Minshuku Tsugizakura
Description
Gourment Minshuku
Minshuku Tsugizakura is named after the nearby Tsugizakura-oji, an ancient shrine with centuries old trees along the Kumano Kodo pilgrimage route. The Nonaka-no-Shimizu spring, one of Japan’s 100 famous waters, is just around the corner.
Minshuku Tsugizakura is a simple home that was turned into a guesthouse at the beginning of 2011 by the Yuba family. Mr. Yuba is a professional chef and worked all over Japan before returning to his hometown in the mountains to open this minshuku - which is why the traditional Japanese meals here are so delicious!
● Sorry, one night only per visit. No consecutive nights stay available.
Rating & Reviews
4.8
- Guestroom
- Baths
- Meals
- Location
- Reception & Service
Guestrooms
| Western Style | No |
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| Japanese Style | Yes |
| Mixed Style | No |
| Other Style | No |
| Number of Rooms | 3 |
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| Maximum Guests | 7 |
Shared western style toilet : 2
No smoking facility: inside or out.
NOTE: Your futon will be laid out for you when you are eating. Therefore staff will enter your room during meal times.
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● No TV in guestrooms
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Baths
| Shared Indoor | No |
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| Shared Outdoor | No |
| Shared Sauna | No |
| Privately Reserved | Yes |
| Ensuite Indoor | No |
| Ensuite Outdoor | No |
- Note
Night ● Private bath.
Please take turns with other guests.
Morning ● Only shower available until 8:00.
Meals
| Supper |
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| Japanese style, served in dining room from 18:30 |
| Breakfast |
| Japanese style, served in dining room from 7:00 |
● Able to cater to vegetarians and/or guests with food allergies on request
Please let us know details of what you cannot eat in advance.
● Minshuku Tsugizakura is not able to accommodate Type B, C, D and E vegetarian. Also vegetarian meals may not be available during busy times. Thank you for your understanding.
※Breakfast is no earlier than 7:00 in the morning.
- Vegetarian Meals
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: Included : Not Included
Type A Type B Type C Type D Type E Vegetarianism is not common in the Japanese countryside. Please double-check the Vegetarian Type which the service provider can accommodate to make sure that it meets your needs. Often being able to eat trace amounts of the ubiquitous Katsuo Dashi (fish stock) makes it easier to find options.
More Information
NOTE: It is difficult and not culturally sensitive to change meal requests, or make new meal demands, onsite when you arrive at accommodations. Vegetarian types must be confirmed during the reservation process and respected during your visit.
Facilities & Services
- Internet
- Free Wi-Fi (Guestroom)
- Free Wi-Fi (Lobby)
- Credit Card
- Not accepted
- Traveler's Cheques
- Not accepted
- Language
- Japanese only. Basic English explainations in accommodation.
- Services
- Lunch box
- Notes
● Shared refrigerator (“Nonaka no Shimizu” bottled spring water, free)
● Free use of washing machine, drying machine and laundry detergent
Access
- Access Information
By public bus (Nearest bus stop is “野中いっぽう杉 Nonaka-Ipposugi”)
Busses run daily to Nonaka-Ippousugi
● From JR Kii-Tanabe station: 65 minutes to Nonaka-Ipposugi, by Ryujin bus and 25 minutes walk. Bus timetable (bus timetable 1)
● From Hongu area: 45 minutes to Nonaka-Ippousugi, by Ryujin bus and 25 minutes walk. Bus timetable (bus timetable 2)
More bus timetables.
● One minute walk from Tsugizakura-oji and Nonaka-no-Shimizu spring
From Nonaka no Ippousugi: 3 minutes walk to Tsugizakura-oji
● In front of the thatched roof Toganoki-jaya, next to Tsugizakura-oji, is a staircase through the forest down to the road below and Minshuku Tsugizakura.
Nakahechi East Area
Kumano Kodo Takahara~Tsugizakura-oji Map
- Shuttle Service
- Not available
- Parking
Free parking is available near the minshuku. (up to 10 vehicles)
