20 Japanese Guest Houses (Minshuku) in Japan

The owner, a mountain guide, handcrafted this special space from scratch. The motto is "an urban mountain hut" and "turning an ordinary day into the best day possible." The lodge operates quietly away from the downtown area. The first floor is a restaurant and bar area, which can be used as a place to exchange information with other guests and local regulars. All the wood used for the tables is cut from a single tree, creating a uniform and warm space. The restaurant is open from 6pm until midnight, with last food orders at 12am and last drink orders at 1:30pm. Outside of opening hours, the lodge is open to guests.

There is a one-story detached house and an annex facility on the premises. There are 10 detached houses, including 9 double rooms and 1 twin room. The detached house is a single room with a bathroom, toilet, and washbasin. Equipped with TV, VCR, refrigerator, electric pot. The new building has 10 single rooms and 1 dormitory room (4-bed room, 2 bunk beds) with shared bathrooms and toilets. No meals provided.

Only those who understand the guesthouse can stay.