Places to stay near Konoharaenshin Station

Part of a Japanese house surrounded by peach trees

Surrounded by rural landscapes and peach trees unique to Okayama.The clear air is relaxing. < Spaces available: Separation of Japanese houses (part of the white wall on the left side of the photo) (Facilities: private entrance, first floor, kitchenette, dining room, 2nd floor, bedroom, shower with bathtub, toilet) > Walk through the Japanese garden to the entrance.You can see peach trees from the room.The main house has a Japanese-style room with columns, and there is a dressing and tea ceremony experience (reservation required, paid).In the park, there is a square where you can interact with animals (goats/rabbits/kezumerik turtles) (free to see).Fresh fruits can be eaten seasonally.The host is usually working on the park as he runs the orchard.We'll let you know and take care of any issues right away.Harvest farming experiences available.(Various experiences are paid and need to be booked) For more information, you can check the homepage by searching "Onmyosato" and "ouminosato". About a 10-minute drive from Okayama Airport About 30 minutes by car from JR Okayama Station The nearest convenience store is about a 7-minute drive away * If you have any questions or requests, please contact us via "Contact Host" first * Peach harvest season (summer) and New Year holidays will be closed

220-year-old Blue Merchant's Mansion with Seasonal Vegetable and Fruit Harvesting Experience

KAIWA NO SATO This old house is an indigo mansion built in the first year of the Bunsei era (1804) during the heyday of indigo. The main house and the sleeping area (a barn where indigo was stored) have been demolished due to aging, but the historic living room and garden have been preserved to allow guests to experience a little bit of that time, and it is used as a farmhouse inn. In the old days, "Indigofera" grew on the fertile land of the Yoshino River basin in Tokushima Prefecture, bringing great wealth to Tokushima Prefecture (Awa Province). Ancient documents on indigo, including cultural properties, are also available for viewing. Enjoy the charm of that era and Indigofera. ＝＝＝＝ Feel free to pick and eat seasonal fruits and vegetables from the adjacent fields. * Please enjoy as many figs as you like in summer and autumn. Fruit examples: Spring: sweet summer Summer: Watermelon, Green Bowl (Melon) Fall: figs, pomegranates, sweet potatoes [Vegetables example] Spring: potatoes, corn, bamboo shoots, butterbur sprouts, konjac Summer: Japanese ginger, bell peppers, eggplant, tomatoes, chili peppers, cucumbers Fall: potatoes, konnyaku Winter: Daikon radish * Please contact us in advance if you have any requests, as the harvest and timing may change depending on the weather. ＝＝＝＝

ABURARI Only 9 minutes from Kansai Airport, a popular old private house with a mossy Japanese garden (same price for up to 3 people)

It is 9 minutes by train and 5 minutes on foot from Kansai Airport.We rent out the entire traditional Japanese merchant's mansion (old house).Aburi is a name that has been passed down through generations in our family. Please enjoy a Japanese trip that is not just a guest house, but a place where you can relax with your family and friends, without worrying about other groups. It is a very popular inn for those interested in traditional Japanese culture and anime enthusiasts such as Demon Slayer and Naruto.It is an old house, but everything has been renovated so that guests can have a comfortable stay. It can be used extensively for families and groups of one to 10 people.(The price will not change for up to 3 people) [Best hospitality not found in other guesthouses] The spacious 12-tatami mat inner parlor and the Japanese garden that spreads out along the veranda are the essence of traditional Japanese architecture.Relax in the spacious tatami room while gazing at the Japanese garden. The living room, which was remodeled from a rice warehouse, can take you back 200 years. [For long-term stays] Desk, chairs and whiteboards are provided.It can also be used as a working space.We also have discount plans for guests staying 28 days or more.

One rental OldbutNew collection Starlight BBQ Fire NO bears Natural Cat Old house Firewood stove No snow

There are no bears in the vicinity.Located in the middle of Okayama Prefecture, this accommodation is ideal for Okayama sightseeing and opened at the end of November 2021. ★ Indoor The stylishly designed interior, created by a first-class architect who has renovated a warehouse built over 100 years ago and designed Fuji Television's Bayshore Studio and GINZA SIX, has a higher quality feel. We have a range of items to help you enjoy your stay in style, including a refrigerator, oven range, IH stove, coffee tools for coffee lovers, and a toaster that is popular with bread lovers. It is cool at high altitudes, and you can enjoy the red-burning firewood stove until around October to May (depending on the climate). The storehouse has thick walls, so you don't have to worry about noise like a regular private lodging.If you close the window, you can listen to loud music, etc. ★ Outdoor Enjoy breakfast and coffee on the scenic terrace, or have a campfire or barbecue outdoors.(No loud noise outdoors after 8 pm.) We also offer activities such as picking strawberries, harvesting vegetables in the fields in summer, and wood splitting. * Insects usually come out in summer, so please refrain from booking if you don't like them

