20 Japanese Guest Houses (Minshuku) in Tokyo and Surroundings

A guesthouse nestled in the forest village of Nishiawakura. Awakura Onsen Motoyu is a hot spring inn located in Nishiawakura Village, a community of 1,400 people surrounded by mountains at the border of Okayama, Hyogo, and Tottori prefectures, where you can enjoy a bonfire. A clear stream right in front of you, surrounded by forests.Abundant hot spring sources. Sustained by nature, it has existed here through the ages. Fresh meals full of the forest's bounty, including wild game hunted by local hunters, vegetables harvested in the village, Hinoki bread made from the village's cypress trees, and beer. An all-natural radium hot spring heated with firewood, with legends saying even raccoons once soaked here to heal. Enjoy a bonfire under a sky full of stars.

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Guesthouse in Okinawa, Ishigaki.A facility with a spacious shared space where you can relax. Located near the ferry terminal, a base for exploring the Yaeyama Islands, and the downtown area. Situated in a residential area, allowing for a quiet stay. Meals are not provided, room only is available.Instead, there is a kitchen where you can buy and cook vegetables and fruits. A facility equipped with just the essentials for a comfortable stay.