MINPAKU
IZUHO
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Minpaku IZUHO
It feels as warm as if you were at a relative's house in the countryside.
You can spend a nice quiet time in the scenic location of Ouchiyama.
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Our lodge is located along the Kumano Kaido.
This area has long been a stopover area for people walking along the Kumano Kodo trail.
With good access to both Kishu and Shima, it is a popular choice for lodging as a gateway for "Ise-Shima trips and Kii-Nanki trips."
Our private lodging offers a variety of experiences using firewood, including chopping firewood, cooking rice in a kamado stove, a Goemon wood-burning bath, a bonfire, a barbecue, and an open hearth, allowing you to relax and unwind.
We aim to welcome and see you off in a way that will allow you to relax and rejuvenate your body so that you can set off on your journey again the next day.