Information of our MINPAKU
Can see Amanohashidate from the Japanese-style space
Aiming to create an inn where you can feel at ease from the bottom of your heart
In April 2023, we opened a guest house in the Fuchu area of Miyazu City in northern Kyoto Prefecture.This area is also known as Kyoto of the Sea, and is home to Amanohashidate, one of the three most scenic spots in Japan, Tango Kokubunji Temple, and Seisoji Temple, the 28th temple in the western part of Japan,Kago-jinja Shrine, formerly the Ise Jingu Shrine, and has a history dating back about 2,000 years.
You can see the pine trees of Amanohashidate, the sea, the mountains, the plants and trees in the garden and the natural surroundings from the windows on three sides, and our inn is reserved for one couple only.
The two Japanese-style rooms and the veranda (13 tatami mats) are for guests only,
The bedding is made with the utmost care so that guests can sleep comfortably.
We have also provided a full range of amenities.
You will feel as if you are returning to your parents' home in the countryside. You only need a change of clothes in your bag,
It is an inn where you can come with peace of mind.
Accommodation Rates
Secondary school pupils and above
8,000 yen per night (including tax)
Primary school pupils
4,000 yen per night (including tax)
*Children cannot stay on their own.
They must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
Infants and toddlers
Free of charge
(without bedding)
With bedding
4,000 yen per set (including tax)
Discounts are available for guests presenting a disability certificate and their carers.
Facilities
| Car park (free of charge) | |
|---|---|
| Free bicycle hire (2 bikes) | |
| Combined living and bedroom area(18 m²) | Bedding, pillows, air conditioning, low table (kotatsu depending on the season), floor cushions, fan, air cooler, television, photocopier, extension lead, safe, first-aid kit, table, chairs, clothes hangers, clothes rail, stationery, thermometer and hygrometer, fire extinguisher |
| Dining kitchen(14 m²) | Table, chairs, high chair if required, air conditioning, cooling fan, sink, induction hob (1 ring), microwave, toaster oven, fridge-freezer, water dispenser, kettle, crockery, full set of cooking utensils, seasonings (some items such as salt and pepper), chopsticks and spoons, picture books, toys, shoe and bedding dryer, sewing kit, iron and ironing board, vacuum cleaner |
| Washroom and changing area | Mini bath towels, face towels, disposable toothbrushes and toothpaste, hairbrushes, razors, cotton pads, hairdryer, bath mat, bucket, washer-dryer, washing powder, laundry basket, electric fan, steam iron and small ironing board, bathroom scales, chair |
| Shower room | Shampoo, conditioner, body wash, bath chair |
| Balcony | Table, chairs, Clothes line, clothes pegs, hangers, rubbish bin, outdoor slippers *If you wish to have a barbecue in the garden, we can lend you a barbecue grill; however, please purchase your own food and charcoal. Please refrain from using large open flames, such as charcoal, on the balcony. However, cooking using gas cylinders is permitted on the balcony. *Please contact us in advance if you wish to hire bicycles, a barbecue, gas cylinders, etc. |
Amenities
Disposable toothbrushes and toothpaste, hairbrushes, razors, paper cups, drinks (Japanese green tea, black tea, coffee, etc.), body wash, shampoo & conditioner, washing powder, cotton buds, cotton pads
The Host‘s Thoughts
We want people like this to visit us.
Who We‘d Like to Welcome
Those who wish to savour the breathtaking scenery of Amanohashidate—one of Japan‘s Three Great Views—and the boat houses of Ine.
When you feel the need to reset, relax or simply take your mind off things, do you ever find yourself thinking, ‘I’d like to go on a trip somewhere‘?
At such times, why not visit a ‘space where you can purify your weary soul whilst drawing on the power of nature’?
We strive to be an inn that helps bring peace of mind and renewed vitality.
For those with worries or a heavy heart who wish to speak to someone—or who are seeking counselling—the host, a qualified clinical psychologist, will be happy to listen.
Whilst working with children with disabilities, I once heard a parent say, ‘Travelling with a child with a disability is truly difficult.’ I have witnessed first-hand how, depending on the disability, it can mean having to keep a constant watch 24 hours a day—a constant state of tension that often leads to exhaustion. I strongly hope that families in such situations will also feel welcome to visit us.
If you bring your disability certificate, we will offer a discount to both the person with the disability and their family.
Yasuko Hattori
Career History
March 2011: Retired after 36 years as a school nurse at primary, secondary and special needs schools
March 2013: Graduated from the Clinical Psychologist Course at the Graduate School of Naruto University of Education
April 2013 – March 2023: Worked as a community counsellor; following qualification as a clinical psychologist, served as a school counsellor in primary and secondary schools, provided support for socially withdrawn individuals, and worked as a counsellor
April 2023: Opened the Amanohashidate Guesthous
Access
305-6 Komatsu, Miyazu-shi, Kyoto-fu 629-2231 Japan
Contact & Reservation
For inquiries or reservations, please contact us below.
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+81-772−27−1595
My parents were in business. It was a business that provided clothing for daily life, including drapery, clothing, bedding, and so on.
My father was adopted at an early age into the family business started by my great-grandfather during the Meiji and Taisho eras, and he became the third generation, but the family business was closed down around 1975 due to wars and disasters.
This tumultuous environment in the business has been my starting point.
I myself have been involved with many people in the field of public service for 36 years as a school nurse and 10 years as a counselor. During these 46 years, I have thought about education and psychology, family, society, and life, together with children, parents, and those involved, and I have learned a lot.
Now that I am in the latter half of my life, I thought I would like to have an opportunity to connect with society a little more and give back from what I have learned, to be involved with people, to connect with others, and to think about society and the economy as well.
Just then, some space in my house became available and I decided to use it to start an overnight stay inn.
Three months have passed since then. My companion remodeled everything that could be done, including walls, sliding doors, and floors. The tatami mats were replaced by a tatami craftsman who is an acquaintance of mine. We chose the futon and cover with as much care as possible for a comfortable sleep. Since it was an existing space, it was inadequate, but my companion and I put our hearts and souls into it. The result is "Minpaku Amanohashidate".