Yao-Kumagawa Stay & Explore

This plan allows you to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy the tranquility and peace of a mountain village. (Meals and drinks are not included) The rooms are spacious, equipped with a kitchen, dining room, living room, washroom, bath, and bedroom. It is a private space where you can spend time freely with your family, friends, or couples. "For couples who want to enjoy cooking and spend a different time than usual" "For friends who want to experience the atmosphere of a home party" "For people who want to enjoy cooking with local ingredients that they have sourced themselves" From the windows of your room, you can feel the changing of the seasons and the cycle of nature. Enjoy the luxury of living in a mountain village while feeling the atmosphere of Kumagawa-juku.

■Breakfast - Morning porridge with Kumagawa Kudzu sauce We will slowly simmer the delicious Wakasa-grown Koshihikari rice "spring water rice" in the famous local water "Uriwari no Mizu" to make porridge. The time spent slowly cooking porridge in a clay pot is one of the things we recommend you to enjoy at Yaoyaku Kumagawa. Kumagawa Kudzu, a specialty of the Kumagawa region, is actually a rare ingredient that has been selected as one of the three great kudzu in Japan. We will serve it with kudzu sauce made from Kumagawa Kudzu, which has been used as a medicinal herb since ancient times, and locally grown Japanese pepper. <Nearby area and access> Kumagawa-juku is a post town in the mountains that connects Kyoto and Wakasa, and is located on the border between Fukui and Shiga prefectures. It is a 50-minute drive from Kinomoto IC on the Wakasa-Maizuru Expressway. It is also easily accessible from the Tokai and Kansai areas. This is an area where you can enjoy sightseeing in the three areas of Fukui, Shiga, and Kyoto. Time flows at a leisurely pace in this post town where many travelers have come to rest. A five-minute walk from the guest rooms is the Kumagawa Trail, a trail that allows for easy mountain walks, and other popular activities that make use of nature, such as SUP and kayaking at the Mikata Five Lakes, a 30-minute drive away, and stream climbing in the town. Enjoy a relaxing moment in the tranquil countryside. The guest rooms in this mountain village have a gentle, soft atmosphere and are equipped with a kitchen, dining/living room, washroom, bath, bedroom, and more, allowing you to stay as if you were living in a post town.

This plan includes two meals (dinner and breakfast) (in-room dining). The meals will be brought to your room, so please relax in your room and enjoy the atmosphere of a mountain village. ■Dinner on the first day: Kumagawa Hospitality Meal This is the most popular dinner menu. Local cuisine made by local mothers will be brought to your room freshly prepared. You can enjoy delicious dishes such as dried mackerel in soy sauce, sesame tofu with Kumagawa kudzu, and seasonal side dishes. Meal service time: 18:00-19:00 ■Breakfast on the second day: Morning porridge ~ Kumagawa kudzu thickened sauce ~ We will slowly simmer porridge using delicious Wakasa-grown Koshihikari "spring water rice" with the famous local water "Uriwari no Mizu". The time to slowly cook porridge in a clay pot and enjoy it is one of the things we recommend you enjoy at Yaoyokumagawa. Kumagawa kuzu, a specialty of the Kumagawa region, is actually a rare ingredient that has been selected as one of the three great kuzu in Japan. It is served with a kuzu paste made from Kumagawa kuzu, which has long been used as a medicinal herb, and locally grown Japanese pepper. <Nearby area and access> Kumagawa-juku is a post town in the mountains that connects Kyoto and Wakasa, located on the border between Fukui and Shiga prefectures. It is a 50-minute drive from Kinomoto IC on the Wakasa-Maizuru Expressway. It is also easily accessible from the Tokai and Kansai areas. This is an area where you can enjoy sightseeing in the three areas of Fukui, Shiga, and Kyoto. Time flows slowly in this post town where many travelers have come to rest. A 5-minute walk from the guest rooms is the Kumagawa Trail, a trail path where you can easily stroll along mountain paths, and other experiential activities that make use of nature, such as SUP and kayaking at the Mikata Five Lakes, which are 30 minutes away by car, and stream climbing that can be enjoyed within the town, are also popular. Please enjoy a relaxing time i

