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Private room in Toyooka

＜ Private room ＞ In front of the Kinosaki Ropeway in a hot spring in 30 seconds on foot!A guesthouse with a terrace operated by a bookstore and cafe bar!

Why would a bookstore build a guesthouse? Kinosaki Onsen has a history of 1300 years I was doing a bookstore here, and it was like, "Are you really taking your time?"" Have you traveled on a tied schedule while minding your time?I always thought that the culture people who came to Jozaki in the past wrote while spending time at the inn, took a bath, changed their mood, and then wrote again. People with the disease visited the temple and said hello to the god of the springs, and then they took a dip in the springs and healed their wounds and diseases. Yes, this place is "a place where you can spend your time", so our bookstore added the functionality of the inn. I would like you to touch a book in this place, and if you want to take a breath, I would like you to take a bath in the adjacent bathing area after giving thoughts to the old bathing guests at the onsen temple. If you want to talk to people for a minute, I want you to mingle with the locals at the cafe bar, have a light drink, and finally have a good night's sleep in the 2nd floor lodge. I don't want you to travel around town, but I want you to know that you can't afford the luxury of hospitality. Through books, hot springs, and encounters with travelers, I want people to have a different time than usual. The bookstore is a place where people gather, and I aim to be a bookstore where people can stay.

$39 per night

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Private room in Toyooka

< 2 rooms are free to use, so small children are allowed > Private room guest house within 30 seconds walk to Kinosaki Onsen!

Why would a bookstore build a guesthouse? Kinosaki Onsen has a history of 1300 years I think I'm doing a bookstore here, and it's like, "Are you sure you're doing this slowly?"" Have you ever traveled on a tied schedule while minding your time?I always thought that the culture people who came to Jozaki in the past wrote while spending time at the inn, took a bath, changed their mood, and then wrote again. They say people with the disease went to the temple and said hello to the god of the springs, and then they took a dip in the springs and healed their wounds and diseases. Yes, this place is "a place where you can spend your time", so our bookstore added the functionality of the inn. I would like you to touch a book in this place, and if you want to take a breath, I would like you to take a dip in the adjacent bathing area after giving thoughts to the old bathing guests at the onsen temple. If you want to talk to people for a minute, I want you to mingle with the locals at the cafe bar, have a light drink, and finally have a good night's sleep in the 2nd floor lodge. I want you to travel to this town, not travel. Through books, hot springs, and encounters with travelers, I want people to have a different time. I aim to be a bookstore where people gather, bookstore, and Ichi can stay in such a bookstore.

$45 per night

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Private room in Toyooka

< Private room > Save for 4 people!A 30-second walk to a hot spring in a hot spring town, bookstore & bar run by Bookstore & bar (no veranda)

Why did the bookstore leave the guest house? Kinosaki Onsen is 1300 years old. I think I own a bookstore here, and it's like, "Are you really slow?Are you traveling on a time-sensitive schedule? I always think that the culturalist who came to Kinozaki in the past spent his time at the inn writing, taking a bath, changing his mood, and then writing again. People with illnesses visited the hot spring temple, greeted the god of the hot spring, and then soaked in the hot spring to heal their wounds and illnesses. Yes, this place is a "place to spend time slowly", so our bookstore has added the function of accommodation. If you want to take a break from a book in this place, I want you to treat the old bathers at Onsenji Temple and soak up the water next door. If you want to talk to someone, mix them up with locals at the cafe bar, have a light drink, and finally have a good night's sleep at the hotel upstairs. I don't want you to travel to this town, but I can't afford the luxurious hospitality. I want people to have a different time from their everyday life through books, hot springs and meeting travelers Bookstores, places where people gather.

$25 per night