Discover the best Minshukus in Kumage-gun, Kagoshima Prefecture, Kyushu including Suishodama Hostel, Minshuku Iwakawa, Minshuku Yakushima Hostel, Minshuku Yakusugiso, Minshuku Yakushimaya, Minshuku Umikawa, Yakushima Guesthouse Manmaru, Yakushima Guesthouse Suginoko, Minshuku Nicoichi, Sen no Ie.
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4 based on 1 reviews
It is a small guest house using traditional Japanese old houses as it is. There is self-catering facilities. There are experiential workshops, such as Goemonbouro who became rare in Japan, rice planting, making vegetarian cuisine, butoh and so on. (Reservation required) Long-term stay welcome. (Consultation on price) It is in a quiet village where you can enjoy the spectacular sunset ocean and the
I spent quite some time in Yakushima - I visited the island twice and my last visit lasted for two months. I had the chance to test many different accommodations during my long stay and Suishodama was far out one of the most interesting accommodation experience that I ever had in Japan. Old Japanese style home now serving as a hotel/hostel. It is an old house with traditional toilet but very clean. Nagata itself feels quite secluded and I think it is visually the most pleasant town in Yakushima with the views of a volcanic island and quite impressive Mount Nagata. With the price, do not hesitate to pick this hostel if you intend to base yourself in Nagata.
4 based on 28 reviews
I just stayed here for four nights during a hiking trip to wonderful Yakushima. While booking, I chose the "new building" option and it turned out to be great with immaculately clean facilities. Showers and kitchen are all new and very modern looking. The room was also a decent size. I also liked the location of the new building located few minutes walk away from the restaurant area. Highly recommended. It is a great gem for the price.
4.5 based on 32 reviews
We stayed 7 nights, and chose this guest house based on previous reviews. Probably because of end of year timing, there were no English speaking staff. The guest house was run by a very lovely elderly couple who ensured we were comfortable despite language barriers. This was the main reason for 5-star review. The tatami room was large and comfortable, but always smelt damp on entering. Had a sink in the room which was useful. The bath was just divine everyday after long hikes. We were the only guests for a few days, and realised the walls were quite thin on days with other guests. Most people were considerate of this. Free use of washing machine, dryer 100yen. Breakfast and dinners were great, traditional Japanese style - a must try. Ramen shop to the left of guest house is not on google maps - also a must try (just walk next door). We are a minute drive from large supermarket and yen store, and across from that is an amazing cafe/restaurant with top quality pasta and pizza, plus other fusion dishes. Perfect for a rainy slow day. Hired hiking for 2-days shoes for 1000yen. Very new and clean. They forgot to order our bento lunch boxes, and elderly gentleman was awake at 430am making rice balls for us that he would not charge us for. Very deserving of 5-stars and great to support a local family. Also check out Bless Yakushima in Anbo!
4 based on 23 reviews
What a wonderful place with lovely hosts and great food! We spent a couple of nights here as a family and enjoyed every single second of it. Not only the whole island is a very special place, but this minshuku made the stay even more special. Clean rooms, friendly people and great food on top! The flying fish is especially memorable.
4.5 based on 12 reviews
Good location close to the port, and clean, simple rooms. The owners have limited English, but were very friendly, and helped us coordinate our trip. Excellent traditional Japanese breakfast with grilled fish.
4.5 based on 10 reviews
The location is excellent, 3 minutes away from the harbor, across the street is a grocery store. The inn keeper is very friendly and helpful; every morning he made us a delicious bento box for lunch to take to the hike. He speaks very limited English; a conversation is not possible. The rooms are Japanese style which we loved. The Inn itself seems to be a bit neglected; the hallway smells like a wet dog however we did not see a dog during our 3-night-stay. The toilet itself is clean but the corners store plenty of dust. It's a bit difficult to review this place because everyone is so incredible friendly, the tatami mats are comfy and the food especially dinner is delicious but you need to overlook the unattended spaces. The cleanliness left something to be desired. Be aware you have to pay in cash.
