20 Japanese Guest Houses "Minshuku" in Japan

A guesthouse renovated from a traditional Japanese house over 100 years old. It has a total of three rooms: two dormitory rooms and one private room, accommodating up to 11 guests. The shared space includes a mini kitchen equipped for simple cooking (with a rice cooker). On the second floor, there is a coworking space available for those who need to work on their computers. It is also recommended for long-term stays.Please feel free to use our facilities. Next door, there is a café converted from a closed public bath, offering lunches, sweets, and drinks made with local ingredients from Yakumo. Eating meals in the bathtub is bound to be a unique and unforgettable experience. (※ Business hours: 11:00-17:00 　Closed: Mondays and Tuesdays) Check-in is handled using an unmanned tablet-based system. Staff are available on-site until 5:00 PM. If you input your information in advance on the customer My Page we send beforehand, the check-in process will be smoother.

●There is no bus, shower, or toilet in the guest rooms. Shared use is divided by gender. ●Face towels, bath towels, and toothbrushes are provided. ●Air conditioners will be installed in the guest rooms (starting from the summer of 2024). ●An oil FF stove is installed. ●Wi-Fi is available (password required). ●The entire building is non-smoking.Please smoke on the porch outside the entrance. ●The bath is not a hot spring; it is a recirculating bath. ●The shared refrigerator and freezer are installed in the hallway. ●Vending machines (drinking water, canned beer) are installed within the facility. ●A free drink corner is set up in the dining hall. ●For security reasons, the entrance door will be locked at 11 PM.We kindly ask you to strictly adhere to the specified time.

ITJ BASE Shuzenji is a café and guesthouse renovated from a 48-year-old building, serving as a hub for outdoor tourism on the Izu Peninsula. As the first facility of the trail running race 'Izu Trail Journey (ITJ)' with the concept of 'Creating a New Izu Travel Experience,' it aims to become a base for outdoor sports and cycling trips in Shuzenji Onsen, the oldest hot spring area in Izu Peninsula. Of course, its location in the heart of Shuzenji Onsen is also ideal as a travel hub for visitors not using the facility for sports purposes.