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A spacious room featuring two low-profile beds with simple bedding. A wooden table sits in the center, surrounded by floor cushions. Sliding doors lead to additional spaces, and large windows adorned with decorative screens allow natural light to illuminate the room.
Home in Mamedacho
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 120 reviews

A base for activities in Kyushu. A modern Japanese villa in the heart of the historic town. Limited to one group per day

A small inn in the historic district of Hita City, the Little Kyoto of Kyushu Surrounded by mountains, rivers, and hot springs, it is a natural environment This is an entire traditional house that you can rent and live in as if you were living in an old Japanese town We can also provide completely contactless support from check-in to check-out Please relax with just your group The first floor is a living space with the latest Western-style amenities Dining kitchen, bath, toilet, washroom, laundry area The independent dining kitchen is also equipped with an IH stove, refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, and tea set, so you can enjoy cooking, and relax and have tea with luxury furniture You can also use the drum washing machine with a dryer for free, so you can stay with peace of mind even for long stays The second floor is a Japanese-style room It is a relaxing space where you can fully feel Japanese culture, such as a tea room-style tatami mat room, a living room with a raised tatami mat room, and a bedroom with a bed, where light spills from the transom fittings A front row seat with beautiful sunrises and sunsets, and sometimes enveloped in a fantastic night mist at night It is a good location to use as a base for many areas of Kyushu, which can be reached in 1 to 2 hours It is the perfect base for your stay in Kyushu

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The traditional building features a harmonious blend of modern and historical architecture, with a gravel pathway leading through a landscaped garden. Soft lighting illuminates the exterior, highlighting the stone wall and entrance area, while the evening sky enhances the overall ambiance.
Hut in Ukiha
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 64 reviews

[Private house · Breakfast ingredients included] ~ 10 people can use! Enjoy with family and friends!

★ Would you like to rent an entire old private house that has been comfortably renovated while retaining a calm atmosphere that feels like history? ★ Perfect for a private stay with family or a group of friends! Early check-in is available from 2 pm, so it is popular as a base for sightseeing, recreation, and work! ・ It is a good facility for long-term stays. The facility is based on the concept of "traveling as if you were living there", and is equipped with a washing machine and dryer, two bathrooms including a private toilet, a kitchen, wifi in each room, and 3 private rooms, making it a comfortable place to stay for long-term stays. ・ The market (Roadside Station Ukiha / Direct Sales / 7 minutes by car) is also the No. 1 shopping place in Kyushu (Jalan ranking) for self-catering There is There are also many delicious restaurants in the neighborhood for lunch and dinner. It is as described in "All photos". - The location is also good. 60-minute drive from Fukuoka Airport (in Fukuoka City). JR Ukiha station is a 5-minute walk. ・ There are also many things to do. Agricultural experiences such as fruit picking and vegetable harvesting are available year-round around the inn Yes, you can. As shown in "All photos". We also have books about the facility, so you can enjoy your trip even more!

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An open interior space features large windows offering views of surrounding trees. A low wooden table with an integrated heating element is central, flanked by floor cushions. Natural light fills the room, highlighting wooden paneling and a serene atmosphere.
Hut in Oguni
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 100 reviews

川辺の一軒宿 Togu tsubakiyama

We have set check-out by 2 PM so that you can enjoy your stay. It is a private room in a renovated traditional house on a property surrounded by trees, located on a stone wall where two rivers converge. There are no buildings in sight, and you can enjoy the sound of the river, the sound of birds, and a sense of unity with nature. The water is spring water (water quality has been inspected). Depending on the season, there are people who come and go along the river next to the inn, aiming to play in the river and go to Kappa Falls. If the weather is good, you can enjoy playing in the river, as well as a BBQ and campfire (depending on the season and weather, you may need to refrain) with the ingredients you bring. (Please be careful when handling fire.) Rest assured, we also have cookware, a microwave, and dishes. If you walk upstream along the riverside path, you will find Kappa Falls about 150 meters ahead. Please prepare food and drinks for dinner, etc., before check-in.(It's about a 20-minute drive to the supermarket) Only the 400m section to the inn is narrow and difficult to see, Once you arrive at "Camu Tsubaki-yama", we will show you around.

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Cottage in Kokonoe
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 246 reviews

Take a deep breath. Villa Moksha, a rental villa overlooking the Kuju Mountains, limited to one group per day

It is located in a summer resort villa area at an altitude of 900 m. Limited to one group per day, so you can relax without worrying about your children. Enjoy the view from the cottage overlooking the Kuju mountain range, the sounds of various birds, and the stars and moonlight shining in the night sky. You can easily experience villa life. This Villa does not provide meals or ingredients. There are few places to eat out at night, so I recommend cooking for yourself. * BBQ in the garden from late April to early October.The cold is strictly not recommended at other times.The furnace in the garden is free to use.We can provide a complete BBQ set (charcoal, grill grate, etc.) for ¥2,500.Bring your own free of charge.Please bring your own food. Not in rainy weather due to lack of roof. Yakiniku in the room is possible, but a special cleaning fee of ¥2000 will be charged separately.We will prepare the yakiniku plate as soon as you request it. There are several hot springs a little over 10 minutes away by car.

