[Entire house rental] For a grown-up winter vacation around the irori. A high-quality stay surrounded by silence in an old house at the foot of Koyasan. WiFi is available.

A majestic thatched-roof kominka (traditional farmhouse). In the spacious earthen-floored entrance hall, you’ll find an old-fashioned rice huller preserved in its original state. Just beyond it, the irori (sunken hearth) room invites you in—a true delight for lovers of traditional Japanese homes. Surrounding the house are cherry blossoms in spring, hydrangeas in summer, vibrant autumn leaves, and peaceful snow in winter—offering a soothing view in every season. The space In the doma (traditional earthen-floored entryway), you’ll find a vintage rice milling machine—a relic from Japan’s farming past. Look up, and you’ll be amazed by the towering thatched ceiling that speaks to the craftsmanship of old Japan. The house also features a large carved hibachi (charcoal brazier) and a traditional irori (sunken hearth), making it a dream setting for anyone who loves historic Japanese architecture and lifestyle. This hidden mountain retreat is just a 10-minute drive from Niutsuhime Shrine, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and about 20 minutes from the sacred Mount Koya, a major center of Shingon Buddhism. Registration Details Hotels and Inns Business Act | 和歌山県橋本保健所 | 和歌山県指令橋保 第03160001号