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Superhost
Home in Seto

15 min Ghibli, Family Stay, Japanese Home, Free P

Ghibli Park is about 15 minutes away by car."Stay as if you were living there" with your loved ones in a townhouse that has been woven through 100 years of history. Pleasant Stay Seto ~ Tokuori~ is an inn where you can feel history and warmth, with a harmonious blend of a townhouse from about 100 years ago and a residence that has been passed down since then. The name of the inn, "Tokitsumugi," embodies our wish to connect the time and feelings woven in this house with the future.On display in the museum are the works of my grandfather, who was the prototype designer for Seto Novelty, and the sewing machine of my grandmother, who supported him.We hope you will experience the unique culture of Seto, along with the history of its traditional way of life and craftsmanship. While preserving a Japanese aesthetic, it also offers the convenience of modern living, such as sleeping in a bed and enjoying meals in the dining room.In addition, each of the three bedrooms is independent, so three generations of a family, relatives, or friends can enjoy a comfortable stay while respecting each other's private time. It is also about 40 minutes by train from the nearest station to central Nagoya.We hope that your time at this inn, as a base for sightseeing in Seto and Nagoya, including Ghibli Park, will be a time to create new memories with your family and loved ones.

5.0 out of 5 average rating, 5 reviews
Superhost
Home in Seto

[Lodge] Large families, fan activities, training camps | 150 m² open space | 15 minutes to Ghibli | Theater room with DVD | Maximum 12 people

This is a tall, open-plan home surrounded by the warmth of wood. It can accommodate up to 12 people and is suitable for a wide range of uses, including large families, groups of friends, couples, fan activities, and retreats. The living and dining room with an atrium gently connects the second and third floors, creating a comfortable space where you can have a conversation between the bedroom and dining room on the third floor. In the Kids & Theater Room, you can enjoy watching movies on a large screen, making rainy days and evenings more fulfilling. All rooms have shutters, so they can be made completely dark even during the day. The full kitchen with a large-capacity refrigerator makes cooking together a memorable part of your trip. There are no adjacent buildings in the vicinity, so it is also recommended for those who value privacy. There are 7 beds (3 double beds and 4 single beds), and for groups of 8 or more, futons are available in the loft. Free parking is available for 2 cars. Please contact us if you need parking for 3 or more cars. In addition, if you book the separate facility "Seto Mori Nest" located on the first floor of the same building for the same dates, we will unlock the doors so that you can move freely between the first and third floors as you wish. In this case, a maximum of 18 people can stay in the two facilities combined.

4.9 out of 5 average rating, 30 reviews
Superhost
Flat in Seto

Umi's Apartment, near Ghibli Park, Family Apartment 202

※ The property is on the second floor and is only accessible by stairs. We appreciate your understanding in advance if you have a lot of luggage or are traveling with small children. ・ 2 semi-double beds - 2 sets of single futons Amenities - Shampoo/conditioner/body soap - Bath towels / hand soap - Hair dryer * Toothbrushes are not provided. 🚭 The entire building is non-smoking. Since the entire building is rented out, you can come and go freely 24 hours a day after check-in. Please relax as if it were your own room. ※ Please be quiet when entering or leaving at night or early in the morning. Please also be considerate of your neighbors. ★ About the base price ・ The base price is for up to 2 people. ・ If there are 3 or more guests, there will be an additional charge for each additional guest. ★ About the number of guests - If the number of guests exceeds the number requested at the time of booking, an additional fee will be charged at a later date. ・ Please be sure to enter the correct number of guests so that we can prepare for a comfortable stay. ・ If you contact us outside of these hours, we may take longer to reply or we may not be able to respond until the next day. ★ Between 10 p.m. and 7 a.m., please keep noise levels down outside.

