Hot topic now! 3 popular guesthouses in Yamagata

Have you ever heard the name "guest house"? ?

Nowadays, ``guest houses'' are popular among travel enthusiasts,
and ``minshuku'' (minshuku), which have many cozy accommodations, are slowly gaining popularity.
When it comes to accommodations when traveling, hotels and inns are the standard choice.

However, in recent years, accommodation options have become increasingly diverse, including guesthouses and guesthouses.

There are many opportunities to be featured in the news and TV programs, and some of you may have seen it.
Guesthouses and minshuku have the advantage of being a cheap place to stay, and the opportunity to meet and interact with the owners and other people staying there as well. The number of people who like these and stay at guesthouses is increasing.

This time, we will introduce guesthouses and minshuku in Yamagata Prefecture, which has many tourist spots and events!
You are sure to meet more people on your travels!

■Guest House Mintaro Hut

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Mintaro Hut is run by a couple who love New Zealand.

This is a warm guest house filled with the desire for people to experience the local atmosphere in Japan.

The spacious living room and clean bedroom are popular among girls!
The kitchen and living room can be used freely, and there is a lot of interaction between travelers.
The homey atmosphere is actually popular with businessmen as well.

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The secret to its popularity is its relaxing space and well-organized environment, so much so that you forget it's a guesthouse at first glance!
It is easily accessible, a 15-minute walk from the nearest JR Yamagata Station, and is reasonably priced at 3,500 yen per person.
This is a popular inn, so we recommend making reservations early!

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■Komeyakata Guest House

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Komeyakata Guest House has a unique name.It
is a guest house run by a farmer and the owner who runs a rice shop.

A house that retains its old-fashioned appearance.
Apparently, there are many foreign guests who seek out this atmosphere.

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The dormitory is partitioned off with shoji screens for an unbelievably low price of 2,500 yen!

Komeyakata Guest House also holds many events, so be sure to check them out!
This inn is recommended for those who want to spend a relaxing time while learning about the charms of Yamagata from the owner who loves his hometown.

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■Hot spring guesthouse Masagoya

Masakoya is a guest house, but it is a popular inn for travel lovers, with many people staying for long periods of time.
One of the attractions is that even though it is a guesthouse, you can bathe in the hot springs fed directly from the source.

There's also a beautiful and clean footbath, which explains why you'll want to stay for a long time.
Of course, the footbath is also 100% sourced from the source!

Meals served at the inn include seafood dishes made with fresh seafood.
The fresh seafood caught in the Sea of ​​Japan has a reputation for being delicious among hotel guests and banquet guests.
In addition, the location is good, just a 3-minute walk from the sea, and the homely atmosphere is one of the attractions that attracts travel enthusiasts.

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How was it?
? At a guest house, you can meet and interact with many people, and you can feel the warmth of the people!
Also, I want to cut down on accommodation costs...!
I have time but no money...! I highly recommend it to anyone! Why not try staying at a guest house or guest house that is closely connected to the local area?