Our house is a 60-year-old traditional Japanese house located in the mountains at an altitude of 450 meters, far from the city. All areas except the bedrooms are shared. The rooms don’t have keys but we have lockers with keys in the living room. All sheets, duvet covers, and pillowcases in the rooms are made of organic cotton. There is no air conditioning. (During the winter season, alpaca blankets and alpaca slippers are provided, and heaters are also available in the rooms and common areas.) Peruvian empanadas are served for breakfast (for an additional charge), and you can try plant-based empanadas, sweet empanadas, and the original meat empanadas. There is a two-year-old child, two cats, and a Peruvian caretaker who speaks fluent Japanese. A bus (Nakanoho Line) arrives near our house from Ena Station. Our house is a one-minute walk from the Dainichi bus stop. [Kitchen Available] Pans, pots, microwaves, refrigerators, plates, cups, You may use cooking utensils and condiments such as oil (rice oil, sesame oil, olive oil), salt (sea salt, rock salt), sugar (cane sugar), soy sauce, black pepper and etc.You may bring food and cook. [Shower/Bath] Hairdryers, lotions, moisturizers, facial cleansers, and cotton swabs are provided and can be used free of charge. Small towels and toothbrushes are available for rent for an additional fee. Sponges and other items are not provided. The shampoo, conditioner, and body wash provided in the showers are 100% plant-based and additive-free. [Laundry] Clothes may be washed and dried. The detergent used is 100% plant-based and additive-free. Recommended for nature lovers, families with young children, and those who want to cook their own meals. We recommend more than two nights.

The person in charge here is a nice girl who prepares delicious empanadas .

“KASAGI MOUNTAIN” It is a mountain that is very loved and respected by the people. You can climb it on foot. On the way you will find some giant stones called “pyramid stones”. At the top there is a viewpoint where you can see a beautiful landscape. It will take you about 5 or 6 hours round trip. ”Sakaori Tanada” are rice paddies built 400 years ago. They are very famous here in Japan because it represents the history of rice fields here in Japan, since in ancient times the people lived in the middle of the mountains and because of that the rice fields were built using the shape of the mountain very well and using stones. When you look at it from the lookout you can see that they look like stairs with rice fields. Walking will take you 2 to 3 hours round trip. “Nakanohou Dam” It is very close to our house. Here you can also walk and you can spend a quiet time observing the landscape. It will take you 1 hour round trip Restaurants Sushi,Soba and Japanese cuisine.