This plan allows you to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy the tranquility and peace of a mountain village. (Meals and drinks are not included) The rooms are spacious, equipped with a kitchen, dining room, living room, washroom, bath, and bedroom. It is a private space where you can spend time freely with your family, friends, or couples. "For couples who want to enjoy cooking and spend a different time than usual" "For friends who want to experience the atmosphere of a home party" "For people who want to enjoy cooking with local ingredients that they have sourced themselves" From the windows of your room, you can feel the changing of the seasons and the cycle of nature. Enjoy the luxury of living in a mountain village while feeling the atmosphere of Kumagawa-juku.

■Breakfast - Morning porridge with Kumagawa Kudzu sauce We will slowly simmer the delicious Wakasa-grown Koshihikari rice "spring water rice" in the famous local water "Uriwari no Mizu" to make porridge. The time spent slowly cooking porridge in a clay pot is one of the things we recommend you to enjoy at Yaoyaku Kumagawa. Kumagawa Kudzu, a specialty of the Kumagawa region, is actually a rare ingredient that has been selected as one of the three great kudzu in Japan. We will serve it with kudzu sauce made from Kumagawa Kudzu, which has been used as a medicinal herb since ancient times, and locally grown Japanese pepper. <Nearby area and access> Kumagawa-juku is a post town in the mountains that connects Kyoto and Wakasa, and is located on the border between Fukui and Shiga prefectures. It is a 50-minute drive from Kinomoto IC on the Wakasa-Maizuru Expressway. It is also easily accessible from the Tokai and Kansai areas. This is an area where you can enjoy sightseeing in the three areas of Fukui, Shiga, and Kyoto. Time flows at a leisurely pace in this post town where many travelers have come to rest. A five-minute walk from the guest rooms is the Kumagawa Trail, a trail that allows for easy mountain walks, and other popular activities that make use of nature, such as SUP and kayaking at the Mikata Five Lakes, a 30-minute drive away, and stream climbing in the town. Enjoy a relaxing moment in the tranquil countryside. The guest rooms in this mountain village have a gentle, soft atmosphere and are equipped with a kitchen, dining/living room, washroom, bath, bedroom, and more, allowing you to stay as if you were living in a post town.

This plan includes two meals (dinner and breakfast) (in-room dining). The meals will be brought to your room, so please relax in your room and enjoy the atmosphere of a mountain village. ■Dinner on the first day: Kumagawa Hospitality Meal This is the most popular dinner menu. Local cuisine made by local mothers will be brought to your room freshly prepared. You can enjoy delicious dishes such as dried mackerel in soy sauce, sesame tofu with Kumagawa kudzu, and seasonal side dishes. Meal service time: 18:00-19:00 ■Breakfast on the second day: Morning porridge ~ Kumagawa kudzu thickened sauce ~ We will slowly simmer porridge using delicious Wakasa-grown Koshihikari "spring water rice" with the famous local water "Uriwari no Mizu". The time to slowly cook porridge in a clay pot and enjoy it is one of the things we recommend you enjoy at Yaoyokumagawa. Kumagawa kuzu, a specialty of the Kumagawa region, is actually a rare ingredient that has been selected as one of the three great kuzu in Japan. It is served with a kuzu paste made from Kumagawa kuzu, which has long been used as a medicinal herb, and locally grown Japanese pepper. <Nearby area and access> Kumagawa-juku is a post town in the mountains that connects Kyoto and Wakasa, located on the border between Fukui and Shiga prefectures. It is a 50-minute drive from Kinomoto IC on the Wakasa-Maizuru Expressway. It is also easily accessible from the Tokai and Kansai areas. This is an area where you can enjoy sightseeing in the three areas of Fukui, Shiga, and Kyoto. Time flows slowly in this post town where many travelers have come to rest. A 5-minute walk from the guest rooms is the Kumagawa Trail, a trail path where you can easily stroll along mountain paths, and other experiential activities that make use of nature, such as SUP and kayaking at the Mikata Five Lakes, which are 30 minutes away by car, and stream climbing that can be enjoyed within the town, are also popular. Please enjoy a relaxing time i

