Tsuchi-no-Wa

I think this is a very comfortable place for families with children who are used to camping and living in the countryside to some extent.I think the specifications are such that a maximum of 3 families with children can live comfortably.I used the facility in April, and was kind enough to experience harvesting fava beans, strawberries, and snap peas that the owner's family grows. Fresh fava beans are really delicious when grilled over charcoal. It was the best. The strawberries were also very sweet.The facilities are well-maintained and clean everywhere.There is a shower in the main house and a wood-burning bath outside. The toilet does not have a washlet. There is a pizza oven, bonfire oven, and BBQ set in the garden.He brought me an herb set for the bath. It's so fresh that some of it was used for BBQ.The mattresses and futons are also clean.The refrigerator is the size you often see at hot spring inns and can hold about 10 beer cans, so if you plan to make dinner here, you'll need to bring a cooler box.There were handmade play equipment such as swings and hammocks in the garden, and the children became friends with the owners' children and ran around with them.The home center (Komeri) is a 5-minute walk away, and the supermarket (Odoya) is also a 5-minute drive away, so it's convenient.For breakfast, we had delicious rice, game sausage, homemade miso, and soup stock.The rice is fired in a wood-fired oven.TKG made with local fertilized eggs was really delicious.The owner and his wife are very personable people, and they do a lot of things for you, but I get the impression that it's for people who can do it on their own to some extent.Even if you can't use the wood-burning bath, there seems to be a hot spring facility within a 5-minute drive.Please use us again.It was a great weekend as my grandparents also seemed to have fun.thank you very much!

Excellent access from the city center, and the owner's family is also very friendly. It was the best Saturday and Sunday!My birth parents, my sister and her husband (with children), and my family (couple + infant + infant) took care of me.This set includes a BBQ experience and a pizza oven experience.In the evening, we grilled the ingredients we bought at a nearby fish shop and at Aeon in Tateyama (about 10 minutes by car).It came with a stove, charcoal, table, and chairs, so I borrowed them and had a BBQ with my family.In addition, there was a pot in the middle of the garden, so we lit a light bonfire and enjoyed our meals while watching the fire.The refrigerator was small, so it was a good idea to bring a cooler box. If you have a large group, it may be a good idea to bring your own.It was unusually cold that night, but I was able to sleep comfortably with the kerosene stove and air conditioner.In the morning, we have oven-fired white rice, fertilized eggs caught in the morning, natto, and miso soup with bonito and kelp soup stock.We can provide you with everything.It was so delicious...Eating has progressed since morning.(I think they kindly provided us with natto and fertilized eggs, so it may not be available every time. It's like they tell us what's in season at that time.)The garden had play equipment such as slides, hammocks, and Tarzan ropes, which the children thoroughly enjoyed.This is an inn that we would like to stay with again. thank you very much!

I think this is a very comfortable place for families with children who are used to camping and living in the countryside to some extent.I think the specifications are such that a maximum of 3 families with children can live comfortably.I used the facility in April, and was kind enough to experience harvesting fava beans, strawberries, and snap peas that the owner's family grows. Fresh fava beans are really delicious when grilled over charcoal. It was the best. The strawberries were also very sweet.The facilities are well-maintained and clean everywhere.There is a shower in the main house and a wood-burning bath outside. The toilet does not have a washlet. There is a pizza oven, bonfire oven, and BBQ set in the garden.He brought me an herb set for the bath. It's so fresh that some of it was used for BBQ.The mattresses and futons are also clean.The refrigerator is the size you often see at hot spring inns and can hold about 10 beer cans, so if you plan to make dinner here, you'll need to bring a cooler box.There were handmade play equipment such as swings and hammocks in the garden, and the children became friends with the owners' children and ran around with them.The home center (Komeri) is a 5-minute walk away, and the supermarket (Odoya) is also a 5-minute drive away, so it's convenient.For breakfast, we had delicious rice, game sausage, homemade miso, and soup stock.The rice is fired in a wood-fired oven.TKG made with local fertilized eggs was really delicious.The owner and his wife are very personable people, and they do a lot of things for you, but I get the impression that it's for people who can do it on their own to some extent.Even if you can't use the wood-burning bath, there seems to be a hot spring facility within a 5-minute drive.Please use us again.It was a great weekend as my grandparents also seemed to have fun.thank you very much!