Kayabuki no Oyado Matabe

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"Kayabuki no Oyado Matabe" is a genuine thatched-roof inn located within the Kayabuki no Sato village in Miyama Town. The greatest luxury is staying as if living as part of the village landscape and experiencing the quiet village awakening in the morning mist firsthand. For dinner, you can gather around an irori hearth and enjoy warm interactions with the host while tasting salt-grilled river fish and seasonal wild plants. It is an accommodation with high cultural value where you can touch the structure of traditional Japanese houses, the hardships of maintaining thatched roofs, and the bonds of the local community.

Kayabuki no Oyado Matabe
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かやぶきのお宿 またべ　Matabe thatched B & B

かやぶきのお宿 またべ　Matabe thatched B & B

Nantan City Miyama Tourism Federation

Kayabuki no Oyado Matabe

Address
25 Kitashimomaki, Miyama-cho, Nantan-shi, Kyoto
Website
https://miyamanavi.com/stay/matabe
Operator
Kayabuki-no-oyado Matabe

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