Location List

This rental space has been renovated from a 60-year-old traditional farmhouse. It features a spacious layout, including an 8-tatami-mat Japanese-style room (with a south-facing veranda and garden),...

The sake brewery of Furukawa Sake Brewery is an old building constructed during the Keio era (1865–1868) to the early Showa period (1926–1941). Each section has its own distinct characteristics: th...

The building, designed under the supervision of the renowned Nishiwaki Design Office, features a meticulously crafted garden overseen by the esteemed Fukumizu Gardens and books curated by the well-...

This elegant Japanese house was built in the late Edo period (1781–1867). The single-story wooden structure showcases traditional craftsmanship with meticulous attention to detail. The spacious gar...

This building is a nationally registered tangible cultural property. It was reconstructed on the site of the Kisyuku Wakihonjin, which collapsed during the Nobi earthquake in 1891. The main house w...

This is the former residence of a prosperous farmer who gained wealth through shipping, sake brewing, and new land development, and provided financial support to the Yonezawa domain until the end o...

Kanie Town has a long history as a merchant hub. The shopping streets, which flourished during the Showa era (1926–1989), remain as nostalgic reminders of the past. Even in the Reiwa era (2019–pres...

Situated in a scenic area between Mount Hira and Oumi Maiko, the facility covers an expansive 330 square meters. It was previously a pension but is now operated as a whole-house guesthouse. The lux...

This is an atmospheric town covering approximately 18 hectares, located along the Katsuragi River, which flows north and south through the center of the city. It features many townhouses built from...

This Japanese house, constructed approximately 40 years ago, is situated in a peaceful suburban residential area. The pathway connecting the gate to the entrance exudes a delightful charm, evoking ...

The three-story commercial building, which was built in 1970 and houses a pharmacy, has been renovated. It features a complex structure made up of rooms with different atmospheres. There is a kitch...

This river flows through the Shinminato area on the seaside of Imizu City, Toyama Prefecture, and is approximately 3.4 km long. Along the river, traditional townhouses line the banks, and fishing b...

This is the residence of a wealthy farmer who served as a village headman on the left bank of the Chikuma River during the Edo period (1603-1868). The main house is constructed in a gabled thatched...

This is the oldest residential building in Fukui Prefecture. Based on its architectural style, it may date back to the late medieval period or the early Edo period (1600-1650). The roof is designed...

This fully-rentable traditional farmhouse accommodation is a renovated property located in the former Kamikawa Village of Agamachi, within the Shichime District. It was awarded the highest honor in...

Surrounded by the idyllic rural landscapes of Myoko, this restored traditional house serves as both an accommodation and a community exchange space. The property is also available for exclusive ren...

This house, built in the early 18th century, was relocated and restored at its current location in 1973. It has been designated as an Important Cultural Property of the country.

There are two thatched-roof guesthouses in this rural experiential accommodation facility. Guests can participate in activities such as rice cake pounding and paper-making alongside local residents...

Doi''''s house, Omachi Town. He build it in the early 19th century, and dismantled to mend in 1976.It is registered as an important cultural property in Japan.

Yamaguchi''''s house, Saga City. It was build in the mid-19th century, and registered as an important cultural property in Japan.

Yoshimura''''s house, Saga City. People build it in the mid-Edo period, and reconstructed it in 1983.It is registered as an important cultural property in Japan.

Maeda''''''''s house, Imari City. It was registered as an important cultural property in Japan.