This guesthouse is located near the Shizuhara area of Miyama, surrounded by abundant nature where you can fully enjoy the beauty of the countryside. The property is currently operating as an accommodation facility and is well regarded as a traditional thatched-roof home offering an authentic rural lifestyle experience unique to Miyama.

Daily necessities can be purchased in the nearby Shizuhara area, while larger shopping trips are typically made by car to Sonobe, the nearest urban center, according to local residents.

Along the nearby main road, known as the Miyama Kayabuki Yurarikaido (Prefectural Route 368, directly in front of the property), you will find scattered villages of thatched-roof houses—scenery often described as the very essence of Japan. This area is considered culturally and historically significant, with many traditional irimoya-style (hip-and-gable) roofed buildings that reflect Japan’s architectural heritage.

Each season brings its own charm:

• Spring offers cherry blossoms around Ono Dam and nearby mountain villages.
• Summer is ideal for river activities, barbecues, and camping.
• Autumn transforms the surrounding mountains into vivid shades of red and gold.
• Winter reveals breathtaking snow-covered thatched roofs.

The famous Miyama Kayabuki-no-Sato, a major tourist destination attracting visitors from across Japan and abroad, is located approximately 18 minutes (12.1 km) east by car, making it easily accessible for guests.