Kurosawa Einojo Homestay

Central Ibaraki

Guesthouses

Onsen/Public Bath

Get together for a meal around the irori (traditional sunken fireplace), at this guesthouse housed in a old-Japanese style home.
The guesthouse also offers guests the chance to experience the Japanese countryside life - pick your own farm-fresh vegetables and cook a meal together, then tuck in to some freshly baked scones with homemade jam. The propery even has an area for al-fresco dining.
*Food options vary by season and weather.
The property features two Japanese-style bedrooms, a 5-person room and a 4-person room. These rooms offer guests the chance to lay out their futon bed on the tatatmi mats before bed - the perfect memory of a trip to Japan. During the Summer months (June - September), there is also space for 4 people to camp below the stars by setting up mosquito nets and camping in the second floor of the barn.
It is possible to stay at the property outside of the Summer months - please get in touch.

Information

Address: 1633-1 Ikenobe, Kasama City
Access: By car: 15-minute drive on the Mito IC (Joban Expressway
Website: http://www.einojo.com/
Contact: TEL: 070-3964-0735

MAIL: shiba0027@gmail.com

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Central Ibaraki

Guesthouse Ragnarok

This guesthouse is a 15-minute walk from Akatsuka Station along the JR Joban Line. It offers easy access to the nearby Uchihara Aeon Shopping Mall and Mito Station.
The guesthouse building itself is housed in a former architect's residence and offers stunning views of Otsuka Pond. The garden is perfect for BBQs in the summer. Swans also frequent it during the winter months.
There is also a "super sento" public bathhouse nearby. It is the perfect place to relax and refresh after a long day of experiencing Japanese culture.

Guesthouses

Central Ibaraki

Business Hotel Izumiya

A 5-minute walk from Kairakuen Garden, this hotel is a great place to explore the Lake Senba area in Mito City. The site also includes tourist attractions, including The Museum of Modern Art Ibaraki, Ibaraki Prefectural Museum of History, and the Tokugawa Museum.
The central location is close to the train station and many tourist destinations, making it ideal for travelers without a car.

Hotels

Central Ibaraki

Mone House

Located on a small hill, this lodge is the perfect escape from the stress of city life. A stay at Mone House is a chance to awaken your senses from the expansive blue sky, birdsongs, singing insects, and crystal clear stars shining above. Barbeque can be done on the terrace, which has a fireplace during the winter months. The spacious open-plan living room is perfect for conversations or games among family and friends. Guests can also make use of a piano and guitar.
The owner of Mone House speaks excellent English, making it a wonderful choice for non-Japanese speakers who'd like to experience life in the countryside.
Mone house also offers seasonal hands-on farming experiences such as harvesting homegrown coriander, lettuce, arugula, cabbage, aubergine (eggplant), cherry tomatoes, and daikon radish!

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