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 52 reviews
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Home in Seto

Entire Japanese House · 15 min to Ghibli Park

A private rental of a traditional Japanese house in the town of Setoyaki.A 15-minute drive to Ghibli Park in the suburbs of Nagoya.There is also free parking.Ideal for family trips, long stays, and remote work.You can also keep pets in the dirt floor.You can also stay with your cat. [10 Recommended Points for This Listing] • You can rent the whole house, and it is self check-in and self check-out, so you can stay without worrying about anyone. • There are toys, picture books, and an automatic mahjong table for children, so both adults and children can enjoy themselves. • 15 minutes by car to Ghibli Park, convenient for sightseeing. • You can occupy the full kitchen, so you can freely cook and eat. • Pets can also stay in the spacious dirt floor, and you can make memories of a fun trip with your pet. • Located near Nagoya, it is convenient as a base for sightseeing and business. • You can enjoy the charm and atmosphere unique to the town of Seto-yaki. • Equipped with private high-speed Wi-Fi, it is ideal for remote work and long-term stays. • There are plenty of restaurants in the neighborhood, such as a Chinese town, a crepe shop, and a traditional Japanese izakaya. • Parking is available, so you can use it by car with peace of mind.

4.86 out of 5 average rating, 35 reviews
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A small terrace area is visible through glass doors, featuring a round table on a green carpet-like surface. The view includes a gravel path leading to an open landscape, with the sky displaying soft hues as the sun sets in the background.
Home in Nagakute

Rent-a-Cut/Beds: 3/Mattresses: 7/Pick-up and drop-off/1 km to the nearest station/Bicycles: 3/Free parking for 7 cars/Luggage storage/Wi-Fi/Dryer available

Farmhouse Terrace Tokio The house was inherited from my deceased grandfather.  The name of the inn is from his grandfather's name, Tokio. The inn is built in a quiet view surrounded by fields. Within a 15-30 minute walk, there are Morikoro Park, IKEA, convenience stores, hot springs, and Linimo.About 90 minutes from Nagoya Station. Transportation is available at Renimo Park West. There are 7 free parking spaces. If there is a problem, we will do our best to accommodate it.Smoking is not allowed indoors or on the premises, but only on the terrace. We look forward to preparing your guests for a comfortable stay. About the room ① Western-style room→ W bed 2, single 1 (1-3 people) ② There is a Japanese-style TV of 8 tatami mats, and a→ futon with a rim (1-3 people) ③ 6 Tatami Japanese-style room TV, edge side → futon (1-2 people) ④ 14 tatami mat Japanese-style room TV, wide veranda 3-person sofa → futon (3-5 people) ① - ④ is equipped with air conditioning. ⑤ (Reception from April 2026 due to renovation) 2nd floor Japanese-style room 7.5 tatami mats TV, air conditioner, no toilet → single bed Please let us know your wishes, etc.We will accommodate as much as possible.                 

4.95 out of 5 average rating, 128 reviews
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A spacious living room features a mix of seating options, including comfortable chairs and a large sofa. Natural light enters through large windows, illuminating the wooden floor and soft area rug. Decorative art adorns the walls, complemented by stylish lighting fixtures.
Home in Nagakute

10 minutes by car from Ghibli Park | Capacity: 13 people | 200 m² private parking lot for 3 cars | "Villa and Atelier", a museum where you can stay

We renovated a local painter's studio and created a private rental accommodation. The concept is an art museum where you can stay. You can enjoy the art displayed throughout the house and the world of Ghibli. It is very close to the popular Ghibli Park, which is a 10-minute drive away (30 minutes on foot). The entire building is for rent. It is a 10-minute walk to a popular hot spring facility and a farmers market. A large 18 tatami-mat living room and an 18 tatami-mat dining kitchen Large 65-inch monitor TV (LG) installed Equipped with a DVD player and all Ghibli movies on DVD Spacious full kitchen with a three-burner stove A 200-square-meter house 6 air conditioners installed in all rooms High-speed Wi-Fi available We have 9 electric bicycles available (1,000 yen per day; they are shared between 2 accommodations, so reservations are required) Parking for 3 cars (1 on the premises, 2 off the premises) Make memories at this unique family-friendly accommodation. Facilities - Refrigerator - Washing machine - Gas dryer - Microwave - Washlet toilet - Rice cooker - Electric kettle - Hair dryer - Hot plate - Oven - Frying pan - Pot - Glasses - Dishes - Cordless vacuum cleaner

