Monthly Rentals in Higashine

Got everything you need in the house, nice and clean, air con and heater in every room. Host is so nice. He helped us to call taxi in the last day. Definitely good place to stay for big group of family.

Kazue-san was very nice! She even helped me plan a schedule to let me have the most fun possible in the limited time I was there. The room was filled with life, like a room you'd actually live in, and everything is very very clean and comfortable, feels like coming back to your own room back in your family home. The futon was very soft, smells nice, and very clean, probably the best bed I've ever slept in. She also prepared a delicious apple juice from her own farm, and prepared a warm, hearty breakfast for me in the cold morning. The bathroom is also very clean, and are arranged in the traditional Japanese style with a changing room, washing area, and bathtub. The toilet is a modern one like the ones you can find in Tokyo. If I go there again I will definitely be staying a lot longer!

It's a great place to relax in a quiet setting. I was planning to cook, so the large kitchen and fully stocked kitchenware were very helpful.There is also a washing machine, so it seems like you can enjoy a long stay. I didn't use the outdoor BBQ area this time, but I thought it was very convenient for BBQ purposes as it was also equipped with a sink, kitchen utensils, and an outdoor toilet. Overall, it was clean and comfortable, and I was very satisfied.

Koreans, please come and refer to the reviews. Pros - If you're in Korea, it feels like a village, so it's really quiet and relaxing for tourists… - I think it was better because the bathroom and toilet were separated. - There's nothing big in the room, and it's comfortable with two desks. - The host responded well, so I had a comfortable stay Things to keep in mind - Due to the nature of Japanese housing, insulation is not as good as in Korea. - As mentioned in the description, the soundproofing is weak, so you should be careful. - As I explained, it's like a township, so there aren't as many streetlights as in Tokyo or Sendai. - I recommend stopping by the convenience store before coming. There's nothing else. For those who don't like noisy things, really like to rest quietly, and like to do only what they can, it's really okay to take a break in Sodo City. I had a good stay. Be healthy. Pika :-)