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【Accomodation in Tomonoura】
Accomodation Information
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Not Included
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English
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Maximum is 5 Pax
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2 (Two) Double size western bed & 3 Futon (Japanese traditional Japanese Style of Bed)
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Others
Overview
Kominka (古民家) literally means “old folk house”.
Experience the magic of staying in a kominka — a traditional Japanese farmhouse over 100 years old. Surrounded by nature, with authentic tatami rooms and handcrafted wooden details, it’s a chance to live history. Enjoy hands-on cultural experiences, peaceful quiet, and the perfect escape from the busy modern world.
Highlights
- Experience History and Tradition Firsthand Kominka are often centuries-old houses that retain traditional Japanese architecture such as wooden beams, sliding doors (shoji), tatami floors, and hearths (irori). Staying in one allows you to feel as if you've stepped back in time and to experience the charm of old Japan.
- Peaceful Time Surrounded by Nature Most kominka are located in rural areas, surrounded by mountains, forests, or rice fields. Guests can enjoy the calm of nature—chirping birds in the morning and the sound of insects at night—far from the noise of the city. It's a great way to unwind and reconnect with the natural world.
- Warm Interaction with Local Culture and People Staying in a kominka often brings opportunities to engage with the local community. You might enjoy meals made with local ingredients, take part in cultural activities, or even try farming experiences. It’s a chance to connect deeply with Japan’s rural lifestyle and hospitality.