Tsujima (near the university) 1 unit for rent, JR Hokaiin, a few minutes from the bus stop

3 km north of JR Okayama Station.It is 650 meters from Hokkaido Station and bus stop Hokkaidoin on the JR Tsuyama Line (No.9). Near Okayama University, Okayama University of Science, and Handa Mountain Botanical Garden. City Light Stadium, and Zip arena, a children's forest, and Jingu Mountain, and a supermarket (Marunaka, La.There is a Moo, happys), a convenience store (7-Eleven). Bicycles are available.There is one free parking space, please let me know if you use it It is an old bungalow house with a Japanese culture. There are three rooms with plenty of room.(Please contact us) You can also use it as a group trip, exam, accommodation for various competitions, and living in Okayama for short and medium term.Hokaiin Station and the bus stop are within walking distance, so it is also a good base for travel around Okayama. Pets are allowed, please register in advance * It costs 2,000 yen as a pet fee

Unlimited sauna rentals

An old house built 150 years ago by the owner "JP" who loves DIY and dreaming of an ideal life.You can enjoy the fireplace unique to the old house and the world's one-of-a-kind egg sauna. In particular, I recommended this egg sauna, which was carefully created in the shape where the heat circulates naturally.All of this is handmade (DIY)!Feel the heat of the wood stove in the sauna and the creative heat of JP. You can also enjoy pot and fish skewers in the fireplace that was revived with DIY.All ingredients will be brought in, so please buy them at a nearby supermarket before coming. The place is an area called "Koya", a mountain alley in Misaku City, Okayama Prefecture.I think it would be interesting to stop by Nishisaokura Village, which is popular with the rural resident village, which is just around the corner.

Quiet Rural Stay | Long-term Welcome | Okayama

It takes 3 hours from Kyoto, Osaka, and Nara. You can see a totally different aspect of the city side of Japan. Green mountains, clear river, Firefly, many stars, rice field, Vegetable field. The house is a beautiful nature. And also we have good neighbors. You will see the real Japanese countryside that is not written in the guidebook. The room is surrounded by my father's and my artworks. The huge kitchen, living room, and garden are yours. Please enjoy and relax in the cozy house.

Japan's oldest remaining company housing (#9)

The oldest remaining residence and company housing in Japan. Situated in the historic silver mine town of Ikuno. Designated as a nationally important cultural landscape with efforts underway to secure UNESCO status. These houses were built by the Mitsubishi Corporation around 1876 and are now designated cultural properties of Asago City. In such a historic building, you can experience accommodation while thinking about the life of the past. Easy access to Kinosakionsen and Takeda Castle.

Ensoh: Hideaway Portal to Naoshima & Art Islands

Ensoh strives to surround its inhabitants in naturalness and simplicity, ideals tied strongly to the Japanese wabi-sabi aesthetic. It is a creatively restored home surrounded by traditional garden and lush forest. While (supplied) electric-assisted bicycles are the best way to this ‘hideaway’ and from it to the Art Islands, it is hard to believe Ensoh is mere minutes from the local train station. If you seek nature, uniqueness, space, and beauty in your Japanese travels, it is here!

It is an old house built over 100 years ago facing Himeji Castle.(There is a barrel sauna in the courtyard)

☆A traditional house built in the Edo period. ☆This is a supervised traditional house by the owner's architectural design office. ☆It has been restored and renovated without destroying the atmosphere of a town house. ☆Please experience a space that feels like you have slipped back in time to the Edo period. ☆There is a well-equipped kitchen, so it should be satisfactory for long stays or families. ☆It is adjacent to a castle, making it suitable for sightseeing around the castle.

【Teshima’s Ocean View Retreat Tokuto】King Villa

Tokuto is a newly renovated private mansion built in the 1940s on Teshima. It is conveniently located about 15mins walk from Ieura Port. Enjoy the luxurious architecture of the past, such as the authentic hand blown window glass, Onigawara (Japanese gargoyle roof tiles), and the beautiful gardens with an abundance of stone lanterns. The building consists of 2 villas, King Villa & Queen Villa. As a measure against infectious diseases, we accept one group for each building.

iikazegafuku.｜It's a charming small inn on Teshima

It’s located in a village called Karato Oka. You’ll find the Teshima Museum and rice terraces within a short walking. The guesthouse is a Japanese wooden house with only one room, so you can use privately. The room on the second floor has a slightly lower ceiling, giving it a cozy cabin or tea room feel. From the window, you can see old houses, mountains, and persimmon trees, with the morning light streaming in. Experience an extraordinary space and time.