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 129 reviews
Superhost
Home in Seto

12-minute drive to Ghibli Park | Free parking for 2 cars | 104-square-meter single-story home | Accommodates up to 6 people

Located in the historic town of Setomono, which boasts over a thousand years of history, is “Minshuku Okanonoue.” Seto City is the sacred home of “Setomono,” a tradition boasting over a thousand years of history. As you walk through the town, you'll encounter scenes steeped in the spirit of craftsmanship, such as the “Kamagaki no Komichi,” a path lined with stacks of old kiln tools. Its greatest appeal lies in the fact that it is not just a tourist destination, but a place where you can truly feel the “spirit of craftsmanship.” In addition to an authentic pottery-making experience, you can also enjoy visiting the galleries of young artists. The town has become more vibrant, with attractions like Ghibli Park, its main tourist attraction, and local cuisine such as Seto Yakisoba gaining prominence. Despite its convenient access from Nagoya, Seto is a place where time passes at a leisurely pace. “Minshuku Okanonoue” is sure to be the perfect base for thoroughly enjoying the hidden charms of this town.♪

4.89 out of 5 average rating, 18 reviews
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A hallway features a unique ceiling adorned with colorful paper umbrellas. Traditional sliding doors with shoji screens are visible on one side, leading to a peaceful interior space. The flooring includes a raised wooden area, enhancing the room's charm and cultural feel.
Home in Nakatsugawa

Japanese-style lighting/BBQ/Irori/15 minutes by car to Ena City/Private rental for one group per day/Old house Mahoroba

Why we created this private lodging, "Mahoroba" 1. I want people to know a little bit about the wonderful illuminations in Japan. 2. I want to create a spot that can be enjoyed at night, and I want you to value the time you spend with friends and lovers. 3. I want you to experience and enjoy the charm of the Higashi-nochi area of Gifu That's how I feel.  The charm of our private lodging is the magical lighting in the house. In the evening, warm lighting soothes the heart and creates a special atmosphere. You can also BBQ or dine around the fireplace under the lights. Experience an extraordinary space with friends in this natural environment where you can see the stars in the sky.  There are also plenty of sightseeing spots, such as the historic castle town of Iwamura, Japan Taisho Village, and Magome-juku, which has a nostalgic atmosphere. Recommended for those who want to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city and connect with nature with their friends.

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 181 reviews
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Home in Seto

An inn in Seto, a Japanese heritage town, surrounded by pottery culture and quiet time/Tosha no Yado

Welcome to Togasa-no-Yado. We have created an inn where you can relax while feeling the charm of traditional "yakimono" in Seto, a Japanese heritage town. About 40 minutes drive from Nagoya, about 15 minutes from Ghibli Park, and about 25 minutes to Toki and Tajimi, famous for their pottery. Conveniently located for sightseeing in Nagoya, as well as for access to the traditions and nature of the Tokai region. We provide the following amenities to ensure a safe and comfortable stay for group trips and family trips with children: ・ A living and dining room where even a large group can relax ・ Spacious kitchen where you can enjoy cooking ・ A Japanese-style room on the 1st floor that is safe for the elderly ・ Kids space - Washer and dryer Parking spaces (for 2 vehicles) ・ 2 bathrooms (one of which is shower only) Enjoy a relaxing trip to the Tokai region in this quiet and comfortable inn, a little away from the hustle and bustle of Nagoya.

