20 Japanese Guest Houses (Minshuku) in Japan

●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.

The hotel also serves as a roadside restaurant for tourists called Benkyoya(study house). Their heart-warming handmade dishes, such as a hot pot dish using ingredients from Mt. Chichibusan and freshwater fish cuisine, are very popular. You can also have a barbecue from spring to autumn.

A hotel in a great location just by Iwai Beach. Attractions include a rental open-air bath, beachside meals full of local fish cooked by the hotel's former-fisherman owner, and walks on the 3km beach.

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.

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.