Furusato Cuisine Inn Minshuku Ryokan Natori-ya

A nature-filled Accommodation with a river flowing right in front of it.Currently, the Accommodation has only three Rooms; the Onsen is reserved privately for each Room, and meals are served in private dining rooms.The Rooms do not have a toilet or washbasin, but each Room has its own dedicated toilet and washbasin.It’s also interesting that the shared refrigerator in the hallway is divided by shelf, with each shelf assigned to a specific Room.The meals are generous in portion size, and the final handmade soba was especially delicious.The Onsen is indoor-only, but if you open the glass door slightly, fresh air comes in and you can enjoy an open-air feel.It seems popular during hiking season, so visiting in the off-season is recommended.

We impulsively decided to visit Yamanashi because we wanted to eat chicken giblet stew, soba noodles, and grapes if time allowed. While searching for accommodation at the last minute, we found this place, and it turned out to be an excellent choice. From the food to the overall experience, it offered a level of satisfaction that goes beyond what you would expect from a typical accommodation. The passion and dedication of the third-generation owner were evident throughout. It made us appreciate how wonderful it is to have such accommodations in regional areas. We sincerely hope they continue their great work!