-食べたい野菜を育てる楽しみ-
-食べたい野菜を育てる楽しみ-
-食べたい野菜を育てる楽しみ-
-食べたい野菜を育てる楽しみ-
Experience a heartwarming rural life in a DIY-renovated house nestled quietly in the depopulated area of Inashiki City, Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan within the Kasumigaura basin.
Updated: Reservations are now available until the end of November 2024.
We “INASHIKI NEST” have received the Traveller Review Award 2024 from Booking.com
INASHIKI NEST has been consecutively selected as a Superhost on Airbnb.
Information
- We have been certified as a “Cyclist-Friendly Accommodation” in Ibaraki Prefecture. It’s just a short distance to the Ring-ring Road along Lake Kasumigaura.
- During the peak season, reservations are only available for the entire property through Airbnb.
*If you are not feeling well, please take a good rest at home and visit here on another occasion. Thank you.
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You can get a sense of the inn’s atmosphere through the everyday rural life and shared interactions with guests.
Sceneries or memories?
The rural landscape of the Inashiki City, Ibaraki Prefecture, stretches endlessly, reminiscent of the Kanto Plain.
INASHIKI NEST is located in Inashiki City, Ibaraki Prefecture, right on the border with Chiba Prefecture. This area is sometimes referred to as “Chibaraki.”
Interestingly, despite being a nearby rural destination, it is only a little over an hour’s drive from Tokyo.
You can experience the authentic rural scenery with vast countryside landscapes and enjoy the soothing breeze blowing through the area. It is situated close to Kasumigaura, the second-largest lake in Japan.
INASHIKI NEST is not your typical tourist destination.
This is especially evident just after the rice planting season.
It doesn’t have a nearby train station, so reaching it by public transportation can be a bit challenging. However, it is easily accessible by car or bicycle.
As a result, the vicinity remains uncrowded, providing a tranquil and serene environment for visitors to relax.
-in August-
The lodging available here is a traditional Japanese-style house. Despite being a first-time visitor, there is a sense of nostalgia and comfort in its appearance.
-kominka-
Bed room-
When you open the large sliding doors in the living room, the wind flows through the house, creating a very pleasant atmosphere. You can relax on the tatami mats, read or meditate on the “engawa” (porch), and spend your time at ease in the tranquility of the natural surroundings. It’s a peaceful and serene environment where you can unwind, create enjoyable memories with friends and family, and have your own time as you like.
The veranda is located by the south window of the traditional Japanese house – during winter, the sunlight streams onto the veranda around midday, creating a warm and cozy spot.
-Lake Kasumigaura-
The fields are filled with herbs and vegetables depending on the season.
You can use freshly harvested vegetables to cook in the kitchen of the inn or make fresh herb tea.
宿の目の前の広々とした家庭菜園の一部
A short distance away, you’ll find the preserved historical streets of Koedo SAWARA, where you can immerse yourself in the atmosphere of old Edo (Tokyo’s former name). Exploring the area and dropping by cafes make for an enjoyable experience, as you reflect on the history.
-Sawara-
You can take a leisurely stroll or bike ride along the ring-ring road of Lake Kasumigaura, explore the narrow paths through rice paddies, and visit the famous Ohsugi Shrine, known for granting wishes.
-Osugi Shrine-
Enjoy a delightful stay to the fullest in this non-touristy location, creating wonderful memories for yourself.
Hello, Welcome to INASHIKI NEST!
I’m a host who loves solo traveling abroad, gardening, and living in another house on the same property.
So feel at ease during your stay in the rural farmhouse.
Hometown: Tokyo
Overseas Stay History:
- two years in Germany
- one year in New Zealand
- seven months in Malaysia
- five months in the Philippines, etc.
Solo Travel: Over 20 countries