森の中の古民家宿 小萩野

I went to the filming location for Episode 4 of Fallen Lonely Death.It was great ✨

In early September 2024, four of my college friends in their late 20s stayed here for 2 nights and 3 days.After getting off the Uenohara IC and driving for about 15 minutes, walk up a narrow uphill slope a little further from the nearby village, and you'll see a signboard for an old folk house. The old folk house was located in an open space in the middle of the forest, and there were goats and free-range chickens, and as other people's reviews said, it was very rich in nature.My personal favorite is the barbecue area.There was a flat area built on the cliff along the river with steel frame and iron plate scaffolding, and a barbecue area was set up here. The barbecue area is located along a path in the forest, but thanks to the griddle, you don't have to worry about insects on the ground, and since it's covered with a tarp, it seems like it can withstand even a little rain. . The scaffolding was set high above ground level, and it was an exhilarating place reminiscent of a tree house in the forest. There are also multiple camping chairs and a wide wooden desk, so you can relax even during the day. We were members of a book club, so we spent early mornings and late afternoons reading books here while looking at the sunlight filtering through the trees and listening to the sound of the river.Another thing worth mentioning is Ichiyama Mart in Uenohara. You can go shopping in about 15 minutes by car. The meat and fish are quite delicious, and the prices seem to be discounted in the evening, so it's a good deal. In addition to being an important infrastructure that supports Uenohara's daily life, it is also a high-quality supermarket that has continued to support the barbecues of tourists. The lamb meat and offal were absolutely delicious, and the marbled wagyu beef and wagyu beef short ribs set were perfect for barbecue and extremely delicious.Above all, I am very grateful to the owners, Masafumi-san and Tomoko-san.It must have been very creepy for the four young people who came on a trip and brought only books with them. Even so, all four of us had a satisfying time as they brought us vegetables and watched over us from a distance.

This is the person who took care of 3 generations of my family during Obon.Late review.With a wife who loves to talk and a husband who is quiet but does his best.·barbecue·karaoke・Play soccer, badminton, etc. in the large garden (play equipment will be lent to you)・Nagashi Somen・Feeding the goats・Interaction with chickensIt's such a wonderful inn that I don't really want to tell anyone about it.The children were fascinated by the goats and chickens.On the way home, he said, ``It was an inn that made me want to come back again.''As everyone has written, there is no shower in the bathroom, but it wasn't that inconvenient as long as the family washed in a tub without water.That is also a good memory.I would be happy if you could leave the goat hungry the next time you visit (lol)Thank you again in that case 😊

When I travel, I often stay in old houses or campgrounds,This time, for the first time, I experienced a lodging experience that perfectly combined the two.Tomoko's accommodation provided a wonderful stay for the family.The property was decorated with period decor and every detail was perfect.Outside, there is a large garden that looks like a plaza, equipped with outdoor equipment, and where you can enjoy a campfire to your heart's content.The adjacent forest is mysterious, like the world of Ghibli.I was able to taste home-grown vegetables and was impressed by their freshness and deliciousness.The chickens and sheep on the premises are so adorable that they look like pets.There is also a hidden bar where you can have fun until late at night.I posted this because I wanted many people to know about this wonderful old folk house. Please try it once.

Mr. Ohagino, who frequented the Sunday drama ``A Lonely Death (Episode 4)'' was used as a filming location. I was surprised. The fusuma and tatami mats are very nice, and I would definitely stay there again.

A family of four, including a couple and two elementary school students, stayed here for two consecutive nights during the July holidays.First of all, the most noteworthy thing is the large garden of about 2000m2 including the BBQ facility. The kids could run around as much as they wanted, and since the chickens were free-range, they seemed to have fun chasing them around. You can also catch it and hold it. I also have goats, so I was able to feed them. If you go down the stairs in the garden, there is a stream, and you can hear the sound of the stream even from the inn.For the BBQ, we used a facility located on a separate hill. There's a roof, so you won't have to worry about light rain, and there's also a refrigerator, so you can store food and drinks here after you arrive, so you don't have to carry them all the way from the main building. Of course, we have everything else you need.The biggest fun for children is fireworks. There are other inns where you can use hand-held fireworks, but an inn that allows you to use fireworks is really valuable. I was very pleased.The main building where we stayed is a traditional Japanese house. There is no kitchen, but there is a refrigerator, microwave, toaster, rice cooker, electric kettle, tableware, etc., and if you need to cook, you can do it in the separate lodge. There were insects in the living room from time to time. It's a shame that the bath is old and doesn't have a shower, but people who don't like this area probably wouldn't choose an old private house in the first place, and Akiyama Onsen is about 3 minutes away by car, so it's a problem. I do not think. We went to the hot springs both days, so we didn't use the bath at the hotel. The two bedrooms have air conditioning and heating, so it's okay even in the summer, and there were no insects.I didn't use the lodge, but it was very stylish with barrels and firewood embedded in the walls, and there was a karaoke facility (for a fee), as well as a fully equipped kitchen and toilet, so I thought it would be fun to go there with friends.Please note that there are no supermarkets nearby. You cannot get food or drinks unless you go near Uenohara Interchange or Tsuru City Mibu Station. There are four refrigerators, so we recommend buying enough for what you need, even if you don't mind having a little extra.Lastly, the host and landlady who manage the inn were wonderful. I could feel that both of them wanted the guests to have a good time, and they took great care in arranging various arrangements, but they also kept a proper distance from each other, making our stay very comfortable. On the way home, I liked the inn so much that my family and I talked about wanting to stay there again, and even considered when to stay.

Thank you for your help for two years in a row. The manager is very nice and you can enjoy barbecues and bonfires. The karaoke also has the latest equipment and is a great way to have fun, so I definitely want to go there again!

It was an incredibly good stay!The problem was that there were too many things I wanted to do.I want to come again in the future.The river was also great!It was so comfortable that I ended up staying there.It's a good accommodation!

There was a BBQ and bar attached so we had a lot of fun! You can also play in the river and have a full set of summer memories! I want to go every year! The host, Tomoko, is so nice that I am applying for marriage in the next life.

It was a very comfortable place!The owner, Tomoko, and her uncle are nice people.