Experience a Stay in a Traditional Japanese House in Nara

A Historically Significant Building Overflowing with Taisho Romance

Nestled in the hidden gem of Utano, Nara Prefecture, “Nanon” is a guest house renovated from a traditional Japanese house built during the Edo period. The main building is supported by massive pillars with a history of over 300 years, exuding a simple yet elegant atmosphere with features such as a keyaki wood door and spacious drawing room, conveying the grace of a former merchant house. There are two storehouses on the premises, quietly evoking the vibrancy of the past.

Embrace the Unusual Surrounded by the Scenery of the Rural Mountains

As you look around, you will be captivated by the picturesque scenery dotted with former gatehouses and townhouses. In the evening, you can gaze at the starry sky, and in the morning, there is a possibility of collecting eggs used for that day’s breakfast. Fireflies dance along the stream, allowing you to experience the activities of nature up close. Far from the city, you can experience an incredible, otherworldly time.

A Soothing Space Illuminated by a Wood Stove

The guest rooms are designed with a quaint charm, surrounded by earth walls, and the warm flames of the wood stove create a comfortable atmosphere. For breakfast, you will be served rice cooked in a clay pot using rice from the paddy fields and a delicate rice porridge made with a homemade fragrant broth. The nostalgic flavor unique to a traditional Japanese house will release you from the hustle and bustle, soothing your soul.

Create Lasting Memories

Experience the unparalleled tranquility offered by a historically significant building. Embrace a relaxing time surrounded by the rich nature of the rural mountains. Combine it with unforgettable hospitality and profoundly flavorful cuisine. At “Nanon,” unforgettable encounters and memories of travel await. In the hidden gem of the ancient capital, why not create invaluable travel memories?