Osaka whole-house rentals
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Five Japanese Muji-style whole-house rentals near the subway — perfect for families and groups traveling together.
Countryside folk house · cherry-blossom spots on foot · up to 12 guests
A traditional kominka farmhouse rented whole, in Yamanakadani on the rural edge of Osaka (Hannan City). Sleeps up to 12 and has free parking. The cherry blossom avenue along the Yamanaka River is walkable in season. Suited to large family trips, company retreats and outdoor weekends. Part of the 7mori brand. Seven minutes on foot from Izumi-Tottori Station on the JR Hanwa Line.
Address: 340 Yamanakadani, Hannan, Osaka. On foot: 7 min JR Izumi-Tottori Station. Sleeps up to 12 guests across 1 booking option. Indicative rate ¥6,000–¥8,000 per person per night, capped at ¥32,000 per night for the whole house.
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La Forêt Yamanakadani — room specifications (up to 12 guests; check-in after 16:00, check-out before 11:00)
| Room type | Guests | Beds | Size | Layout |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Traditional Farmhouse | — | — | — | Traditional Japanese farmhouse, 3 bedrooms (2 + 2 + 4 guests), Base 8 guests, up to 12 (¥6,000 weekday / ¥8,000 weekend per person per night; whole house capped at ¥32,000 per night), Tatami rooms with engawa veranda, Living room, kitchen & dining area, Bathroom with bathtub, Double vanity, separate toilet, 200㎡ outdoor garden (BBQ available) |
La Forêt Yamanakadani stands in Yamanakadani, Hannan City, Osaka Prefecture: a traditional kominka with its own garden, and a completely different kind of stay from the four city houses. Grandma Kanbara's corner store is 10 seconds from the door, Izumi-Tottori Station on the JR Hanwa Line is a 7-minute walk with a direct line to Tennoji, and a 7-Eleven and a cake shop are 9 minutes away. The house also keeps bicycles for guests to use freely; a 5 to 10 minute ride reaches a hot-spring bathhouse, a supermarket, a drugstore and local restaurants. By car, it is 2 minutes to the cherry blossom spot around Yamanakadani Station, the dinosaur slide at Wanpaku Kingdom, the hiking lookout and the Kumano Kodo; 17 minutes to the Rinku outlet mall, the Ferris wheel and the beach; 18 minutes to Wakayama, where the Kishi cat train and strawberry train board and Wakayama Castle stands; 23 minutes to Kansai Airport; and 49 minutes into Tennoji. In cherry blossom season you can walk from the house to the sakura rows along the Yamanaka River and back.
This house is a lodging facility registered under Japanese law. Registration numbers are reproduced in the original Japanese as issued by the authorities.
Izumi-Tottori Station on the JR Hanwa Line is about a 7-minute walk, with a direct line to Tennoji. By car, the site lists about 23 minutes to Kansai Airport and about 49 minutes to Tennoji. By train from Kansai Airport, take the JR Kanku Rapid to Hineno, about 10 minutes, then change to a Hanwa Line train toward Wakayama and get off at Izumi-Tottori Station.
It is a traditional kominka rented whole, with three bedrooms sleeping 2, 2 and 4 guests, a base of 8 guests and a maximum of 12. The rate is ¥6,000 per person per night on weekdays and ¥8,000 on weekends, capped at ¥32,000 per night for the whole house. The cleaning fee runs from ¥9,000 to ¥15,000 depending on the number of guests and is charged once per booking. The minimum stay is 2 nights.
There is free parking, so drivers do not need to find a paid car park. Guests without a car are free to use the bicycles the house provides; a 5 to 10 minute ride reaches a hot-spring bathhouse, a supermarket, a drugstore and local restaurants.
La Forêt Yamanakadani is self check-in, with no front desk on site. At 10:00 on the day of arrival we send the location, the guest registration form and the front-door code by LINE or email. The front door has a keypad lock: wait for the touch panel to light up, then enter the code to get in. The whole house is yours, so there are no separate room codes, and once you are through the front door the entire house is open to you.
Check-in is from 16:00 and check-out is by 11:00 AM. From 11:00 on the day of check-in you can leave luggage in the entrance. Please keep valuables with you; we cannot take responsibility for stored items.
The house is within walking distance of the cherry-tree rows along the Yamanaka River, so in blossom season you can walk there and back. The daytime crowds are heavy, but staying here means you can walk the same route again in the evening. Peak bloom is usually late March to mid-April, though the timing shifts from year to year, so check the bloom forecast for that year before you travel.
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