Satoyama Retreat Hibiki

Northern Ibaraki

Guesthouses

This traditional farmhouse offers guests an escape from daily life and a slow-living experience in the Japanese countryside. Additionally, hot spring baths are only a five-minute drive away. You can relax in the natural spring water for just 400 yen. There's also a bathroom on-site too!
Meals are cooked alongside the farmhouse owner using vegetables, herbs, and free-range eggs from local farms. Some of the ingredients are unique to the area, making this an extra-special experience. In addition to cooking, guests can experience planting rice seedlings, foraging mountain herbs, making yuzu jam, dried persimmons, and mochi rice cakes!
If crafts appeal to you, straw-weaving workshops are also available. You won't be lonely during your stay either! The farm is home to some adorable goats!

Information

Address: 1215 Kosugecho, Hitachiota City, Ibaraki
Access: Pick-up from the nearest station may be possible. Please contact the guest house for details.
Website: https://mattaryvillage.com/
Contact: TEL: 029-482-3003

MAIL: mattaryvillage＠gmail.com

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