be used and do not destroy more than necessary)", "Re Make (Reuse and rebirth even waste materials)", and "Re Meaning (Do not let anyone say that there is nothing in the countryside)", we strive to create new value by cherishing the roots of the countryside.