Vacation rentals in Shitara

Okazaki, 60 ㎡ apartment, private, family, group, recommended for sightseeing around Okazaki Castle

Access is a 14-minute walk from Meitetsu and Higashi-Okazaki Stations and a 9-minute drive from the Tomei Expressway and Okazaki Interchange. It is a 10-minute walk to Kosei City area and a 21-minute walk to Okazaki Castle. It is in a very accessible location for cherry blossom viewing and fireworks displays in Otsuka. The room is located on the 4th floor of a reinforced concrete apartment building. There is parking for one car. You can also use it for long-term stays for business, etc. Group guests are limited to 4 people. If you are staying with your family, we can accommodate up to 5 people. Please ask me. Please be mindful of not having loud conversations or making vibrations late at night. We receive guests and hand over the keys in person. To make your reception smoother, we'll create a guest list in advance I will take it. Once you've booked, please send us your name, address, and occupation by the day before check-in. Check-in will take place at the reception on the ground floor of the building. To verify your identity, we'll check your ID, such as your license.

Japanese-style lighting/BBQ/Irori/15 minutes by car to Ena City/Private rental for one group per day/Old house Mahoroba

Why we created this private lodging, "Mahoroba" 1. I want people to know a little bit about the wonderful illuminations in Japan. 2. I want to create a spot that can be enjoyed at night, and I want you to value the time you spend with friends and lovers. 3. I want you to experience and enjoy the charm of the Higashi-nochi area of Gifu That's how I feel. 　The charm of our private lodging is the magical lighting in the house. In the evening, warm lighting soothes the heart and creates a special atmosphere. You can also BBQ or dine around the fireplace under the lights. Experience an extraordinary space with friends in this natural environment where you can see the stars in the sky. 　There are also plenty of sightseeing spots, such as the historic castle town of Iwamura, Japan Taisho Village, and Magome-juku, which has a nostalgic atmosphere. Recommended for those who want to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city and connect with nature with their friends.

A 200-year-old house in the heart of Tsumago-juku is spacious and completely private!

It is an old 200-year-old house located in the center of Tsumagojuku.The 20-tatami living room has an irori fireplace (currently unusable), and you can enjoy an old Japanese house.There are 4 bedrooms, so you can accommodate large groups with family, friends, etc.Meals are not provided.You are welcome to use the full kitchen.At the end of the dirt from the front door, there is a backyard where you can wander freely.There is wifi and an automatic lifting table, so you can work remotely for long stays.Please have a relaxing time in this quiet old house.I'll be waiting for you ！

Japan Charm&Tradition-Yui Valley(easy Tokyo/Kyoto)

Welcome to Yui Valley ! A refreshing stop between Tokyo and Kyoto. In the countryside, a simple farmers traditional house surrounded by Lush Green Mountains, Bamboo forests, Rivers and Tea Fields. Outside the usual tourist path, discover the real countryside of Japan. Come to relax and enjoy different activities: Hiking with view of Mt. Fuji, walk crossing Bamboo groves and tea fields, Green Tea ceremony, Hot spring, Bicycles, Bamboo workshop, Shiatsu, Acupuncture treatment or River Dipping.

【Whole house】100 years-old Japanese house”MAROYA"

- 日本家屋を愉しむ　まろや- 「まろや」は大正時代に伝統構法で建てられた杢目の美しい家です。 四半世紀空き家でしたが、現在有志の協力を得ながら改修中です。遠州の歴史と文化を感じていただける貴重な建物です。次代に繋げるべく、大切にご利用いただける方の予約をおまちしております。　 台所で簡単な調理をして頂けます。かまどで炊飯の体験も可能です。ご希望の方は管理人にお声がけください。 お手伝いさせていただきます。 網戸がありません。ときどき虫がお騒がせいたします。初夏には近隣の水路沿いで蛍が姿を見せることもあります。 *貸切ですが、別棟に管理人が住んでおりますのでご安心ください。ご案内が必要な際にはお声がけください。 *敷地内に喫茶コーナー（時々展示品もございます。）を併設しております。門から喫茶コーナー付近は人の出入りがある場合があります。 9月20日から２週間、ジュエリー作家の展示販売あります。こちらもどうぞお楽しみください。 *飼い猫が数頭おり、家屋に出入りすることもあります。猫好きな方歓迎です。 ご利用料金は、今後の敷地内整備、建物の修繕費用に使わせていただきます。

Experience Japanese local culture and nature

Nakanokata-cho has a "Satoyama" landscape. This town is a small local community, but it is an area where good old Japanese culture remains, such as farmer culture, community ties, and warm people. I want to inherit this old private house that has been passed down for 100 years. With such a wish, we have renovated this old private house with the cooperation of local people, craftsmen, and children. We hope you to feel and enjoy the region of Japan through the stay. You can come here by bus.

Private Room / Walkable Area / Free Parking

Relax in your own private apartment — enjoy Nakatsugawa’s rich nature and culture while staying close to everyday conveniences. Our place is a good base for travelers who enjoy a slower pace — strolling through town, discovering small local spots, relaxing in a café, and soaking in the rhythms of daily life. Most travelers come to Nakatsugawa to hike the Nakasendo, but there’s also beauty in everyday moments and quiet time. We’d be happy to be part of your peaceful and personal journey.

Kintsugi House: artisanal ceramic culture

Kintsugi House is a two-storey private ‘machiya’ townhouse in Tajimi, Gifu, renovated in the spirit of ‘kintsugi’ (making new beauty in repair). The Showa-period property uncovers the layers of Tajimi’s rich ceramic history with objects tracing from the Jomon period, to tea ceremony ceramics, and contemporary ceramic art. Experience the artisan ceramics culture of Japan's ceramic heartland: home to retro tiles, National Treasure masters, and a vibrant young generation of ceramic artists!

Wabi-Sabi Retreat｜10min Subway｜3+ Nights Sale

Oyado Sakurayamaso is a renovated Japanese house where you can feel “wabi-sabi”—beauty in simplicity and time. Designed by a Japanese architect, it blends nostalgic charm with comfort. While peaceful, it’s close to Nagoya Castle, Osu, Ghibli Park, and LEGOLAND. Guests dining at our patissier’s course restaurant receive breakfast. The house features Tokoname pottery, Arimatsu coasters, and décor from local kimono and craft shops. Ask us for local tips!