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Ikkan | House rental with a natural hot spring cypress bath - Zao Sanuki En - Gaia Resort
Bikkakan welcomes digital nomads. Free wifi is available in the entire rental villa. We provide a comfortable remote work environment. ◎ Please note Reservations are accepted for 3 paying customers. Reservations for this facility are accepted for 3 paying guests, but you can also book for 1 or 2 guests by paying for 3 guests. ◎ About Ikkenkan It is a quiet and elegant inn surrounded by rich nature. The old house, which originally had a tea room, was renovated in the first year of the Reiwa era while retaining the good old features. Each room is nostalgic and calming. In addition, we are particularly particular about the bath, and in addition to the hot spring bath, the bathtub made of cypress, the walls, etc. are luxuriously made like a hot spring inn made of Aomori cypress. As soon as you open the door, you can smell the cypress, so please come and relax from your daily fatigue. There is a beautiful stream behind the house, and you can pick wild vegetables such as watercress. I hope you can spend a luxurious time "doing nothing" that you can't experience in the city.
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Lakeside private villa / Sauna / BBQ / Free for children under 6 / Pets allowed / Capacity: 12 people / Lakehide Konan
[Charm] Lakehide Konan is a detached house located on the shore of Lake Inawashiro.It boasts a private location with panoramic views of Mt. Bandai and Lake Inawashiro on the other side.It is the perfect environment for those who want to gather with their relatives and friends, experience the scenic sauna, and enjoy marine activities.We hope you have a special time at Lakehide Konan. [Seasonal ways to enjoy each season] Spring: Enjoy beautiful cherry blossoms at Tsuruga Castle, a 50-minute drive away.I hope you have a relaxing time in Fukushima's iconic spring landmarks. Summer: Enjoy marine activities such as lake bathing, cycling, SUP and waterbike.The landscaped 'Laurel Valley Country Club' is also a 25-minute drive away. Fall: 40 minutes by car to Goshikinuma, a famous spot for autumn leaves.You can enjoy the colorful natural beauty.You can also access "Ouchijuku", which is the # 1 sightseeing spot in Fukushima Prefecture, in 60 minutes by car. Winter: 40-minute drive to Hoshino Resort Nekoma Mountain, one of the largest ski resorts in Tohoku.
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Homestay in the land of last samurai！
It is a home stay at a private house in a quiet residential area. An artist in her 60's and two cats live in a Japanses style house. You are wellcomed as a member of the family, so we can cook and chat together. If you like, I can help you with sightseeing, kimono dressing and instract creating Japanse Paper art. You can enjoy the snowy landscape and natural hot spring in Winter too. If you can cook together, breakfast will be served. I hope you can have an unique stay in Japan.
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Hot spring Retreat House｜3BR・100㎡｜ Family&Group
Stay in a private 3BR house in a quiet onsen town — about 2 hours from Tokyo by train. ✔ Spacious dining & living area ✔ One group per day — full privacy ✔ Kitchen, bath & dryer ✔ Great for long stays Located in Iizaka Onsen, Fukushima — a nostalgic hot spring town. Walk to local restaurants and bathhouses, and enjoy authentic, non-touristy Japan. As a former local magazine editor, I can share hidden spots and local tips. Perfect for a peaceful, local stay in Japan.
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healing by the murmur of the river ＆ starry sky
URABANDAI BASE is a private vacation home nestled in the forests of Urabandai. Enjoy a deeply relaxing stay with the warmth of a wood-burning stove and a private sauna. The home features an open floor plan created by split levels and an 8-meter-high ceiling. Enjoy the expansive views of lush greenery and Mount Bandai through the large windows. Large dogs are welcome (rules apply). You can enjoy snowy landscapes, fireflies in early summer, and autumn foliage.
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Old houses designated as tangible cultural house
An old house built in the late Edo period, but once you step inside you'll find a modern Japanese interior. Why not experience the good old Japanese culture? Get away from the discussions of the city and enjoy the slow flow of time. Amenities include a large TV, air conditioning, drum-type washing machine (with drying function), and hair dryer. The kitchen is equipped with a refrigerator, oven, dishes, cutlery, and most cooking utensils and seasonings.
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Zao Gen w/Open-air onsen - Zao Sansuien
This is a new cottage built in 2022. Entering the chic house with black exterior walls, the stone hallway leading to the high ceiling living room will make you forget your everyday life. The outdoor bath is surrounded by trees, and in winter you can enjoy a relaxing snow view bath. Enjoy private theater in the living room and bedroom with a 100-inch projector screen. Displays and desks are also available for your workspace.
