○Outline of the property
This farmhouse guest house is located about 20 minutes by car from Lake Tazawa, the deepest lake in Japan, and Kakunodate, known as Michinoku's Little Kyoto. There are famous sightseeing spots and natural scenic spots nearby, as well as nationally famous hidden hot springs such as Nyuto Onsenkyo (hot-spring village) and Tamagawa Onsen(hot spring), making it an attractive place where green tourism and sightseeing are fused together.
We grow about 60 varieties of organic and pesticide-free vegetables annually, and most of the vegetables served at our meals are homegrown. My wife and I have enjoyed international exchange for many years and love to actively interact with our guests. We look forward to welcoming you to our home while growing organic, pesticide-free vegetables.
Room Rates
Basic room rates are for adults (overnight stay with no meal). If you are bringing children or would like to change to a plan with meals, please select from the options.
Adult (1 night, 2 meals) 7,500 yen and up
(breakfast per night) 6,500 yen and up
(Overnight stay with no meal) 5,500 yen and up
Children (6-12 years old) (1 night, 2 meals) 6,500 yen~ (*Elementary school students are eligible)
(Breakfast per night) 5,500 yen and up
(Overnight stay with no meal) 4,500 yen and up
Children (under 6 years old) (1 night, 2 meals) 5,500 yen and up
(1 night breakfast) 4,500 yen~ (Overnight stay with no meal) 3,500 yen~
(Overnight stay with no meal) 3,500 yen and up
The same rate is applied for weekends and holidays.
The same rate applies on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays.
From 10/20 to 4/30, an additional 500 yen per person will be charged for winter heating.
Heating fee must be paid in cash on site.
We can accommodate overnight stays of up to 3 nights.
Please consult with us if you require meals for infants.
The above fees do not include handling charges and consumption tax.
○Coronavirus countermeasures
We are making efforts to ventilate as much as possible by opening windows and operating ventilation fans, etc.
Staff members wear masks, disinfect their hands, and gargle,
Staff members wear masks, disinfect their hands, and gargle to ensure good health.
Experience
Making Kiritanpo and Oyaki (all year round)
Fee: 2,500 yen per person
Time required: approximately 1 hour
Aprons and disposable plastic gloves are provided at the inn.
Please consult with us in advance if you wish to try it.
Other seasonal farming experiences are also available.
Please inquire for details.
Meals
Meal times
(Dinner) 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
(Breakfast) 7:00 am - 8:00 am
Meal place : Cafeteria
■Meal Menu:
(Dinner) Seasonal vegetables are served.
(Breakfast) Seasonal fruits are served for dessert.
⇒Spring: Handmade jam and yogurt
Summer: Watermelon
Autumn: grapes
Winter: apples
Allergies: Yes, please consult us in advance. Please consult us in advance.
Rooms
Image of the room:Japanese style room
Room layout : 8 tatami mats
Room facilities : FF stove
Others :Free Wi-Fi available
Check-in :3:00 pm - 6:00 pm *The landlord will take care of check-in.
Check-out :10:00 am~ Noon
Early morning check-out is available.
Bathroom : Shared with the landlord.
Bath : Shared with the landlord
Bathing time :8:00 pm - 10:00 pm after check-in
Toilet :Shared with the landlord
Laundry :Available (laundry detergent is available)
Nearby facilities and restaurants
Convenience store :Lawson Tazawako Ikuhonai 2 min. by car, 12 min. walk
Lawson Tazawako Zoumichi store 6 minutes by car
Supermarket :Grand Mart Tazawako store 10 minutes by walk
Biffle Tazawako store 2 minutes by walk
■ Restaurants :
European Restaurant Kaede is a locally famous Western-style restaurant featuring dishes made with pastured pork raised on a farm in the highlands of Lake Tazawa. Homemade hamon serrano and sausages are the most popular menu items.
*Access Approximately 10 minutes by car.
Sightseeing Spots
Cherry blossoms along the Hinokinai River bank: 25 min. by car
The Hinokinai River bank is lined with cherry trees planted along a 2 km stretch of both banks of the embankment in Kakunodate, Senboku City, and is one of the most famous cherry blossom viewing spots in Akita Prefecture.
Kakunodate Buke Yashiki: 25 minutes by car
Kakunodate is also called Michinoku's Little Kyoto, and each of the samurai residences and merchant houses has a different atmosphere. Walking along the Buke Yashiki Street, you will find houses that retain the appearance of the past, such as the layout of the houses at the end of the Edo period, the main house, gate, and warehouse, and Masu-gata, and the interiors of these houses are open to the public. The samurai residences along the street were selected as a national Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings on September 4, 1976, and are protected as a cultural asset.
Lake Tazawa: 10 minutes by car
The deepest lake in Japan, the entire area is designated as Tazawako Hukubari Prefectural Natural Park and is one of the 100 most scenic spots in Japan.
Nyuto Onsenkyo: 30 minutes by car
Nyuto Onsen is one of the most popular hot spring resorts in Akita Prefecture, and was first opened approximately 350 years ago.
Event Information
All event information is based on fiscal year 2019.
(Some events are suspended from January 2020 due to the spread of the new coronavirus. Please check in advance.)
Kakunodate Cherry Blossom Festival: Late April - early May
Lake Tazawa Swimming Pool open mid-July to mid-August
Lake Tazawa Ryujin Festival (Dragon God Festival) Late July
Lake Tazawa Marathon mid-September
Kakunodate Bukeyashiki Street Autumn Foliage Light-up October - November
Hogarari Gorge Autumn Foliage Festival, early October - early November
Kakunodate Hina Doll Exhibition February - early April
Tazawako Kogen Snow Festival Mid-February
Kakunodate Hina Tour: Late February - early March
○Access
By JR: Approx. 10 minutes walk from JR Tazawako Station.
*Please inquire if you would like a pick-up service between the station and the inn.
By car: Approx. 50 min. from Morioka IC of Tohoku Expressway via Route 46:
Approximately 50 minutes from Morioka IC on Tohoku Expressway via Route 46.
There is a parking lot on the premises. (There is a parking lot on the premises (up to 3 cars).
A word from the owner
We offer hands-on agricultural experience and local cooking experience, and place great importance on creating connections between the local people and guests. We will do our best to make the inn a second home for many people through new encounters and discoveries!
○Please note
Please be quiet in your room after 10:00 pm.
Please apply at least one week in advance of your planned stay.
Please bring your own sleeping clothes.
Please bring your own sleeping clothes.
Japanese-style room (8 tatami mats): Capacity 4 people (4 futon sets)
There is no key in your room.
Please be quiet in your room after 10:00 pm.