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津軽三味線と民謡 ゲストハウス繭子の宿

Hachinohe

Located just 14 km from Konakano Station, 津軽三味線と民謡 ゲストハウス繭子の宿 features accommodation in Hachinohe with access to a garden, a shared lounge, as well as a 24-hour front desk.

D
D'arcy
From
Australia
Miyako was very friendly and interesting, friendly old dog too. dinner and breakfast additional 1000 yen each very delicious and filling.
Scored out of 10, guest rating 9.4
Superb - What previous guests thought, 159 reviews
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八戸駅西口民泊ゲストルームNvillage

Hachinohe

八戸駅西口民泊ゲストルームNvillage is set in Hachinohe, 8 km from Hon-Hachinohe Station, 12 km from Hachinohe Park, as well as 16 km from Fishery Science Museum Marient.

K
KiwiJu
From
France
Very clean all is brand new. Cheap also.
Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.6
Fabulous - What previous guests thought, 8 reviews
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  • 津軽三味線と民謡 ゲストハウス繭子の宿

    Homestay in Hachinohe
    Scored out of 10, guest rating 9.4
    Superb - What previous guests thought, 159 reviews
    Lovely host with some English communication skills - expect a Japanese-English mix, though this ought not dissuade. Smooth check-in with a tour of the facilities. Most essential amenities provided. Facilities were clean. Local products can be bought at the Guesthouse including apple juice, original Japanese honey (made by the next-door family), and miniature instruments. One of us tried a shamisen lesson with the host for ¥3000, which was fun and interesting.
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