20 Japanese Guest Houses (Minshuku) in Japan

This inn is in a convenient loaction 3 to 4 minutes' walk from Iwai Beach. It is so close to the beach that in summer, you can leave the inn in a bathing suit. The mostly Japanese cuisine is carefully made with selected ingredients such as local fish and home-grown rice.

Enjoy a wonderful time (TOKI).Fukuoka and Hakata offer an attractive balance of city life and nature, delicious food, and a laid-back vibe from the locals.We, Hostel TOKI, are located in a quiet area within walking distance of Hakata Station, the heart of the city, surrounded by small retro local shopping streets reminiscent of the Showa era.With a calm atmosphere, even first-time hostel/guesthouse users can feel at ease.We strive to provide a cozy space, attentive service, and local information that isn't found in guidebooks, tailored to our guests.

A nature-filled environment where you can gaze at the mountains with your back to them.A café created by renovating the owner's residence in the main house, along with two guest rooms inside the residence.And a detached building called 'Room 796,' renovated from an old storage shed.A guesthouse with only three rooms in total.

All our rooms are apartment-style with fully equipped kitchens. They include a bedroom, dining area, bathroom, toilet, washbasin, mini kitchen, and laundry drying area. With an array of amenities such as cooking utensils, condiments, shampoo, and towels, you can stay comfortably as long as you bring your pajamas. The spacious rooms are perfect for families or groups. Rooms with washing machines and a rooftop area equipped with free laundry machines and drying space make them convenient for long-term business stays.

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.

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.