20 Japanese Guest Houses (Minshuku) in Japan

●There are no baths or shower toilets in the rooms. These are shared by men and women. ●Face towels, bath towels, and toothbrushes are provided. ●Air conditioners will be installed in the rooms (from the summer of 2024). ●Kerosene FF stoves are installed. ●Wi-Fi is available (password required). ●Smoking is prohibited throughout the building. Please smoke on the porch outside the entrance. ●The bath is a circulating bath, not a hot spring. ●A shared refrigerator/freezer is installed in the hallway. ●Vending machines (drinking water, canned beer) installed in the building. ●A free drink corner will be installed in the dining room. ●The entrance will be locked at 11pm for security reasons. Please be sure to stay punctual.

Higashi-Fujita residence (details) In principle, the accommodation is rented as a whole according to the number of guests. However, including the number of children 1. Pavillon: 2 rooms for 2 to 6 people 2. Villa Resort: 4 rooms for 4 to 20 people 3. Annex: 6 rooms for 4 to 20 people Plan to stay at the Japan Heritage main building 1. Fuji-no-ma: 1 room for 2 to 4 people * Each facility is equipped with a kitchen where you can cook, as well as a bath and toilet.

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Kudaka Island is called "God's Island" and Okinawans regard it as a special island. This is because it is said that Amamikiyo, the founder of the land reclamation that gave birth to Ryukyu, descended from heaven here, and Okinawa is said to have started from this island. The secret festival, which has been held once every 12 years since the Ryukyu dynasty, ended in 1978 when there was no successor, but it is still an important cultural property of the island, and the exchange hall is decorated with precious photos from that time. Please drop in for sightseeing on the island (^^♪ Our facility is a 5-minute walk from the port! Close to Kudaka Elementary School and the island post office! There are snacks and cafes in the neighborhood, and it is located in a residential area. Why don't you spend a relaxing time with the island's aunt while relaxing as if you were back at home on Kudaka Island? It will heal the fatigue of everyday life and make you feel refreshed by resetting your life. The husband and wife who are sightseeing guides of Kudaka Island and their parents also live in the inn. It is a two-story detached house, and can accommodate up to six people in two rooms on the second floor. Although it is a seasonal item, it is also possible to have a "sea grape harvest experience" at the owner's sea grape farm. If you are interested, please check on site.