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It feels like staying at a Japanese Grandpa’s house. Takashi is a wonderful host, and we all shared our experiences. Staying at Takashi’s house offers a glimpse into traditional Japanese life.

Communal area was super, lovely to have use of fridge and kettle. Room was lovely.

The superb host & cosy home ambience of the place with awesome sea view from the room.

The property was stunning with amazing views, super comfortable beds and amazing bathroom, The hosts very super lovely and explained everything really well!

The house was beautiful and cosy. The room was the perfect size and clean. It is located, 7 minutes from the train station by foot and 2 minutes from the information center where you can rent a bike for free. It was perfect to go to Ioki cave, I totally recommend to go there it was gorgeous. Aki has a lot to offer. The hotel will provide you a map with all interest points and a lot of restaurant recommendations. The staff is incredible. All of them was so nice to me. We ate together sometimes. It made my journey even more enjoyable. By night the main area of the hotel transform into a local bar. It is really quiet so if you want to stay in your room you will not be bothered by any noise. But if you like to interact with locals it will be the perfect opporrunity for you.

Nice looking, old traditional Japanese house in Ioki. Pictures show the place well and the place met my expectations. You get privacy in your room through curtains or sliding doors. Modern bathroom and toilet. Area is calm and beautiful. Ioki cave is really close and is amazing. Lawson nearby. Owner is really friendly and helpful. Aki city closeby is a nice daytrip. Also, friendly cat Torami. Recommend for people who want to see smaller towns and spend time in an older house.

I only stayed one night, and was unfortunately a bit sick during my trip, but the hotel was very comfortable. The room was surprisingly big with two double beds, and still a lot of floor space. Good parking facilities.

Thank you very much for staying in the accommodation. The property provides every comfort for your stay, the apartment also includes a furnished private kitchen and outdoor seating area. Check-in was super easy and they have plenty of parking across the street and Kana is very helpful and kind. The owners offer dining options, both dinner and breakfast. We had dinner ordered and it was delicious. The property is located in The Muroto Global Geopark UNESCO World Heritage Site, right at the start of the Ransho Boardwalk which runs 2.6 km along the coastline, also nearby is the Kukai statue, Hotsumisakiji Temple which is the 24th temple of the Shikoku Pilgrimage, as well as the opportunity to visit the observatory and lighthouse. Nearby is also a very nice museum focused on whales. It is also possible to take a boat trip to see these cetaceans in Muroto. Highly recommended. We would like to thank once again Mrs. Kane, who was very helpful during our visit to Japan and specifically the climb to Fuji, without her help we would not have been able to complete the climb, because from Europe, without knowledge of spoken Japanese, this trek could not be booked. (New regulation 2024, necessity of accommodation on Fuji, communication only in Japanese,). Mrs. Kana had to make all the phone calls and subsequently paid for the whole trek for us and managed the communication with the travel agency until the day of our departure for the trek, everything was further complicated by the typhoon Shan -san, when it was not clear until the last moment whether the climb would take place. Her help was invaluable to us, everything was successful and we thank her once again for her help and also for the amazing sunrise experience at the top of Fuji. Tobias and Katerina