This plan allows you to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy the tranquility and peace of a mountain village. (Meals and drinks are not included) The rooms are spacious, equipped with a kitchen, dining room, living room, washroom, bath, and bedroom. It is a private space where you can spend time freely with your family, friends, or couples. "For couples who want to enjoy cooking and spend a different time than usual" "For friends who want to experience the atmosphere of a home party" "For people who want to enjoy cooking with local ingredients that they have sourced themselves" From the windows of your room, you can feel the changing of the seasons and the cycle of nature. Enjoy the luxury of living in a mountain village while feeling the atmosphere of Kumagawa-juku.

■Breakfast - Morning porridge with Kumagawa Kudzu sauce We will slowly simmer the delicious Wakasa-grown Koshihikari rice "spring water rice" in the famous local water "Uriwari no Mizu" to make porridge. The time spent slowly cooking porridge in a clay pot is one of the things we recommend you to enjoy at Yaoyaku Kumagawa. Kumagawa Kudzu, a specialty of the Kumagawa region, is actually a rare ingredient that has been selected as one of the three great kudzu in Japan. We will serve it with kudzu sauce made from Kumagawa Kudzu, which has been used as a medicinal herb since ancient times, and locally grown Japanese pepper. <Nearby area and access> Kumagawa-juku is a post town in the mountains that connects Kyoto and Wakasa, and is located on the border between Fukui and Shiga prefectures. It is a 50-minute drive from Kinomoto IC on the Wakasa-Maizuru Expressway. It is also easily accessible from the Tokai and Kansai areas. This is an area where you can enjoy sightseeing in the three areas of Fukui, Shiga, and Kyoto. Time flows at a leisurely pace in this post town where many travelers have come to rest. A five-minute walk from the guest rooms is the Kumagawa Trail, a trail that allows for easy mountain walks, and other popular activities that make use of nature, such as SUP and kayaking at the Mikata Five Lakes, a 30-minute drive away, and stream climbing in the town. Enjoy a relaxing moment in the tranquil countryside. The guest rooms in this mountain village have a gentle, soft atmosphere and are equipped with a kitchen, dining/living room, washroom, bath, bedroom, and more, allowing you to stay as if you were living in a post town.

This plan includes two meals (dinner and breakfast) (in-room dining). The meals will be brought to your room, so please relax in your room and enjoy the atmosphere of a mountain village. ■Dinner on the first day: Kumagawa Hospitality Meal This is the most popular dinner menu. Local cuisine made by local mothers will be brought to your room freshly prepared. You can enjoy delicious dishes such as dried mackerel in soy sauce, sesame tofu with Kumagawa kudzu, and seasonal side dishes. Meal service time: 18:00-19:00 ■Breakfast on the second day: Morning porridge ~ Kumagawa kudzu thickened sauce ~ We will slowly simmer porridge using delicious Wakasa-grown Koshihikari "spring water rice" with the famous local water "Uriwari no Mizu". The time to slowly cook porridge in a clay pot and enjoy it is one of the things we recommend you enjoy at Yaoyokumagawa. Kumagawa kuzu, a specialty of the Kumagawa region, is actually a rare ingredient that has been selected as one of the three great kuzu in Japan. It is served with a kuzu paste made from Kumagawa kuzu, which has long been used as a medicinal herb, and locally grown Japanese pepper. <Nearby area and access> Kumagawa-juku is a post town in the mountains that connects Kyoto and Wakasa, located on the border between Fukui and Shiga prefectures. It is a 50-minute drive from Kinomoto IC on the Wakasa-Maizuru Expressway. It is also easily accessible from the Tokai and Kansai areas. This is an area where you can enjoy sightseeing in the three areas of Fukui, Shiga, and Kyoto. Time flows slowly in this post town where many travelers have come to rest. A 5-minute walk from the guest rooms is the Kumagawa Trail, a trail path where you can easily stroll along mountain paths, and other experiential activities that make use of nature, such as SUP and kayaking at the Mikata Five Lakes, which are 30 minutes away by car, and stream climbing that can be enjoyed within the town, are also popular. Please enjoy a relaxing time i

