Holiday rentals with a fireplace in Honshu

Ancient capital Kanazawa central city area # Traditional # Comfortable # Entire house # Machiya # Private garden # Tourist destinations within walking distance # Taiwan Mom team

A single townhouse nestled in the castle town of Kanazawa, Kaga Hekimanseki. The owner is from Taiwan, and the management is a team. The pre-war building structure has been preserved and a new water circulation system has been installed. Staying in an old house allows you to experience a different lifestyle than your usual daily life. Popular tourist spots such as Omicho Market, Ozaki Shrine (enshrine (enshrining Tokugawa Ieyasu) and Oyama Shrine (enshrining Maeda Toshiie) are within walking distance. You can enjoy the charm of the ancient capital Kanazawa. Mutsuna, with a view of the garden, is an accommodation with a garden and balcony, about 14 minutes on foot from Kenrokuen. Located a 13-minute walk from Kanazawa Castle, this air-conditioned accommodation offers free Wi-Fi and private parking on site. Located in the ancient capital of Kanazawa, it has 2 Japanese-style bedrooms, a flat-screen TV, and a fully equipped kitchen (with a microwave, fridge, washing machine, stove, and toaster). It is a popular area of Kanazawa City that is well-reviewed.

Small rentable traditional Japanese house mawari

Please confirm first ▶︎ The facility is a single building, but the price varies depending on the number of people staying. Please make a reservation after all your eyes, check the details of the facility, and make a reservation. ▶Children are also welcome!If you enter the number of children (elementary school age or younger), the system will calculate the total amount at the adult rate, so please do not enter the number of children under elementary school age and inform us by message. (Example: 2 elementary school students, 1 toddler, etc.) Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh [About mawari] Built in the late Edo period (1850), this rural kabuki stage was relocated and preserved in 1982. I took over from a local old man and turned it into a space where you can rent the whole house. We have renovated the rural kabuki stage to allow for accommodation, while keeping its appearance as much as possible. I hope you enjoy the hot springs, delicious food, and pleasant mountains in the town around Lake Suwa, which you can see from the window.

Anoie, a rental sauna with a fun view of Lake Nojiri (that house)

This is a house with a superb view overlooking Lake Nojiri. There are several ski slopes (Myoko, Kurohime, and Masao), about 15-20 minutes away, making it a perfect base for winter sports. Enjoy a wood-burning sauna and a stunning water bath. There are no private houses around, so you can also watch music and movies with loud noise. Because it is a house nestled deep in the mountains, we do our best, but there are insects during the warmer months.It snows a lot in winter.In autumn, the leaves are dancing. You must also adjust the fire in the wood stove yourself. It's never an easy home to live in, but with a great view and experience. There is a full counter kitchen with stunning views and condiments and cookers so you can enjoy cooking.(No BBQ equipment)

Japanese 120 years old house. Mt Fuji area

A guest left this comment: If you want to stay in a old Japanese house in a Mt.Fuji village & make your trip to Japan a success, you should choose this house. This is the Kominka style BNB in Yamanakako. “Hirano no Hama” A 8 min walk to the breathtaking view of Mt Fuji overlooking the lake. Only a 5 min walk from the Hirano highway bus terminal to connect “Busta Shinjuku” / Tokyo Sta. Tourists in the most walkable neighborhoods of Hirano ward will find a car isn't necessary to get around.

Private Onsen Villa | Plant-Based Meals Available

A private villa with a natural hot spring, nestled in the forest of Azumino. More than a hotel stay—it’s a quiet, self-guided retreat for adults. Enjoy JBL audio, hand-ground coffee, organic amenities, and a deck open to the woods. By reservation, experience a plant-based course by chef Mina Toneri, served in a 130-year-old farmhouse. This popular dining experience, blending French culinary essence with macrobiotic principles, is often fully booked, but as our guest, you have priority access

Uwanosora: A Daydreaming House

Vacation rental located in the mountain side of Shizuoka City. UWANOSORA means “SPACED OUT” in japanese. Come to get away from it all. Unwind yourself and experience peace, quiet, and wild life. We also offer additional paid options. If you are interested, please inform us by the day before check-in. [BBQ room] usage fee 5,000yen. Please prepare foods and drinks yourself. [Sauna] 2,500yen/per person.(2hours) Opening hours: 15:00-20:00 Available from 2 person. [Wood burning stove]3,000yen

Rent a 100-year-old house | Free sake and matcha green tea | As a base for sightseeing in Kanazawa and Hakusan

Welcome to our renovated 100years building. Enjoy our spacious home with an on-site sake bar in an old warehouse, open to both guests and locals. Use the hearth at your request; we'll light it upon arrival. Original wood, furniture, and equipment add a unique touch. A brief room tour is included during check-in. Nearby attractions: Shirayama-hime and Kinken Shrine. Kanazawa is a 20-minute drive, or take the Ishikawa Line. Personalized local recommendations available upon request.

KIRISIMIZU Guest House

“Maison d’hotes KIRISI MIZU”, is a Irimoya style (traditional Japanese house, similar to Temple) that has been beautifully restored from traditional materials and passed down from my grate-grand parents generation. The entire house is done in a classic style as used to be, except for a newly built kitchen, toilet and bathroom that provide all the necessities of modern life.

Toyoukenomori Experiential Guesthouse

Life at Toyoukenomori is anchored in the Japanese tradition of a shared community based on simplicity, sustainability and harmony. We offer visitors an opportunity to experience life in a natural setting that celebrates the rich four season of Japan. Toyoukenomori is a place to cultivate an inner peace; being content with what you have, and rejoicing in the way things are.