Vacation rentals in Mitake, Kani District

Nagano Kisoji | A luxurious house carefully renovated with the tastes and culture of 1931

I would like you to stay like a local in a historic town in the mountains, so basically I hope you can book from 2 nights. If you'd like to stay overnight, we'd love to send you a request with that message. Located in the town next to Narai-juku, Nakasendo's post town, a historic town that has flourished as a region for lacquerware from the Edo period. It was selected as an Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings, and was built in 1931 in this town, where lacquerware shops are still lined up. Limited to one group per day without meals, you can use the entire house. I think the charm of Hirasawa is the unforgettable beauty and abundance. It would be nice if you could stay like living in this old town, such as reading, walking, local sake (sake, wine), and sleeping slowly. The daily situation is also sending out on SNS, so please take a look. There are no screen doors in an old house in the valley of the mountains, so natural creatures may come in during the warmer months. The 93-year-old building is not polished in detail. We are preparing to pick you up as clean as possible, but we would be grateful if you could come with a big heart.

籠乃屋～kagonoya～ You can time travel to 1970！

籠乃屋～kagonoya～ From one person to 14 people Please relax and hang out Entire one group per day　 Free parking for 4 cars BBQ in the backyard Free lending of BBQ sets and pizza ovens The space ~ Bedroom ~ ⑧ 1F Japanese-style room x 2 twin sized beds x 2 (1 air conditioner) ⑧ 1F Japanese-style room x 1 futon x 6　→groups ⑧ 2F Japanese-style room x 2 single beds x 4 (1 air conditioner) ~ Other rooms ~ ⑧ Kitchen & dining (1 air conditioner) ⑧ There is a bar space between Nobei　 ⑧ 2F Japanese-style room x 1 use for　→groups Facilities: gas stove, microwave oven, rice cooker, toaster, refrigerator, cutting board, knife, pot, frying pan, Kettle, plates, glasses, chopsticks, hot plates, BBQ stove and stainless steel pizza oven Washlet toilet, bath, washing machine 2 bath towels, towels, toothpaste, personal sponge Otake Station... about 8 minutes on foot, about 2 minutes by car A delicious soba restaurant... about 9 minutes by car. Delicious yakiniku restaurant... about 10 minutes on foot, about 2 minutes by car A delicious cake shop... about 13 minutes by car. Miwa Onsen... about 12 minutes by car Inuyama Castle... about 35 minutes by train

Olive and Grape, a private rental traditional house, BBQ for 10 or more, pets allowed, second closest to Jiburi Park

Make memories with this one-of-a-kind family-friendly place to stay. On a clear day, the view of Satoyama from the garden is very beautiful. All rooms are Ghibli's world view The popular Ghibli Park is very close (10 minutes by bicycle, 30 minutes on foot) The entire building is private Up to 2 small dogs (up to 6 kg) are allowed. Dog runs are possible in the large lawn garden It can accommodate a large group (up to 11 people) Air conditioner in the living room and bedroom all rooms Large monitor TV (60 inches) Large full kitchen Fully equipped with a covered garden BBQ area (reservation required) There is a ColeManga BBQ grill.The usage fee is 5,000 yen Free parking for up to 3 cars on premises Fast WiFi is available. We provide 9 electric bicycles (1000 yen per day, we share 2 houses, so you need to make a reservation) Table tennis is available.It is a real table tennis table (free of charge) -Facility · Air conditioning in all rooms · Refrigerator · Gas dryer · Washing machine · Microwave · Washlet · Rice cooker · Electric kettle · Hair dryer · Hot plate Oven cassette stove · Glasses · Dishes · Cordless vacuum cleaner

Private rental of a 130-year-old house with a traditional Japanese sunken fireplace, wood stove, and Goemon bath

