Hi,I am Yoshie Hoyo. I was growing this village where is 400 of population. and now, I have running a 100 years old japaese accomodation. About l 156 of japanese old houses exist in this area in Ashigawa town. There are sill remaining a old culture of Japan in this area. • Meals You can choose Irori dinner(roasted over an open hearth) or Outdoor BBQ. Breakfast is free if you post on social media within one week of your stay. Feel free to confer with me on other matters such as your schedule before checking in and after checking out. I hope that you can enjoy this space.

We remodeled an antique Japanese home built a century ago and made it available as a rental guest house. • Within a major tourist area. Thirty minutes from either Fujisan Station or Isawa Onsen Station. • Description Has full kitchen, and free wi-fi is usable throughout the house. Temperature Summer Cool enough so that no A/C is needed. The house is well-ventilated, and a fan is provided. About 28°C (82°F) in daytime, near 20°C (68°F) early morning and night. Winter The house is provided with a wood stove, open hearth, and kerosene space heater to keep you comfortable even in winter. Guest Access This two-story lodging, which harmonizes historical charm and wooden interior decoration, and has a complete kitchen with a microwave oven, coffee maker, cooking range, refrigerator, and other modern electrical appliances. The house also has a traditional style wooden bathroom (free amenities, towels, hair dryer, bathtub). It has a wood stove, kerosene space heater, and open hearth for space heating.

Getting Around Nearest train stations • Fujikyu Line, Fujisan Station • Fujikyu Line, Kawaguchiko Station • JR Chūō Main Line, Isawa Onsen Station From any of these stations, it takes about 30 minutes by car. The house has a free parking space for a maximum of four cars. There is parking space for more cars a short distance away. The Neighborhood You’ll find a Shinto Shrine with huge trees, a clear river where people can fish, and — for talking a walk on a whim — a forest and pathways just right for the purpose. How about taking a walk with a free beverage in hand?