Northern Lake Biwa Private KURA Stay | Kakurekura

In a small village near the northern Lake Biwa, surrounded by rice fields, you’ll find Kakurekura. A kura is a traditional Japanese storehouse. For over 70 years, this one was used for storage. Today, it is a private stay for just one group at a time. Inside, over 70 years of time have been preserved. Outside, the countryside changes with the seasons. Just a different rhythm from everyday life. A stay to feel the time that has passed through this place, and the time that is here now. The space A two-story cozy earthen storehouse built over 70 years ago / Approx. 32㎡ ・First Floor: Wood bath tub, kitchen facilities, living room, restroom ・Second Floor: Bedroom ・Detached storehouse—entire building available for private use ・Private terrace, BBQ equipment (rental), and fire pit area ・Free parking ・Maximum occupancy: 4 guests (Due to space limitations, reservations are limited to 3 guests. For groups of 4, please contact us in advance.) ・Free shuttle service from the nearest station (reservation required) What you won’t find here No TV No supermarket or convenience store nearby Other things to note As this is a traditional Japanese house that is over 70 years old, there are steep stairs and steps. Please keep this in mind when making your reservation, especially if you have small children or if you have any concerns about navigating the stairs. Registration details Hotels and Inns Business Act | 滋賀県長浜保健所 | 滋賀県指令長保第27号