Monthly Rentals in Fukushima

I had a great time staying at La union. Even though it’s a dorm, the space felt very secure and like I had my own private room. The bed was my favourite part! Really comfortable. The location is so convenient for buses and trains, it’s an excellent base to get anywhere. Everything is so clean. Had an issue with some overnight guests being loud in the middle of the night but that isn’t a reflection on the host, just the risk you take when sharing accommodation with strangers. I would absolutely stay here again! Highly recommend!

I had a incredible stay at Kuniko’s home, Aizu is really refreshing and calm, perfect to relax and slow down. I had the opportunity to help her cook breakfast every morning and have it with her, she helped me to sightsee around the city and even brought me to an Onsen, She was a wonderful host and I highly recommend you to go to her house if you visit Aizu.

Really amazing house and well thought out design and interior. Very peaceful with a great kitchen, utensils and everything you can think of. Even kitchen knives were high quality Henckels and not cheap ones like you would expect to see in an AirBnB. Very private and pristine surroundings and very close to everything in Nasu with a good supermarket nearby. Highly recommend and would definitely stay again!

Nestled between mountains of sugi and bamboo, the farm lies in a picturesque landscape of family rice fields, fruit and veg patches, and sakura trees. The traditional farmhouse is cosy and simply furnished. Guests stay in the same house as the family, with separate dining area. Expect a comfy bed, warm blankets, and a hot bath at the end of the day (all water in the house is from a natural spring). Note: guest rooms are up steep stairs, so may not suit those with mobility issues. Yummy home-cooked meals by Yoshihide’s mother feature their own high-quality rice and produce (advise dietary/portion needs in advance). Seasonal farm activities may be possible (except winter). Yoshihide is helpful and can guide you to nearby onsens and amenities. There’s no TV/modern entertainment- instead, you get birdsong, fresh air, and tranquillity. Essentials provided are: towels, a hairdryer, tea/snacks, a small shared fridge & common light cooking area. A genuine, off-grid countryside experience.