“Nawo” is a 100-year-old house in an island community. There are no special tourist attractions, hot springs, or anything luxurious in the vicinity. Nearby are rice fields, shrines, schools, a post office, an agricultural cooperative, and a diner, where people live their daily lives. Please feel free to come and stay as if you were returning home to a town you have grown accustomed to. Come and enjoy a walk, eat a meal, talk with children and dogs, harvest vegetables from the fields, look up at the stars, and spend a slow and simple time. [ROOM] Room is private and reserved for only one couple per day (maximum capacity of 5 people). Service staff are not stationed at the house, but there is a house host next door. Rooms include a living/dining room, a Japanese-style room, and a loft where you can relax and unwind. The living room has a wood stove and sofa for your relaxation. There is also a mini-kitchen for simple cooking, a washbasin, and a bath. We welcome you to stay as if you were living in the house for a longer period of time.