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Home in Minamioguni
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 494 reviews

Popular for consecutive nights!Entire entire tiny house [Kurokawa Onsen 10 minutes]

coya is a small, tiny house that can be rented out as a whole.It is also close to tourist destinations such as Kurokawa Onsen, making it ideal for long-term stays as a base for your travels. Unlimited Netflix on the◎ 65th TV ◎ Indoor bath and open-air bath made of pottery ◎ Rental BBQ on the terrace with a cassette stove (※ Closed during winter from December 1st to March 15th, fee applies) ◎ Complimentary drip coffee & sweets ◎ High-resilience bedding without a mattress topper Equipped with the◎ latest drumping washer/dryer ◎ Fully equipped with amenities such as toothbrushes, towels, and shampoo ◎ Fully equipped with a rice cooker, toaster, tableware, cooking utensils, and basic seasonings *If you would like to rent a BBQ, please contact us at least two days before your stay (1,000 yen per person *This is the price for one day)

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A traditional thatched-roof farmhouse is set amidst lush greenery, overlooking a gently flowing river. The stone wall boundary complements the natural landscape, with tall trees providing additional shade. The clear sky creates a serene backdrop for this historic structure.
Hut in Ukiha
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 166 reviews

古民家 注連原 KOMINKA SHIMEBARU

We have renovated a 150-year-old farmhouse and are using it as an accommodation and cultural asset. From 5 people, there is an additional charge of 3,500 yen per person. We will change the price at the time of booking. The history of this village goes back more than 800 years, It is a land where nature and people have been honed and nurtured. The name of this village is Shimebaru, It is said that this valley was decorated with shimenawa ropes a long time ago. Mud walls and cedar thatched roofs, away from the hustle and bustle of the city, Seasonal scents carried by the wind, birds and babbling brooks Come and heal your forgotten human instincts.

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Villa in Hita
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 7 reviews

Tsumugi Hita | Check-out 11:30, 4 min from station

✨ Recommended Hita Sightseeing Spots Using Tsumugi Hita Central Base as a Base ✔️ Just a 1-minute walk from the popular Attack on Titan Hita Cafe! ✔️ 11-minute drive to the Attack on Titan in HITA Museum Annex 🙆‍♀️ Accommodates up to 10 guests 📶 Free Wi-Fi ❄️ Air conditioning 🍳 Kitchen appliances 🚻 Toilet with washlet 📺 TV 🚗 Parking available, 2-3 cars can be parked 🐶 Pet hotel on the 1st floor of this building. *The accommodation is on the 3rd floor. No elevator. Pets are not allowed.

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Hut in Hita
4.79 out of 5 average rating, 28 reviews

Kagetsuan. Japanese old house with sauna.

It is 3 minutes walk to touristic Mameda town, but in the very calm residential area. How about having an usual experience living in old town ? You may discover several interesting things from historical area. Kagetsuan has an ambience of old country home, but it has a sauna with Hinoki (cypress) scent and a spring water bath. It has full kitchen, washing & dry machine which are suitable for long stay. It also has full manga of “Attack on Titan” because Hita is authors home town.

Top Guest favourite
Home in Beppu
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 106 reviews

Traditional Japanese House / Natural Hot Spring

A journey across time... "The timeless stone and house in a traditional Japanese garden. Guesthouse Sakura-no-Mori is a traditional Japanese house with a natural hot spring bath on the property. Although it is conveniently located in the center of Beppu city, guests can still enjoy the quiet peace of the garden and the beautiful songs of the wild birds that visit. Guests can also explore a number of cozy restaurants and cafes within walking distance of gust house.

Top Guest favourite
An outdoor hot spring is surrounded by natural rocks and greenery. Soft light is provided by lamps on either side, illuminating the serene water. The vibrant forest creates a peaceful ambiance, inviting a tranquil experience in nature.
Cottage in Hita
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 34 reviews

Natural hot spring, open-air bath, private villa, Sankuso [same price for up to 4 people]

This rental villa has an open-air bath and a hinoki cypress bath. You can also enjoy a BBQ on the large garden and roofed terrace. Enjoy the open-air bath with a forest in front of you, where 4 adults can slowly soak in the open-air bath. Why not spend an extraordinary time in a quiet villa area surrounded by greenery? Amagase Onsen is located almost in the middle of Kyushu, Yufuin, Beppu, Aso, and Hakata are within 60-90 minutes by car.

