20 Ryokan in Japan

【※※Notice Regarding Usage of Our Facility 'Tsuki no Akari' (Please Read Carefully)※※】 To ensure there are no discrepancies regarding facility operations and usage, we kindly ask for your thorough review and confirmation. ■Regarding Wi-Fi: Wi-Fi is available only around the lounge area at our facility.We cannot designate specific rooms or areas where Wi-Fi can be used.Depending on the location or signal conditions, Wi-Fi may be usable in rooms as well, but please understand that this is not guaranteed. ■Regarding Services: Our facility offers a no-service model to provide reasonable pricing.While there are on-site staff for safety purposes within the premises, they are not service staff, so we kindly ask for your understanding in advance. ■Regarding the removal or theft of items... Our facility is equipped with surveillance cameras and staff patrols throughout the premises.Recently, incidents of item removal and theft have been occurring. Moving forward, we will respond by filing reports with the police and providing surveillance camera footage. Therefore, we kindly ask that you refrain from taking items or equipment from our facility.

Planting rice, vegetables, and gradually increasing fruit trees through small-scale farming, shaping the environment by creating firewood through small-scale forestry, and hoping to share seasonal pleasures with everyone. A Kyoto Kitayama-style farmhouse built over 200 years ago, available as a whole-house rental experiential farmstay. The house is located at the base of a mountain in a village, where you can enjoy seasonal breezes and morning air, a region where wildlife coexists, including the cries of deer. Experience life in a house that has stood through time, from an era without electricity, gas, or water utilities, relaxing in a traditional iron bathtub heated with firewood (hot water and showers are available), the taste of rice cooked with firewood (common kitchen appliances like gas stoves and microwaves are available). The fire in the hearth (charcoal grilling, pots, sukiyaki, and other self-cooking are recommended).) Air, Wi-Fi Firewood splitting Bug catching and frogs Harvesting vegetables from the field depending on the season In the vicinity of the inn, there are houses that have been inhabited for hundreds of years and are still present today. About 15 minutes by car to supermarkets, convenience stores, local markets, etc. Also A short trekking trip with a waterfall, 20 minutes by car. There is also a hot spring about 30 minutes by car. Please pay attention to safety regarding the natural environment and handling fire.