Taoyuu, a Farmhouse Inn Where You Can Drink Alcohol (Includes Two Meals per Day)

Under a sky of stars, enjoy sake by the warmth of the irori hearth. A private farmhouse inn for one party only, offering an overnight stay with two meals, where you can savor the flavors of Kawanehoncho’s countryside kaiseki. • Irori (traditional Japanese hearth) experience • Seasonal, locally sourced meals • Curated sake selection • Quiet, rural surroundings The space A Private Farmhouse Stay in a Traditional Japanese Home Welcome to our clean and beautifully maintained traditional farmhouse, where you can enjoy a peaceful countryside stay in Kawanehoncho. Our inn accepts only one group per day, offering a quiet and private experience. As you pass through the noren curtain, a spacious interior opens before you. On the left is an eight-tatami relaxation area, and beyond it lies the guest room called “Minori.” At the center of this room sits a traditional irori hearth, creating a warm and atmospheric place to spend your evening. Also on the left side of the entrance, you will find a four-meter single-slab wooden counter. Here we serve your meals, and after dinner it becomes a private bar-like space where you can relax with a drink and enjoy the quiet night. When making your reservation, we would appreciate it if you could inform us of your preferred dinner time and any food allergies. The guest room consists of two connected 8-tatami rooms separated by sliding doors, allowing flexible use of the space. Both rooms are equipped with air conditioning. In winter, we provide hot water bottles and warm feather duvets to ensure a comfortable night's sleep. Along the hallway surrounding the rooms, you will find a bookshelf with local history and cultural materials, which you are welcome to browse during your stay. The bathing area features a home-style bathtub with a spacious washing area, creating a relaxing and open atmosphere. The bath uses ultra-fine bubble water for a gentle bathing experience. The dressing room is simple, with a mirror and sink. It is located next to the “Minori” room and can be securely locked from the inside for privacy. During your stay, you are free to use the guest rooms, the shared eight-tatami space, the “Minori” room with the irori, the bath, washroom, and toilet. Meals are prepared and served by the host, so access to the kitchen is restricted. Please also note that the room next to the irori is a staff room and not accessible to guests. Guests arriving by car may use our free on-site parking. As public transportation access is limited in this rural area, guests arriving by train or bus are welcome to contact us in advance to discuss possible transportation arrangements. We look forward to welcoming you and doing our best to make your stay peaceful and memorable. Nousaku Biyori Tao-Tori Host: Megumi Ohara Guest access Guests are welcome to freely use the guest rooms, the shared 8-tatami relaxation space, the “Minori” room with the irori hearth, the bath, washroom, and toilet during their stay. Meals are prepared and served by staff, therefore access to the kitchen is not permitted. Please also note that the room next to the irori is a staff room and is not accessible to guests. Other things to note When making your reservation, please let us know your preferred meal time. We would also appreciate it if you could inform us in advance of any food allergies. Please note that changes on the day of your stay may be difficult to accommodate. Guests arriving by car may use our free on-site parking. As access by public transportation is limited in this rural area, guests arriving by train or bus are kindly asked to contact us in advance to discuss transportation arrangements. Registration Details Hotels and Inns Business Act | 静岡県中部保健所 | 中保衛第250号-7