5.0 out of 5 average rating, 55 reviews
Superhost
The exterior of a two-story wooden house is framed by blooming cherry blossoms and lush greenery. Large glass doors provide a view of the inviting interior. The balcony features wooden railings, enhancing the home’s charming character.
Cabin in Seto

AB1 / Log house / 20min drive to Ghibli park

It is conveniently located in a residential area 5 minutes off the highway, with a supermarket, Daiso, and coin laundry within a 3-minute walk. The location is 30 minutes by car to Ghibli Park and 20 minutes by car to Costco. We promise you a pleasant and comfortable stay with your family. We have home appliances and kitchenware, and tea set *Please contact us if you will be stay with child under 6 years of age who will sleep with you. An additional fee will be charged for more than 3 children.

4.87 out of 5 average rating, 127 reviews
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A spacious living area features a blend of natural materials with exposed wooden beams and soft, muted colors. A low coffee table is surrounded by comfortable seating. Sunlight filters through large windows, providing a view of the garden outside.
Home in Kariya

Garden Inn Hanaike Retreat - Drive to Ghibli Park

Welcome to Hanaike Retreat! We created an attractive and comfortable place for those traveling by car. Ghibli Park and Nagoya Castle, Legoland are about 30-40 minutes by car. Japandi-design, which combines Japanese tradition with Scandinavian sophistication, creates an extraordinary feeling for your trip. Relax while looking out at the beautiful Japanese garden. Recommended for families and group trips, as well as history lovers. We invite you on a journey to rediscover the charm of Aichi.

5.0 out of 5 average rating, 139 reviews
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The exterior of Kintsugi House features a modern machiya facade, highlighted by a sliding glass door adorned with a white noren curtain. Warm light emanates from the entrance, creating a welcoming appearance. A minimalist wooden shelf displays a ceramic item, reflecting the property's emphasis on local craftsmanship.
Home in Tajimi

Kintsugi House: artisanal ceramic culture

Kintsugi House is a bright and cosy two-storey private ‘machiya’ townhouse in Tajimi, Gifu, renovated in the spirit of ‘kintsugi’ (making new beauty in repair). The Showa-period property uncovers the layers of Tajimi’s rich ceramic history and is decorated with ceramics from the Jomon period, to tea ceremony ceramics, and contemporary ceramic art. Experience the artisan ceramics culture of Japan's ceramic heartland: tiles, National Treasures, and a vibrant young generation of ceramic artists!

4.95 out of 5 average rating, 88 reviews

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Home in Nagoya

5 minutes on foot from Fujigaoka Station, near Ghibli Park, 45 square meters, maximum 5 people, 2 beds, 3 futons, private kitchen, bath, toilet, washroom, washing machine included

4.93 out of 5 average rating, 42 reviews
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Nagoya Stay / 4 Beds / Near Onsen / 1 Free Parking

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 69 reviews
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An old private house in Inuyama Castle Town. National Treasure Inuyama Castle and Inuyama Station are within walking distance!

4.86 out of 5 average rating, 59 reviews
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The three-story designer house features a modern facade with large, unobstructed windows. A welcoming front entrance highlights wooden panels alongside a stone pathway. Lush greenery frames the exterior, enhancing the contemporary look.
Home in Kasugai

Spacious 3-story designer house | Entire building available for large groups

4.95 out of 5 average rating, 38 reviews
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An inviting entrance is framed by wooden sliding doors, with slatted panels allowing light to filter through. The pathway is bordered by smooth stone and leads to a spacious porch under a wooden overhang, enhancing the tranquil outdoor feel.
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4.95 out of 5 average rating, 76 reviews
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Home in Tajimi

[Entire property] [Parties allowed] [Up to 7 people] [Sauna] [BBQ] [Campfire] [Reunion] [Game meat]

5.0 out of 5 average rating, 36 reviews
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Direct access from Nagoya Station! /8 minutes to the station/quiet environment/entire apartment/52 m², Room 102

5.0 out of 5 average rating, 8 reviews
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GIFU | 3BR | Free Parking |Tsumago & Takayama

5.0 out of 5 average rating, 16 reviews

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Seto?

