Cozy House in Historic District|ichi Mimitsu
ichi Mimitsu
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This kominka (traditional Japanese house) is a blend of historic Japanese beauty and modern comfort. It is located in Mimitsu, a living Edo-period port town on the Miyazaki coast, designated as a Preserved Historic District. In Mimitsu, people still live among centuries-old merchant houses and stone-paved streets. No tourist crowds, just a beautiful, unhurried coastal town — a perfect place to relax and feel the real Japan. The space Perfect for two. Spacious enough to spread out, cozy enough to feel at home. A single-story kominka where traditional Japanese living meets modern comfort and a touch of playfulness. Thoughtfully designed, peaceful, and unlike anywhere else you'll stay. Tatami space for lounging, two comfortable beds for sleeping, and a private garden where you can sit outside under the sky. Full kitchen, Wi-Fi, and a projector for Netflix. Amenities provided: Towels (bath towels, face towels) Toothbrushes Body wash towels Shampoo, conditioner, body soap Complimentary tea, coffee, and water Basic seasonings (salt, pepper, sugar, oil, soy sauce) Guest access The entire house is yours — it's a private, standalone kominka. You have full access to all the space and the private back garden, tucked behind the house and fully enclosed — your own quiet outdoor space. Other things to note Plenty to explore nearby: Hyuga area — stunning coastline just minutes away: Mimitsu Port (2 min on foot) Kanegahama beach (5 min by car) Omi Shrine on the cliffs (15 min) Umagase rock formations (20 min) Day trips — Takachiho Gorge (1h15) Aoshima (1h15) Miyazaki City (1h) Beppu (2h15) Mt. Aso (2h15) Free public parking at the harbor, a 2-minute walk from the house. You can load and unload luggage right in front of the house. Check-in: from 4 PM until 11 PM Check-out: until 11 AM Registration Details Hotels and Inns Business Act | 宮崎県日向保健所 | シレイ24046-1004-3
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