20 Japanese Guest Houses (Minshuku) in Japan

A condominium located in a ski resort, offering picturesque views of Mount Yotei, one of Japan's 100 famous mountains.Situated in a prime location for ski-in/ski-out access, it features spacious accommodations and 100% natural hot springs flowing directly.The interior combines stylish modern design with the warmth of wood and Japanese elements, creating a soothing space. The refined guest rooms accommodate various stay styles.The first floor includes a front desk and concierge to ensure a comfortable stay for guests.

A prime location just an 8-minute walk from Susukino, the busiest area in Sapporo.At night, you can enjoy yourself without worrying about the time.Being in the heart of Sapporo, it's also perfect as a base for business trips!It's also ideal as a base for events like sports viewing or concerts! Room types include dormitory (shared rooms) and private rooms such as twin rooms. Even though it's a hostel, there are room types with showers inside the guest room, so please book according to your purpose of stay.

This is the guesthouse closest to the World Heritage Site, Himeji Castle.The hostess, a travel enthusiast from Himeji, started this guesthouse in 2011 by renovating an old house, thinking, 'It would be nice to have an affordable place to stay near Himeji Castle.'Although it doesn't have hotel-like facilities, we offer a homey atmosphere with comfortable futons, clean showers, and a shared space to help you enjoy Himeji.The fantastically illuminated Himeji Castle is a nighttime walking route for locals.You can enjoy it together, or head out for some delicious food.Relaxing with a book is also a great option.Travel, business trips, workations, rental spaces... there are so many ways to use it!Let's enjoy Himeji together!WELCOME to Gahaha Guesthouse〜♬

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.