This is a private rental inn in a 130-year-old house that the host renovated himself. In the house, there are thick beams that give a sense of history, a view that seems to go on forever, a traditional Japanese sunken hearth that feels nostalgic, a warm wood stove, and a Goemon bath outside. We hope you can feel the essence of living in the countryside while experiencing the slow flow of time in the countryside. For meals, you can bring in ingredients and cook them in the kitchen, which has an IH heater, fridge, microwave, and toaster, or you can grill the ingredients on the lava plate or in the Irori pot on the Irori fireplace. There is also a field behind the house, and depending on the season, you can harvest fresh vegetables and eat them as they are. There are two types of baths, an indoor unit bath and an outdoor Goemon bath where guests can light the fire themselves. The bedroom is tatami mats and futons. The bedroom has air conditioning for a comfortable night's sleep. Reclining chairs are available on the wooden deck, so please enjoy the view of the countryside.

[Tiny House] [Pet] [Entire house]

　This house is a tiny house (tiny house) built on the theme of being a minimum of size to live in a minimalist area where I need to live in a minimalist area. 　 　Room pickup is a loft + LDK house. 　It is a room, but your privacy is fully respected.　 　It is completely self-contained, so it will not cause any inconvenience to the surroundings (but please be quiet after 10 pm💦). 　　 　“I stayed in such an unusual home!"I wanted to be happy, so I put a lot of an animation gear unique to Japan. 　I would be happy if I could take a lot of photos and have a souvenir conversation. 　Convenience stores are a 5-minute walk away, and a drugstore is an 8-minute walk away.There is a big supermarket 4 minutes away by car. 　There is a large river (Kiso River) nearby where you can take a walk along the river.There is also a park on the river. 　

Kiso Kogen Model House, Kiso, Shinshu Starry Sky, Hammock

A model house in a construction shop that builds wooden houses in Shinshu Kiso.It is located at the entrance of a villa in Kisoma Kogen, and you have a sense of openness that blends in naturally. An infinitely stretching sea of stars.A summer resort is about 900 meters above sea level. Feel the warmth and fragrance of trees using Kiso Hinoki pillars, Kiso cypress flooring, Kiso cypress flooring, and beams of Kiso. Heating with wood stove and solar heat in winter. Reading a hammock. On the premises, there is a restaurant run by the office of the construction shop and the construction shop for lunch. There is also a desk workspace, so you can use it for business trips, remote work, etc.Please work in a natural setting. Check-in will be asked to provide everyone's contact information.

Traditional Townhouse & Garden in Quiet Castletown

Experience the charm of traditional Japan with all the senses in this finely crafted townhouse & surrounding garden. Gujo Hachiman is known as the “City of Water”, and owner & architect Yuri Fujisawa has lovingly restored this charming residence to embody the spirit of water. Located below the town’s medieval castle, this neighborhood was reserved for high-ranking samurai. While the historical streetscape is well-preserved, it remains an authentic neighborhood inhabited by friendly locals.

Garden Inn Hanaike Retreat - Drive to Ghibli Park

Welcome to Hanaike Retreat! We created an attractive and comfortable place for those traveling by car. Ghibli Park and Nagoya Castle, Legoland are about 30-40 minutes by car. Japandi-design, which combines Japanese tradition with Scandinavian sophistication, creates an extraordinary feeling for your trip. Relax while looking out at the beautiful Japanese garden. Recommended for families and group trips, as well as history lovers. We invite you on a journey to rediscover the charm of Aichi.

Kintsugi House: artisanal ceramic culture

Kintsugi House is a two-storey private ‘machiya’ townhouse in Tajimi, Gifu, renovated in the spirit of ‘kintsugi’ (making new beauty in repair). The Showa-period property uncovers the layers of Tajimi’s rich ceramic history with objects tracing from the Jomon period, to tea ceremony ceramics, and contemporary ceramic art. Experience the artisan ceramics culture of Japan's ceramic heartland: home to retro tiles, National Treasure masters, and a vibrant young generation of ceramic artists!