Guest favourite
A clean, minimalist bathroom is displayed, featuring a stone-walled area with a rectangular outdoor bath filled with clear water. Soft lighting highlights the textured surfaces, and a glass enclosure contains a shower area visible in the background.
Home in Beppu
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 104 reviews

[Villa Reine Suite01] Lux house for rent!

NEW OPEN [Villa Reine] A luxurious house for rent. A luxurious space you can't experience in your daily life. Private Hot Spring Included. Perfect for couples or family trips with children. Wake up to natural sunlight and fall asleep as the sun sets — experience peaceful moments in a stylish, café-like space where the soothing sound of flowing hot spring water feels like ASMR. Accommodates up to 4 guests. 1 parking space available.

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Home in Hita
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 66 reviews

Private Villa / Natural Hot Spring/【~Amayatori~】

A Fully Private Villa Nestled in the Tranquility of Amagase Amagase Town, Hita City, Oita Prefecture. Alongside Yufuin and Kurokawa, Amagase has long been cherished as a hot spring retreat, offering a quiet atmosphere and a refined sense of time that soothes visitors. Here, we offer a fully private villa limited to one group per day, featuring a natural hot spring with water flowing directly from the source.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Hita?

    Stays near the central riverside area let you explore local shops, historical streets, and scenic views. Around Kuma district and traditional neighborhoods, you can find options with easy access to cultural sites.

  • What are the best things to do in Hita with kids?

    Hita has family-friendly parks, interactive museums with local crafts, and gentle river boat rides. Exploring traditional streets, visiting public baths, and sampling local sweets are often suggested for a memorable experience.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Hita?

    Explore Mameda-machi’s preserved merchant streets, relax in riverside onsens, and take a guided boat ride on the Mikuma River. Local sake breweries and museums highlight Hita’s distinct culture and history.

  • How is the weather in Hita?

    Hita experiences mild winters around 39–50°F (4–10°C) and warm, humid summers near 78–91°F (25–33°C). Rain is frequent in late spring and summer, so packing an umbrella or lightweight raincoat is recommended.

  • When is the best time to visit Hita?

    Late spring and early autumn are often recommended for comfortable temperatures and lower humidity, making outdoor activities pleasant. Summer brings river festivals, while winter is quieter with opportunities for onsen visits.

  • What are the best places to visit in Hita?

    Explore Mameda-machi for its historic architecture, visit riverfront parks, and stop by locally rooted sake breweries or museums. Around Kuma district, traditional workshops highlight Hita’s craftsmanship.

  • What are some hiking trails in Hita?

    Hita has forested trails near parks and gentle river paths for scenic walks. Some routes pass through bamboo groves and offer views of the surrounding hills, making them suitable for casual and family hikes.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Hita?

    Families can enjoy boat rides on the Mikuma River, hands-on workshops in traditional neighborhoods, and local sweets found in historic Mameda-machi. Parks in Hita frequently host seasonal flower displays and picnic areas.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Hita?

    Nearby hot spring towns, scenic mountain areas, and traditional villages are often suggested for day trips. Local nature reserves and historic sites around Oita Prefecture give opportunities to explore regional culture and landscapes.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Hita?

    Some vacation rentals and guesthouses in central Hita and surrounding neighborhoods welcome pets. Locally, riverside parks and walking paths make it easy to explore with your companion animal.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Hita?

    Bring comfortable shoes for cobblestone streets and river walks, and try seasonal sweets in traditional shops. Locals suggest visiting Mameda-machi early to enjoy quieter mornings and sampling crafts in nearby workshops.

  • What is Hita known for?

    Hita is known for its preserved merchant quarter in Mameda-machi, scenic riverside traditions, and locally rooted sake brewing. Cultural festivals and public baths reflect the city’s historic and natural appeal.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Hita?

    Discover quiet artisan shops in backstreets around Mameda-machi and riverbank parks with seasonal flower displays. Small museums and craft workshops tucked away in traditional neighborhoods highlight local craftsmanship.

  • What are the best foods to try in Hita?

    Hita has regional specialties such as Hita yakisoba, locally crafted sake, and Japanese sweets known as wagashi. Dishes featuring river fish, like grilled ayu, are often recommended and highlight local flavor traditions.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Hita?

    Pack comfortable shoes, a lightweight raincoat or umbrella for seasonal rain, and layers for changing temperatures. Having a camera and small change for local markets and shops is often considered helpful.

  • What is the nightlife in Hita like?

    Nightlife in Hita features cozy izakayas, riverside dining, and casual music venues around central neighborhoods. It has a relaxed atmosphere where local flavors and conversations are enjoyed into the evening.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Hita?

    Hita has lively riverside festivals in summer, traditional lantern displays around Mameda-machi, and cultural parades during local events. Regional celebrations often highlight historical heritage and local crafts.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Hita?

    Many vacation rentals in central Hita and quiet neighborhoods are well-suited for families, often featuring extra space and easy access to parks. Areas near Mameda-machi offer proximity to cultural sites and markets.

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