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Very quiet, cosy, secure and friendly staff

I only stayed one night and got a bit unlucky with the weather but because of that I was able to experience some exceptional local kindness. The hotel is in the middle of Tako, with access to a few eateries and sightseeing spots, all within walking distance. It's a small town but well worth exploring. You will be greeted by the owner who has prepared English brochures and maps for the area. Though they themselves do not speak much English, the forms and informations are all in English and you will definitely be able to communicate. (because I speak Japanese fluently I was however quite fortunate to not have to resort to hands and feet for talking, so please keep this in mind for this review.) The communal facilities are clean, lockable and easily accessible. The room was plenty spacious, though please be advised that if you bring heavy luggage and are situated on the second floor you will need to carry your luggage quite a ways, from the main building and up the stairs, this was not the case for me but for another customer who checked in after me. I was on the ground floor, particularly enjoyed the screen sliding doors and the tatami flooring. The futon was already laid out when I came and was quite comfortable to sleep on. Aside from that I was overwhelmingly surprised by the owner's kindness and passion for kimono. I was fortunate enough to try on quite a few and experience something very unique. I learned a great many things about the history of the garments to their use and appeal. Thanks to the loving couple hosting the inn I was able to enjoy my day despite the approaching typhoon and arrived at the airport safe and dry. It's just a bit out of the way, close to the airport but not at all noisy so I recommend staying here for anyone interested in really learning about Japanese culture. The owners are very passionate about what they do and they care greatly about their town, and the customers wellbeing, you will not be disappointed.

This was a charming and spacious 200year old Japanese Folk House in Hasunuma, perfect for those looking to experience authentic Japanese living. We loved the large front and backyard, the traditional Japanese bath, and the barbecue facilities. The house is well-equipped with modern amenities making it both comfortable and convenient. The owner was extremely friendly and helpful, ensuring a pleasant stay. Was a great place to regroup before our flight back to Singapore.

We needed emergency accommodation after our flight was cancelled at boarding. It was about a 30 min taxi from Narita International Airport. We were greeted by a young man close to midnight who welcomed us and got us settled. The home is a beautiful traditional residence, located in the countryside, with basic necessities provided. Unfortunately we didn’t have the opportunity to explore the area as we had to return to catch a rescheduled flight the next morning, but a wonderful experience. Personal transportation would be beneficial for longer stays.