Experience the ultimate rural life
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ZASHIKI (Accommodates 8 people)
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DAIDOKO (Accommodates 3 people)
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KURA (Accommodates 2 people)
“NIPPONIA Miyama Tsurugaoka Mountain Village”
This property breathes new life into old traditional Japanese houses that have become vacant in the Tsurugaoka area, creating a comfortable space that feels both nostalgic and refreshingly new.
Tsurugaoka in Miyama is an isolated and remote area that embodies the ultimate rural landscape. By staying at NIPPONIA, we hope that visitors and locals alike will feel like they are returning to their hometown, discover the richness of life here, and share this feeling. Our goal is to provide a place where such meaningful encounters can occur.
The “HOTARUBI” house comes from the many fireflies (hotaru) that light up the Sunagidani River flowing through the village.
HOTARUBI stands out as an exceptionally large thatched-roof house, offering a calming atmosphere just by observing its traditional architecture.
Additionally, staying in the kura (storehouse), which has protected the home’s precious belongings for generations, offers a unique experience distinct from the main house. It’s a unique space that cannot be fully replicated in a typical traditional home.
This property breathes new life into old traditional Japanese houses that have become vacant in the Tsurugaoka area, creating a comfortable space that feels both nostalgic and refreshingly new.
Tsurugaoka in Miyama is an isolated and remote area that embodies the ultimate rural landscape. By staying at NIPPONIA, we hope that visitors and locals alike will feel like they are returning to their hometown, discover the richness of life here, and share this feeling. Our goal is to provide a place where such meaningful encounters can occur.
The “HOTARUBI” house comes from the many fireflies (hotaru) that light up the Sunagidani River flowing through the village.
HOTARUBI stands out as an exceptionally large thatched-roof house, offering a calming atmosphere just by observing its traditional architecture.
Additionally, staying in the kura (storehouse), which has protected the home’s precious belongings for generations, offers a unique experience distinct from the main house. It’s a unique space that cannot be fully replicated in a typical traditional home.
【Room】HOTARUBI 101 ZASHIKI
This bright and spacious space is surrounded by an Engawa Japanese inner porch. The unique dark blue and black walls look lovely. A Shigaraki-ware bathtub, an Ajiro ceiling, and a garden view are enjoyed through a good old-fashioned glass window from the living room, which has a coffered ceiling. Relax and unwind in guest rooms that are elaborately designed with every detail.
101 ZASHIKI and 102 DAIDOKO can be booked as a whole house rental style. In this case, you can use the room between the two rooms.
【Room】HOTARUBI 102 DAIDOKO
The Gorombo (beams) smoked by the smoke from the sunken hearth and kamado are amazing. The rare old-fashioned Daido Kamoi (sliding door lintel structure) is still in place. The tiled Goemon bath(traditional bath) is kawaii and a delightful room.
101 ZASHIKI and 102 DAIDOKO can be booked as a whole house rental style. In this case, you can use the room to come and go between the two rooms freely.
【Room】HOTARUBI 103 KURA
The dark warehouse was renovated into the brightest room. The room is renovated with glass walls retaining the structure of the warehouse, offering a view of the Kayabuki small thatched temple building. The robust and compact space is ideal for a calm and relaxing stay. You can also spend time on the deck outside the warehouse to feel the fresh air.
About reception desk Tanasen
Check-in and Check-out for your stay will be at the reception desk at "Tanasen".
［Check-in 14:00-17:00, Check-out 10:00]
The reception desk of our hotel (Tanasen) is located in a different place than your whole-rent house.
Our staff will take you to your room and show you around the room after check-in at the reception desk.
▼Tanasen
Address: Shinshakado-mae 1, Tsurugaoka, Miyama-cho, Nantan-shi, Kyoto 601-0762)
Google map
▼How do you get to the reception desk by public transportation?
The nearest JR station is Hiyoshi Station.
Shuttle service is available upon request for an additional fee. Please send an inquiry email with your arrival time in advance.
Access to Miyama (by public transportation)
［Check-in 14:00-17:00, Check-out 10:00]
The reception desk of our hotel (Tanasen) is located in a different place than your whole-rent house.