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Cube in the Forest
The Cube in the forest is a uniquely cozy space that gives a floating sensation amidst abundant natural light and lush greenery. It was built in 1993 by a coelacanth, resembling a thrilling spaceship-like structure, and we inherited it from the previous owner. We have opened it as a vacation rental with the desire for our friends to enjoy the relaxed and cool ambiance, which is both impressive and effortlessly stylish.
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Yunoharayado｜Enjoy the stars in a private rental at Shichigashuku
宮城県七ヶ宿町に佇む、一棟貸しの宿「湯原宿 Yunoharayado」。 自然に囲まれた静かな環境で、天候に恵まれた夜には満天の星空を眺めることができ、夏には蛍を楽しめます。冬は雪が豊富で、雪遊びにも最適です。 蔵王キツネ村（車で約30分）、蔵王温泉スキー場（約1時間）、銀山温泉（約1時間40分）と、観光の拠点としても便利な立地です。 また、山形駅から車で約1時間、仙台駅・仙台空港からは約1時間30分でアクセスできます。 館内には開放感のあるリビングと、しっかり調理できるキッチンを備え、自炊しながら暮らすように滞在できます。 寝室は6畳2室で、ベッド2台と布団4組を用意。6名様までを快適な目安としています。2人同時に使えるパウダールームや、乾燥室として利用できるフリースペースもあり、冬季や連泊にも便利です。 Wi-Fi完備、無料駐車場2台分あり。 自然の中で、ゆったりとした時間をお過ごしください。
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It's a traditional Japanese house. Pick-up-down OK
The owner lives in a hut next to the inn, so please feel free to ask him anything you don't understand. Since it is an old house, you may be worried about it being cold or hot, but there is an air conditioner in the bedroom and living room, and two fan heaters. Large supermarkets and convenience stores are located 30 minutes away by car. We recommend that you do your shopping in advance.
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Maximum 8 people/3 free parking spaces/103㎡/Zao Kitsune Village/Beautiful starry sky
古き良き和のテイストを残しながら、木の温もりを感じられるようにリノベーションした日本家屋です。 リラックスできる空間をつくるために、やわらかい光の照明を少なめに置いています。 周囲が自然豊かな場所であり、建物の気密性もそれほど高くないことから、家の中に虫などが入り込むことがあります。また、リノベーションをしておりますが、築60年の古い建物です。デリケートな方はご遠慮ください。 ・コンビニ（セブンイレブン） 徒歩5分 ・スーパーマーケット 徒歩8分 ・白石駅（東北本線） 徒歩19分、車4分 ・白石蔵王駅（東北新幹線） 車8分 ■観光地へのアクセス ・白石城 車7分 ・蔵王キツネ村 車20分 ・船岡城址公園・一目千本桜 車30分 ・えぼしスキー場 車40分 ・蔵王御釜 車60分 ※当宿のテレビは、地上波放送を見ることはできません
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Wood-fired sauna rental | Nasu's entire building rental | Adult hideaway | nasu room MINI. | 2-3 people
プライベートサウナ付きの、一棟貸し宿で過ごす特別な時間。 那須の自然に囲まれた、1日1組限定の貸切宿です。 木の温もりを感じる空間で、快適に過ごしたい方にぴったりの場所。宿泊者専用の薪式サウナはいつでも何度でもご利用いただけます。 チェックインからチェックアウトまで“ととのう”だけの贅沢な時間をぜひお楽しみください。 ■ 特徴 ・薪式Harviaサウナストーブ（LINEAR 16）使用 ・一棟貸し宿 ・推奨宿泊人数2-3名 （最大4名様まで宿泊可能） ・無垢材仕上げの落ち着いた空間 ・キッチン・バス・トイレ・Wi-Fi完備 ・カーテン式スクリーンに本格プロジェクターXGIMI MoGo 3 Proをご用意 ・コーヒーマシンとコーヒー粉をご用意 ・エスプレッソマシンをご用意 ■ ロケーション ・那須高原の麓、森の中に佇む立地
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Zao Tree Star Cottage(蔵王樹の星コテージ)
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A quiet space with forest bathing, a wood-burning stove, and a sauna
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Vacation Rental No.908
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[Showa House] Time slip to the Showa era/Entire single-story house
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Farm stay,1〜4people Hiking BBQ Walk with dog &goat
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Entire house
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[Onjuku Yamano] [Room rental 1st floor] 40 years old Japanese house where you can live and go to hot springs (limited to 1 group per day)
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[Family] A 9-minute walk from Fukushima Station, self-check-in private rental with a kitchen, [Private] [Family].
