minshuku furusato shirakawago

I tried booking other Minshuku through fax but had no luck, fortunately the Shirakawago Information Center managed to hold this place for us and we managed to stay here for a night. Welcome to Shirakawa-go No Yu.

No air con was available in the room but it was quite cool during night time, while it could be stuffy at late afternoon.

Also please do not bring any large suitcases as there is not room to store it in the minshuku. The food was plentiful and all excellent. Furusato, Shirakawa-mura: See 37 traveller reviews, 92 candid photos, and great deals for Furusato, ranked #3 of 26 B&Bs / inns in Shirakawa-mura and rated 4.5 of 5 at Tripadvisor.

Furusato, Shirakawa-mura: Se 37 anmeldelser fra rejsende, 92 billeder og gode tilbud vedr. Furusato in Shirakawa-mura, Japan: View Tripadvisor's 37 unbiased reviews, 92 photos, and special offers for Furusato, #3 out of 26 Shirakawa-mura B&Bs / inns. It’s very very traditional- paper door, tatami mat and thick warm futon!

Luckily, Furusato gassho accepted us! Although it is off the beaten track, Shirakawago is well worth the visit.

Claim your listing for free to respond to reviews, update your profile and much more.This is the version of our website addressed to speakers of Set-it-and-forget-it annual travel insurance from $135/year.The Historic Villages of Shirakawa-go Gassho Style HousesEarn 100 points towards your next badge level for every review you writeThere are more places to choose from in the Shirakawa-mura area.Nearby attractions include Shirakawago (0.09 miles), The Historic Villages of Shirakawa-go Gassho Style Houses (0.10 miles), and Shirakawago Gassho Zukuri Minkaen (0.2 miles).Conveniently located restaurants include Ochiudo, Cafe Karyudo, and Soba Wakimoto.Many travelers enjoy visiting Shirakawago (0.09 miles), Kanda house (0.2 miles), and Wada House (0.3 miles). All Minshuku (Japanese style farm house) only allow guests to stay a maximum of 1 night in each house. She prepared traditional dinner and breakfast which are delicious! Hot springs have a very long history in Japan, and they are an intimate part of Japanese culture.

It took around 15 mins to get to the onsen place. Didn’t feel cold at all even though it was 2-4 degree outside!

Our hostess spoke english and was so thoughtful offering on the day of our departure to drive us up to the bus terminal as it was raining - this is a car free village, so this was an unexpected kindness. The residents of Shirakawago still live in several small villages.

Owner lady is very lovely! If you want to check out rural Japan, this town is a must.

Great hospitality! The only thing was that you can hear people snore throughout the night and bathroom is shared, but that's part of the experience. Minshuku Otaya, Shirakawa-mura: See 39 traveler reviews, 55 candid photos, and great deals for Minshuku Otaya, ranked #2 of 26 B&Bs / inns in Shirakawa-mura and rated 4.5 of 5 at Tripadvisor.

One thing is we shared the place with other travelers which is fine.

Spent a night in Furusato in July. Alternative destinations with easy access to Shirakawa-go are Answered in English during normal office hours of 9am to 5pm Japan Standard TimePart of the Rediscover Group of Travel Companies Rediscover Japan Co., Ltd. (Japanese Guest Houses)

I tried booking other Minshuku through fax but had no luck, fortunately the Shirakawago Information Center managed to hold this place for us and we managed to stay here for a night.

Besides the beautiful scenery, the unique Japanese thatched-roof farmhouses are the center of attraction.

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The food in this ryokan was really good.

There are over 3,000 "onsen" ,or hot springs, in Japan. Please note that this is Not a Gassho Zukuri farmhouse. Gassho style Minshuku Area Ogimachi Nearest bus stop / distance From Shirakawago Bus Terminal about 12 minutes on foot Address 588 Ogimachi, Ono-District, Gifu, 501-5627 TEL 05769-6-1033 Price(JPY) (Tax and 2 meals included) ¥10,000～ Payment methods Cash Check-in / Check-out 15:30～ / 〜09:00 Number of rooms 5 Parking Yes Information

Shirakawa go No Yu is the only ryokan with hot spring baths in the Shirakawa-go village. I had been a little bit concerned after saying some of the Gasso Zuckiro houses with their fire pits!

The lady who greeted us in the beginning was kind of scary and seem to have an attitude, but was really friendly at the end when we left. Can’t pick who you share the house with, so please if you are a smoker,This enchanting original gassho style farmhouse was a real experience - paper walls between the rooms and all the ingredients of rural traditional Japanese country life made this an unforgettable experience and one that I would recommend.

It was cozy, clean and comfortable.

The most popular village for visitors is Ogimachi which in 1995 was declared World Cultural and Heritage Site. There are approximately 180 thatched farmhouses, sheds, and barns, and most of them were built about 200-300 years ago.