Our staff will take you to your room and show you around the room after check-in at the reception desk.
▼Tanasen
Address: Shinshakado-mae 1, Tsurugaoka, Miyama-cho, Nantan-shi, Kyoto 601-0762)
Google map
▼How do you get to the reception desk by public transportation?
The nearest JR station is Hiyoshi Station.
Shuttle service is available upon request for an additional fee. Please send an inquiry email with your arrival time in advance.
Access to Miyama (by public transportation)
Information
| Name | NIPPONIA Miyama Tsurugaoka Mountain Village HOTARUBI |
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| Type | Rent the entire house/Rent one room |
| Address | Reception desk: Tanasen Shinshakadomae 1, Tsurugaoka, Miyama-cho, Nantan-shi, Kyoto, 601-0762, JAPAN |
| Map | Reception desk: Tanasen GoogleMap |
| Location | - 13 km from Miyama's Thatched village, about 20 minutes by car. - 7.5 km from Miyama Roadside Station, about 12 minutes by car. Located about 2.5 km from the reception desk, approximately 4 minutes by car. Our staff will take you to the facility. |
| Bus stop | Tsurugaoka |
| TEL | 0120-203-099 |
| FAX | ー |
| Website | Official website |
| info.tsurugaoka.miyama@gmail.com | |
| Price |
Price for one night stay (without meals) The menu , which is made with local ingredients from renowned restaurants in the area , will be served to your room. |
| Solo stay | Acceptable *JPY50,600~ |
| Check-in/out | Check-in 14:00~17:00／Check-out 10:00 |
| Fixed holiday | No fixed holiday |
| Day use (meal only) | No available |
| Number of rooms | Three rooms ZASHIKI and DAIDOKO can be booked as a whole house rental style |
| Capacity | ZASHIKI:8 DAIDOKO:4 KURA:2 |
| Parking | Available |
| Credit card | Available |
| Facility/Service | Hinoki wood bathroom / Shigaraki ware bathtub (ZASHIKI), retro tiled Goemon bath (DAIDOKO), SYNLA bath (KURA), toilet (with bidet), semi-double bed, futon for the Japanese-style room, washbasin, hair dryer, circulator, system kitchen, cooking utensils (pot, frying pan, cutting board, knife), tableware, refrigerator with freezer, electric kettle, coffee maker (coffee mill, coffee dripper, French press), air conditioning in each room, underfloor heating (ZASHIKI washroom and bathroom). Please note that there is no TV or clock, so we'd like to invite you to relax and unwind. |
| Equipment/Amenities | Shampoo, conditioner, body soap, cleansing, booster oil, toner, lotion, face towels, bath towels, natural material toothbrush and toothpaste set, local coffee beans (Miyama Fukujuan), green tea packs (from Ayabe), mineral water, Miyama milk, kitchen towels, sponges, dishwashing detergent, insect repellent products, pajamas for adults |
| Other | We'd like to ask you to understand the following notes. 1. The rooms do not have televisions. The rooms do not have TVs, so you can enjoy Miyama's quiet environment and the sound of nature. Wi-Fi is available. 2. Insects may appear. As the property is located in a rural, nature-rich mountainous area, we take measures to control pests. However, various insects may occasionally enter the premises. Additionally, wild animals such as deer and boar are nearby. We hope you view this as an opportunity to experience this area's rich natural environment and lifestyle. 3. Dust may fall. Our cleaning staff works diligently to ensure that you can enjoy your stay in a clean and comfortable environment. However, as the property is a traditional house over 100 years old, dust may occasionally fall from the ceiling. 4. There is no available convenience store near HOTARUBI. The building is in a rural area surrounded by mountains, so no convenience store is nearby. You can buy the necessary stuff at the front desk, "Tanasen." 5. About the Renovation This facility has been restored to preserve as much of the original charm and character as possible from when it was built. Therefore, insulation, airtightness, and soundproofing may not meet modern standards. 6. Smoking Policy All buildings, including the gardens, are strictly non-smoking. There are no designated smoking areas available. As the buildings are renovated wooden structures of traditional Japanese houses, smoking is prohibited in all areas. We kindly ask for your understanding. |
