An inn where you can experience the "One Town Life" of Kasama, a town of☆ ceramics and art (entire shared room) for up to 4 people

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Map pinJapan · Kasama · Kasama
An inn where you can experience the "One Town Life" of Kasama, a town of☆ ceramics and art (entire shared room) for up to 4 people
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An inn where you can experience the "One Town Life" of Kasama, a town of☆ ceramics and art (entire shared room) for up to 4 people

Description

The 3rd and 4th floors of the Kasama Tourist Association Building on Monzen Street in Kasama Inari Shrine, one of the three largest Inari shrines in Japan, is the guest house "Monzen House". We aim to be a place where guests can experience Kasama, a town of pottery and art, and the "people, town, and lifestyle" of Kasama. For meals, please visit the cafes, taverns, and soba shops on Monzen-dori Street. We also coordinate introductions to local potters, agricultural experiences, and rural experiences. It is a guest house operated by the regional NPO "Kasama no Mijikake Hatsushindai". The space The accommodation consists of a shared room with 2 bunk beds (4 people) and 2 private rooms (3 people × 2 rooms). The large living space with an atrium is a place for guests to interact with each other. Tables, bookshelves, etc. are handmade by the owner. You can have a barbecue and observe the stars on the large wooden deck on the 4th floor. Please have a relaxing time. Registration Details Hotels and Inns Business Act | 茨城県中央保健所 | 中保第5号

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Map pinJapan · Kasama · Kasama
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4
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1
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1

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