Minshuku Mandokoro - Yoshino District

It's my ancestor's house, so I want you to return it.

I stayed there on July 14th. Thank you for your kind response. The dog is fine forever!

Stay at Kumano Kodo Crossing. My husband is also a kind person There is nothing in the deep place of Totsukawa village, and there is nothing near by a really old private house, but it seems that nonbilli can be done

A wonderful inn, a valuable experience

Almost all of the eldest sons have been trimmed since the mother, who used to be trimmed alone, collapsed under the arachnoid. The mother is so energetic that she does not feel any sequelae, she sweeps the outside, welcomes guests warmly, and when she leaves, she goes out and waves her hand forever. As everyone else has written, there is plenty of rice. Homemade rice and side dishes for local production for local consumption according to the mother's recipe. The salt-grilled sweetfish with children was excellent. The miso soup with lots of breakfast ingredients was also very delicious. Especially because I saw my son taking soup stock by boiling it in the evening. Since it is a 350-year-old house, drafts blow here and there. The bathtub is very old with a full bathtub if you take one person. It is neither a restroom nor a washlet, and like a bath, it is shared by the family and all guests. You can rent a washing machine, but there is no dryer. But I wonder if it's a farmhouse inn. Please be prepared for it. On a clear night, you will see a sky full of stars that are hard to see in the city. You can also hear stories about old villages from your mother. At the time of farewell, he always waved his hand until he disappeared. If you read this and decided to stay at Mandokoro, have a good trip. PS: A recorded program featuring Mr. Mandokoro will be played during the meal.

A guest house located in Imoze, Totsukawa-mura, between Mt. Obako and Miura Pass. 8500 yen per night. It is similar to a private lodging, and you can stay in an ordinary Japanese-style room, and the toilets and baths are also for home use. For meals, everyone will be around the desk. It is open for two people, a grandma and a son, but it was an inn where you can feel as if you were returning home to a relative's house in the countryside. The main building is a wooden one-story building built in 1725, and the front gate was built in 1853, making it a tangible cultural property designated by the prefecture. At Miuraguchi, there are only two inns, this government office and Yamamoto, and in many cases you cannot get an inn, so I think that many people stay in tents at Miura Pass, but the former Imoze, which is adjacent to this inn, You can stay in a tent even in elementary school. Perhaps it was tolerated, but in addition to the schoolyard, there was space under the passageway and the eaves of the gymnasium, and toilets were also available.