Holiday rentals in Soraku District

A wonderful place up in the mountains of Kyoto. You can feel the city fade away and you are enveloped by the smell of grass and sweet tea. The tea tour was extremely fun and interesting. Daiki has excellent answers to any of your questions, and the tea and food is delicious. I enjoyed it so much that I returned 2 years later. tea moon is a wonderfully restored traditional Japanese house that is cozy clean and quiet. You can wake up with a tea bath and a beautiful view of the fields. I would rate higher if possible. Worth every dollar

房東和房子簡直太棒了！房東太太非常好，入住前後都非常細心耐心的溝通和指引亦非常關心我們！入住當天也來到車站接我們到住所，一路給我們介紹周邊環境和配置。雖然住所可能離熱門景點有點距離，但是房子很棒！相信大家進家門的一刻都覺得無比值得！兩天完全不夠體驗這個家的好以及大阪的風情，希望以後機會也能回到這個家！

とても静かな場所で、穏やかな時間を過ごすことができました。周囲に人がいないのでとても静かでゆったりとした空間でした。とても満足しています。 隣の棟にホストの方がいらっしゃったので何かあればすぐに対応していただけます。焚き火をする際に光量の強いLED照明を消していただけないかお願いしたところ、快く対応していただきました。焚き火と星空を堪能することができました。

Haru San was a wonderfully warm host. From receiving and dropping me back at Shigaraki station to driving me to the Cultural park and the Maruni tool shop she was most helpful and prompt in her responses. The place is very beautiful and green and surrounded by rice fileds, hills and forests. Would love to go back in the future.

予約時からチェックアウトまで、ホストさんが親切で丁寧に対応して下さり、大変感謝しております。 想像以上に広くて綺麗なヴィラに、家族も喜んでくれて、また泊まりたいとせがまれております。笑

とても清潔で過ごしやすいお家でした　次回もまたお世話になりたいと思います

Junko’s place is beautiful and incredibly well decorated. Every aspect is taken care of to make you feel cozy and welcome. Junko was very kind and welcomed us with a ride from the train station and a tour of the place. The place is located in a very beautiful part of the country, with lots of temples, shrines, and scenic routes nearby. We also were able to easily do daytrips to Kyoto, Nara, and Osaka.

We were traveling with 2 couples and had a car. After 2 weeks of busy cities and small guesthouses, we wanted a home we could cook dinner, linger at the dinner table, sit outside and play board games. We found that surprisingly hard to find in Japan. This home was modern, comfortable and has it all to hang out as a family or small group of friends. It’s on a busy road but you don’t hear it at all. But it did let us sit outside and play mellow music and enjoy the evenings. Osam is a host in an old school way, checking in regularly to make sure you are enjoying yourself and to offer assistance. The location is relatively close to Nara Park, which is worth a day. It’s a long 1 hour drive to either Kyoto or Osaka, but we spent half days at both and were grateful to go “home” to Osam’s place at the end of the day. Worth staying 3-4 nights to relax and explore this part of Japan.