Exploring Japanese Hospitality: Minshuku and Capsule Hotels

Yakushima is famous for its ancient cedar trees and diverse flora and fauna. About 20% of the island, covering 10,747 hectares, is registered as a World Natural Heritage site. You can also enjoy hot springs, waterfalls, and beautiful coastlines on Yakushima.

Yakusugi house is a unique rental cottage built using Yakusugi cedar for its walls, ceilings, and furniture. It offers a fully private experience in a one-of-a-kind traditional Japanese house. The cottage is equipped with a kitchen, bath, and shower toilet. It also includes household appliances such as a washing machine and refrigerator, along with kitchen utensils, making it ideal for extended stays.

Guests can enjoy dishes made with local ingredients from Yakushima. Free bicycle rentals are available. Additionally, for guests who require it, they offer transportation to and from the airport and port.

Staying at a capsule hotel in the city can be a fun experience. You can easily make reservations in advance through English websites. Capsule-Inn Osaka, located in the convenient Umeda district, offers not only comfortable sleeping pods but also large communal baths and saunas for guests to enjoy.