    Many visitors choose traditional guesthouses near old pottery districts or modern apartments around central markets. Areas near ceramic museums place you within reach of cultural sites, local dining, and workshops.

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

    Families can explore hands-on pottery workshops, stroll historic shopping streets, or visit local parks. Ceramic museums often have interactive exhibits tailored for children, making them engaging options for curious minds.

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

    Explore local pottery studios and galleries, join a ceramics workshop, or visit the Seto-Gura Museum for insight into the city’s craft legacy. Strolling traditional shopping streets and discovering local markets add to the experience.

  • How is the weather in Seto?

    Seto has cool winters, with temperatures around 34–49°F (1–9°C), and warm, humid summers near 76–92°F (25–33°C) with frequent rainfall. Spring and autumn are more temperate, attracting visitors for their comfortable outdoor conditions.

  • When is the best time to visit Seto?

    Late spring and autumn are often recommended for their comfortable weather, with afternoons ranging from 59–76°F (15–25°C) and local events adding vibrant energy. Summer brings lush greenery but higher humidity and rainfall.

  • What are the best places to visit in Seto?

    The Seto Ceramics and Glass Art Center, historic pottery streets, and Seto-Gura Museum are frequently suggested for cultural exploration. Various shrines and riverside walkways around the city provide quieter moments for visitors.

  • What are some hiking trails in Seto?

    Seto has wooded trails around its hills, with paths leading to scenic overlooks, forested groves, and small shrines. Nature walks often pass by streams and wildflower spots, making them appealing for outdoor enthusiasts.

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

    Families can enjoy pottery making experiences, hands-on art classes, or visit interactive exhibits at local ceramic museums. Strolling through parks or joining community festivals is also frequently suggested for all ages.

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

    Many visitors explore nearby historical towns, scenic hill areas, or cultural sites around Nagoya. Regional parks and gardens around Seto are also often recommended for those interested in outdoor adventures and seasonal landscapes.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Seto?

    Seto has a selection of pet friendly stays, particularly in quieter neighborhoods and around the outskirts. Many local parks and natural areas provide outdoor space for walks with your pet.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Seto?

    Exploring on foot around historic shopping streets lets you discover hidden ceramic shops and artisan studios. Bring cash for smaller purchases, and check for seasonal ceramics festivals to experience local craftsmanship.

  • What is Seto known for?

    Seto is known for its deep roots in Japanese ceramics and pottery, with centuries-old kilns and artisan workshops shaping its living craft heritage. The city also draws interest for its traditional festivals and a network of scenic rivers and hills.

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

    Seto has quiet backstreets with lesser-known pottery studios, small family-run cafes, and murals created by local artists. Some shrines and seasonal riverside paths often attract those seeking a peaceful escape from the main sights.

  • What are the best foods to try in Seto?

    Seto is known for dishes featuring unagi, local miso-based stews, and kaiseki meals using seasonal ingredients. Traditional Japanese sweets and Seto ceramics-inspired treats are frequently suggested for those interested in local flavors and craft.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Seto?

    Pack comfortable walking shoes to explore pottery districts, a lightweight jacket for spring or autumn, and rain gear for wetter months. A reusable bag is handy for shopping local ceramics or produce.

  • What is the nightlife in Seto like?

    Nightlife in Seto tends to be relaxed, centering around cozy izakayas, traditional pubs, and small bars with friendly atmospheres. You might also find local cafes and occasional live music events around the main avenues.

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

    The Setomono Festival is frequently suggested for celebrating local ceramics, while seasonal events highlight traditional music, dance, and local food culture. Community gatherings around autumn often feature vibrant displays and workshops.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Seto?

    Seto has family friendly vacation rentals, including spacious homes in residential neighborhoods and modern apartments near shopping streets. Some provide easy access to ceramic museums, parks, and local markets.