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Fukushima?
Downtown areas have convenient access to eateries, shopping, and public transport, while neighborhoods near onsen or parks provide a more relaxed atmosphere. Staying near Hanamiyama Park or hot spring districts is often suggested for nature lovers.
What are the best things to do in Fukushima with kids?
Families can enjoy interactive science or history museums, stroll through Hanamiyama Park’s flower-lined paths, and visit local zoos or animal parks. Hands-on workshops making local crafts are frequently suggested for younger visitors.
What are some of the best things to do in Fukushima?
Explore historic sites like Fukushima Castle, enjoy seasonal flowers at Hanamiyama Park, and unwind in the hot springs around Iizaka Onsen. Local festivals, markets, and scenic viewpoints are frequently suggested by visitors.
How is the weather in Fukushima?
Fukushima features cold winters around 26–42°F (-3–6°C) with snow, and warm, humid summers reaching 85–87°F (29–31°C). Spring and autumn bring milder temperatures and some of the most colorful scenery.
When is the best time to visit Fukushima?
Spring and autumn are often recommended for comfortable temperatures and the region’s famed cherry blossoms or autumn foliage. Summer is popular for festivals, while winter has snowy landscapes for quiet escapes.
What are the best places to visit in Fukushima?
Explore Hanamiyama Park for seasonal flowers, stroll the grounds of Fukushima Castle, and discover the tranquil hot springs around the Iizaka Onsen area. History, nature, and local culture are woven throughout the city.
What are some hiking trails in Fukushima?
Fukushima has scenic hikes around Mount Shinobu, Hanamiyama Park, and the Bandai area, with landscapes ranging from forested hills to volcanic terrain. Many trails, especially during spring and autumn, are often suggested for colorful views.
What are some family activities we can do in Fukushima?
Families can explore Hanamiyama Park’s flower paths, visit historic sites like Fukushima Castle, or enjoy interactive exhibits at local museums. Animal parks and traditional craft workshops are other frequently suggested activities for all ages.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Fukushima?
Day trips often include visits to onsen towns, the scenic lake area around Bandai, and historic samurai districts in Aizu-Wakamatsu. Exploring rural villages known for traditional crafts is also suggested.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Fukushima?
Many accommodations in Fukushima welcome pets, especially in neighborhoods near parks and around natural attractions. Checking pet policies in advance is recommended, as amenities and acceptance can vary by property.
What are some local tips for visiting Fukushima?
Wearing layers is frequently recommended, as temperatures shift between seasons. Consider exploring local markets for regional produce, and look for smaller onsen towns around the area for a quieter experience.
What is Fukushima known for?
Fukushima is known for its hot springs, castle sites, and vibrant seasonal scenery, especially during cherry blossom and autumn leaf periods. The region is also associated with local crafts and fresh produce, reflecting a rich cultural heritage.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Fukushima?
Seek out smaller onsen towns, local art galleries, or gardens that show off regional plants. Folk craft workshops and quiet temples in residential areas provide a close look at Fukushima’s quieter side.
What are the best foods to try in Fukushima?
Fukushima is known for its Kitakata ramen, locally grown peaches, and sake produced from regional rice. Try specialties like miso-based dishes and mountain vegetables, which reflect the area’s culinary traditions.
What should I bring for a trip to Fukushima?
Pack comfortable walking shoes and layers to adjust to the weather, as temperatures range widely through the year. An umbrella or rain jacket is handy, especially during the wetter summer months.
What is the nightlife in Fukushima like?
Fukushima’s nightlife features izakaya, karaoke spots, and bars centered around downtown areas. Locals and visitors often gather in relaxed venues, enjoying casual drinks, music, and late-night snacks.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Fukushima?
Fukushima has vibrant seasonal celebrations, such as summer lantern festivals, cherry blossom viewing events in spring, and harvest festivals in autumn. Local traditional dance and regional food fairs are often recommended highlights.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Fukushima?
Fukushima has a variety of family friendly rentals, with many homes and apartments offering spacious layouts in both downtown and quieter neighborhoods. Some options provide easy access to parks and local attractions.