Minshuku

Minshuku vary in size, shape and style but are best described as a Japanese-style Bed and Breakfast or Inn.

Usually run by a family, Minshuku generally have up to 10 rooms and represent a relatively cheaper accomodation option to the larger scale Ryokan hotel provide the visitor with a good opportunity to meet a local family and experience traditional Japanese lifestyle in a more intimate setting.

A night stay at a Minshuku usually includes breakfast and dinner (although recently this is becoming more optional), your host or hostess will present you with a meal consisting of traditional Japanese cuisine known as kaiseki, which features a variety of dishes prepared with seasonal and regional specialties.

As with Bed and Breakfasts, the owner of a Minshuku takes great pride in offering the best accomodation experience and will go out of their way to ensure that your stay with them is as comfortable as possible.

Minshuku Tamura
6 Japanese style rooms
private indoor/outdoor onsen