This is a traditional Japanese house. Why not try sleeping in a tatami room? The kitchen, bathroom, toilet and other water facilities have been renovated. Experience rural life surrounded by rural scenery. Iba Town was certified as a constituent cultural asset of the Japan Heritage "Lake Biwa and its Waterside Landscape - Water Heritage of Prayer and Living" in 2015. Carp swim in the waterways, and fireflies fly around in early summer, creating a unique atmosphere. During Golden Week, one of Omi's strange festivals, the "Iba Sakashita Festival", is held. This is a Shinto ritual in which young parishioners drag three portable shrines down Kinugasayama. The slope, which is about 500 meters long, is a sheer cliff, and there are several difficult spots along the way. The difficult spots are dangerous and will make you sweat. Guesthouse options include agricultural experiences, drum baths, and calligraphy experiences. *The agricultural experience and drum barrel bath depend on the season and weather. The calligraphy experience depends on the teacher's schedule. This is a homely guesthouse that makes you want to say home.

I have worked in three countries on a working holiday, studied abroad in two countries, and been on business trips to two countries. I also love traveling abroad and domestically. If you have any questions about working holidays or traveling abroad, please feel free to ask me.

Tanaberry Farm (strawberry farm) 200m, Ryujinmaru (Japanese pub) 250m, Myorakuji Temple 400m, Iba Castle Ruins 500m, Ohama Shrine 650m, Watermill 1km, Notogawa Station 2.1km, Kansai International Airport 117km, Chubu Centrair International Airport 71km, Kyoto Station 41km (approximately 40 minutes by train), Osaka Station 79km (approximately 1.5 hours by train)