4.5 based on 61 reviews
Manmaru is...Guesthouse Manmaru is located in Yakushima island. Yakushima is a World Heritage Area, famous with reach unique nature. Many people every year climb Yakushima's mountains to see the Jomoncedar - the largest tree ever grown in Japan. Also, in Yakushima's forest Hayao Miyazaki created "Princess Mononoke".High mountains, wild beautiful nature, great number of small and large rivers and waterfalls, clear air, friendly people - this is Yakushima.Diving and hot springs are also very famous here.If you are tired from city's rush - welcome!
A family run guest house. I was staying in a tatami room with toilet. Shower and large bath are shared. 15min drive from airport. The guest house is simple but clean. The meals are excellent with different main course every day. The large bath house with ocean view is relaxing after long hike. The owner is super nice, trying to explain every dish even though I only know limited japanese.
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Yakushima Guesthouse Suginoko is located 100 metres away from the nearest bus stop and close to the Jomon Sugi trailhead. All the rooms are equipped with private bathrooms and necessities provided. Complimentary parking available. Breakfast is included. The kitchen and living room are open for your use. The staff are happy to give you tips and chat with you in a friendly environment.
Firstly, I am surprised how little reviews Suginoko has on trip advisor. I booked off hotels.com and found the rate to be very reasonable compared to other accommodations on Yakushima. The room is comfortable with air conditioning. The shower has great water pressure. The bento box they prepared for me on one of the mornings I had an early morning trek was tasty and exactly what I needed to keep me going in the afternoon. Though Anbo is not the main port, I ended up having to go to Miyanoura Port (Anbo was closed due to typhoon coming in) and I personally thought Anbo was much more charming. The only tricky part is finding the tourist info center which is a 10 min walk from Anbo port and has no signage. I was able to find it after asking for directions and got the unlimited bus pass. This bus pass was the best thing I got because it enabled me to see so much of Yakushima. The bus route is all along the coast and entirely scenic!! From Anbo towards Shiratani Uesikyo and the other way to Kurio beach, I saw so much that is the quaint and beautiful Yakushima. This hotel is right at bus stop 60, you have to walk into a suspicious looking road, Ive attached a picture because I was confused that the sign did not have English, but it is telling you suginoko is straight ahead. Hope you stay there and hope you really enjoy Yakushima!!
5 based on 17 reviews
Our guest house is located in south part of Yakushima island. The south part area is silent with only nature sound. So you can spend a relaxing time. Can see the starry sky and milky way on fine day. * Some spots can't go by bus cause there is no route. ■ to main port Miyanoura port: 1 hour. Anbo port: 15 min. Yakushima airport: 30 min. ■ to main spots Senpiro waterfall: 10 min. Ohoko waterfall: 30 min. Onoaida hot spring: 10 min. Hirauchi kaichu hot spring: 20 min. Kurio beach: 30 min ■ to start point of trail. Yodogawa ( for Mt. Miyanoura, Mt. Kuromi and etc) : 80min Shiratani Unsuikyo valley: 80min Yakusugi land national park: 60min Mt. Mocchomu: 10min Jyanokuchi waterfall: 10min We have four guestrooms, common space for dinning, common toilet and common bathroom. Each guest room has refrigilator and airconditionar. We can serve local cuisine for breakfast and dinner. We always prepare with hand made cuisine with original menu.
I stayed here for three nights with my girlfriend and it was by far our favourite place in Japan! Taketo and Tomoko were fantastic hosts and made our stay extremely comfortable. Taketo provided us with all the information we needed regarding activities on the island and Tomoko’s cooking for breakfast and dinner was out of this world! We can’t recommend this place enough. We will definitely return. Thanks a lot guys!
4.5 based on 21 reviews
I have not travelled extensively but I would have to rate this place as one of the most truly beautiful, magical peaceful spots ever. The staff could not do more for us. Being in Yakushima is truly beautiful. We spent 3 days over christmas and it was special. The hand built cottages are truly beautiful and sitting in the bath, open window, looking at trees and listening to the river running was pure meditattion! Be aware none of our cards worked on Yakushima, so take plenty of cash. Nearly ran out of money.
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