This plan allows you to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy the tranquility and peace of a mountain village. (Meals and drinks are not included) The rooms are spacious, equipped with a kitchen, dining room, living room, washroom, bath, and bedroom. It is a private space where you can spend time freely with your family, friends, or couples. "For couples who want to enjoy cooking and spend a different time than usual" "For friends who want to experience the atmosphere of a home party" "For people who want to enjoy cooking with local ingredients that they have sourced themselves" From the windows of your room, you can feel the changing of the seasons and the cycle of nature. Enjoy the luxury of living in a mountain village while feeling the atmosphere of Kumagawa-juku.

■Breakfast - Morning porridge with Kumagawa Kudzu sauce We will slowly simmer the delicious Wakasa-grown Koshihikari rice "spring water rice" in the famous local water "Uriwari no Mizu" to make porridge. The time spent slowly cooking porridge in a clay pot is one of the things we recommend you to enjoy at Yaoyaku Kumagawa. Kumagawa Kudzu, a specialty of the Kumagawa region, is actually a rare ingredient that has been selected as one of the three great kudzu in Japan. We will serve it with kudzu sauce made from Kumagawa Kudzu, which has been used as a medicinal herb since ancient times, and locally grown Japanese pepper. <Nearby area and access> Kumagawa-juku is a post town in the mountains that connects Kyoto and Wakasa, and is located on the border between Fukui and Shiga prefectures. It is a 50-minute drive from Kinomoto IC on the Wakasa-Maizuru Expressway. It is also easily accessible from the Tokai and Kansai areas. This is an area where you can enjoy sightseeing in the three areas of Fukui, Shiga, and Kyoto. Time flows at a leisurely pace in this post town where many travelers have come to rest. A five-minute walk from the guest rooms is the Kumagawa Trail, a trail that allows for easy mountain walks, and other popular activities that make use of nature, such as SUP and kayaking at the Mikata Five Lakes, a 30-minute drive away, and stream climbing in the town. Enjoy a relaxing moment in the tranquil countryside. The guest rooms in this mountain village have a gentle, soft atmosphere and are equipped with a kitchen, dining/living room, washroom, bath, bedroom, and more, allowing you to stay as if you were living in a post town.

This plan includes two meals (dinner and breakfast) (in-room dining). The meals will be brought to your room, so please relax in your room and enjoy the atmosphere of a mountain village. ■Dinner on the first day: Kumagawa Hospitality Meal This is the most popular dinner menu. Local cuisine made by local mothers will be brought to your room freshly prepared. You can enjoy delicious dishes such as dried mackerel in soy sauce, sesame tofu with Kumagawa kudzu, and seasonal side dishes. Meal service time: 18:00-19:00 ■Breakfast on the second day: Morning porridge ~ Kumagawa kudzu thickened sauce ~ We will slowly simmer porridge using delicious Wakasa-grown Koshihikari "spring water rice" with the famous local water "Uriwari no Mizu". The time to slowly cook porridge in a clay pot and enjoy it is one of the things we recommend you enjoy at Yaoyokumagawa. Kumagawa kuzu, a specialty of the Kumagawa region, is actually a rare ingredient that has been selected as one of the three great kuzu in Japan. It is served with a kuzu paste made from Kumagawa kuzu, which has long been used as a medicinal herb, and locally grown Japanese pepper. <Nearby area and access> Kumagawa-juku is a post town in the mountains that connects Kyoto and Wakasa, located on the border between Fukui and Shiga prefectures. It is a 50-minute drive from Kinomoto IC on the Wakasa-Maizuru Expressway. It is also easily accessible from the Tokai and Kansai areas. This is an area where you can enjoy sightseeing in the three areas of Fukui, Shiga, and Kyoto. Time flows slowly in this post town where many travelers have come to rest. A 5-minute walk from the guest rooms is the Kumagawa Trail, a trail path where you can easily stroll along mountain paths, and other experiential activities that make use of nature, such as SUP and kayaking at the Mikata Five Lakes, which are 30 minutes away by car, and stream climbing that can be enjoyed within the town, are also popular. Please enjoy a relaxing time i