Vacation rentals in Yoshino

Overlooking the Yoshino River! Enjoy BBQ in the sunset & garden. An old private rental house with just one group at a time!

※ Free parking available off-site * In spring, cherry blossoms [Yoshino-yama] are about 10 minutes by car from the inn. * In summer, you can also walk to the river [Yoshino River]. You can also take a car. * In autumn, the autumn leaves [Yoshinoyama • Kunisu] are about 10 to 20 minutes by car from the inn 1. Quiet place 🌟 • Traditional architecture with an old-fashioned feel and warmth. 2. A location with a stunning view overlooking the Yoshino River 🌇 • You can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Yoshino River from the windows on the second floor. • At dusk, the sky turns red with a spectacular sunset view. • Spend a luxurious time while looking out at the elegant scenery. 4. Enjoy BBQ with your family and friends in the garden 🍖 • Perfect for group trips, families, and couples. → Recommended for people like this! ✅ Those who want to spend a special time in a historic old house ✅ Those who want to relax while enjoying the view ✅ Those who want to spend time with family and friends in a private space ✅ Those who want to enjoy BBQ and the outdoors in nature ✅ Handheld fireworks are okay * No parties or loud music that will disturb the neighbors. 🈲 Please be sure to finish the BBQ by 9 pm. ⏳ * Please bring your own firewood, charcoal, and grill for the BBQ.

Mahoro-no-Yado [Renovated old house for rent. Discover the unspoiled landscape of Japan in Asakura, Asakura]

Asuka no Mahoroba is a renovated farmhouse built in the Edo period. The separate building was revived as "Mahoro-no-Yado". While retaining the old charm, we renovated it using Yoshino cedar and cypress to make it a relaxing place to stay. One private rental limited to one group per day. Feel free to spend time with anyone. With your partner, family, and group! Of course, solo guests are also welcome. This is a detached single-story house with a private entrance at the back of the garden. It is located in Asukamura Kawahara, the center of the "Asuka" region where Yamato Takeru praised its beauty. Nearby, there are many attractions such as "Kohokuji Temple", where the first sutra was copied in Japan, "Tachibana Temple", the birthplace of Shotoku Taishi, and "Amakashi Hill", which overlooks Asuka Village and the Yamato Sanzan. "Mahoro" is an ancient Japanese word that means "a wonderful place" or "a place to live" in the words of Yamato Takeru. Enjoy the relaxing flow of time at Mahoro Inn. The main house of "Asuka no Mahoroba" is currently operating a rental space and is looking for a new tenant. The dirt floor and garden of the main house are common spaces for all users.

House with a wood stove, entire house rental, within walking distance of Yoshino-Jingu Station, maximum occupancy 5 people, Wi-Fi

A house made of plenty of Yoshino wood at the foot of the World Heritage Yoshino Mountain. The living room with a wood stove and the dining room are connected to provide an open and relaxing space. Walking distance to Riverfield Yoshino, a BBQ free site. It has all the necessary amenities, and you can safely park your motorcycles and bicycles in the large entrance! Conveniently located just a 10-minute walk from the station, the whole house is rented out. Recommended places World Heritage Site, Yoshino-yama Yoshino River Riverfield Yoshino (river play, barbecue, camping) Recommended stores Heisokuyoshino Honten (15-minute walk) Bistro Murata (7-minute walk) Kurikuri Restaurant Yoshino Store (10-minute walk) Yakiniku Kikuya (20-minute walk) Daruma-ya (20-minute walk) Yoshinoyama Cafe Tsugimura / Seasonal cuisine Hatsune Other Crosspot (10-minute drive) Ramen Kawa (10-minute drive) Okinawan cuisine Tsubamedo (15-minute drive) Yakiniku Basui (15-minute drive) Ichiji (15-minute drive) Yoshino-cho Chuso Onsen Motoyu Onsen ~ Higashiyoshino Village ~ Furusato Village (meals, hot springs, campground, river play) Gut Wolf Beer (craft beer, food)

Guest house Kisansei Seseragi

This guesthouse is located in the area where the green water that boils from Mt. Yoshino creates a high waterfall and pours into the elephant stream. A singer of many leaves and an accompanying traveler, it is a town of many leaves that I fell in love with nostalgically singing. Why don't you spend a relaxing day in nature and life that hasn't changed since ancient times? Dinner and breakfast are not provided. Please feel free to use the kitchen, cooking utensils, refrigerator, etc., and please cook and bring your own. ※ You also need to bring seasonings. One room is 10,000 yen. Available from 2 people. It is not possible to stay with only one person. Additional 5,000 yen per person (However, 2,000 yen for elementary and junior high school students, and free for preschool children). The venue is Kisanoseiragi, a multi-purpose training hall guest house in Kisaya. If you search for "Kisagaya Multi-purpose Training Center", the detailed location will be displayed.

Kashinoki-an, a spacious, authentic Japanese-style inn with a beautiful garden and Japanese dolls and kimonos on display, 3 minutes from the station

Kashinoki-an is in a very convenient location, just a 3-minute walk from Kintetsu Kashihara-Jingu-Mae Station. Kashihara Jingu Shrine is a historic town with the mausoleum and shrine of the first emperor of Japan, in the place where Japan began. It is also a place with a lot of greenery and nature. In the neighborhood, there is Asuka, which retains the appearance of ancient Japan, and is dotted with many ruins. Imai-cho, where the old streets from the Edo period still exist, is also a highlight. Kashinoki-an is a pure Japanese-style house built over 60 years ago, and you can also enjoy the garden. The kitchen and bathroom have been renovated for a pleasant stay. There is also a tourist information center, restaurant, tavern, supermarket, drug store, convenience store, and 100-yen shop nearby, making it very convenient. You can also get to Kyoto, Osaka, and Nara in about an hour.

A private space surrounded by Makomada. Entire house rental where you can enjoy a bonfire and a Goemon bath in the old private house "Makomo House".

"Announcement" In January and February, the temperature will be cold and the roads and water facilities will be frozen, so we will be closed.We look forward to your reservation starting in March. "Makomoya House" nestled in the Oku Yamato Kogen of Nara and a mountain village at an altitude of 500 meters The 100-year-old house is rented out. Around the inn, you can relax and feel the "Makomo breeze" in the room. You can enjoy the hearth table and well water with wood, and in the Goemon bath, you can enjoy the "medicinal herbal makomoyu". There is no TV or wifi, so why not turn off the digital and turn on your sensibility? Please enjoy the sound of the scraping leaves of Makomo, the babbling of the river, birds, the chorus of frogs, the sound of deer, etc.

Nishimura-tei Hanare - 100-year-old old house with a kitchen & dining room

Nishimura Residence is an old-fashioned Nara-machiya that has been standing on a piece of Nara-machi for more than 100 years. I was a “grandmother” for a long time when I was a child. In Nara Town, there is a pleasant despicable feeling that never changes. "I want to be filled with this pleasant contempt even for future generations." With that in mind, I took care of the empty Nishimura Residence. - Nishimura-Tei is originally a traditional Japanese house which has been here in Nara-machi town over 100 years, where my grandmother used to live in. My mother and I decided to renovate this house to preserve and pass down the virtue of good old days in Japan to the next generation as well as to show it to you.

A　rustic Japanese village getaway

Experience a stay in a traditional Japanese house, tucked inside the forested mountains of the Yoshino Valley. This converted farmhouse is located in Kawakami Village, the source of the Yoshino/Kino river. The house sits just above an idyllic swimming spot, perfect for families to enjoy the cool, clear waters Guests will have the full property to themselves, which includes a handmade cedar bathtub with views across the river. There is also outdoor space to enjoy barbecuing under the stars.

Small inn attached to a historic school building

This guesthouse is located on the grounds of the former Hirohashi Elementary School.The building, formerly a teacher's residence, was renovated into a guesthouse. The bath is a traditional Japanese wood-fired bath. You can experience heating water with firewood. ■The house can accommodate up to 10 people. ■No meals are included.There is no supermarket within walking distance. "A Co-op" 15 minutes by car. "Life" and "Okuwa" 20 minutes by car. ■It's cold until around March.Please be warm.

"Kyoto's Inn Kansuke" is a 1-building rental townhouse located 5 minutes on foot from Keihan Kiyomizu-gojo Station.

Our inn was apparently built in the early Showa period. We have renovated the bathroom and kitchen areas to make your stay more comfortable while still retaining the charm of the townhouse, such as the low ceilings and narrow, steep stairs. Why not try experiencing a bit of Kyoto life? Please note that we will charge a local accommodation tax (200 yen per person per night) in addition to the accommodation fee. The tax fee will increase to 400 yen from March 1, 2026.

Private Traditional Japanese house [B&B Matsukaze]

Our house is traditional Japanese style house. 150 years old and in a very quiet location. We are renting house. Not shared with other guests. There are 2 bedrooms(Tatami-room) and 1 living room, gameroom, bathroom, shower toilet, all of the room are only for you. *Children is free of charge if your children don't need a bed and break fast. There are air conditioners in bedroom and livingroom.

Toyoukenomori Experiential Guesthouse

Life at Toyoukenomori is anchored in the Japanese tradition of a shared community based on simplicity, sustainability and harmony. We offer visitors an opportunity to experience life in a natural setting that celebrates the rich four season of Japan. Toyoukenomori is a place to cultivate an inner peace; being content with what you have, and rejoicing in the way things are.