Beautiful Japanese house. Right in the middle of the forest. Nice elderly people take care of it, and it felt that they really took care of us too. Making sure that we eat enough and that we have all we need. The hotel is very simple but beautiful. And has everything you need. The waterfall right on the property is amazing. Dinner and breakfast cooked by the people in the hotel was amazing.out whole family parents and 2 teenagers had a great time, and we’re sad to leave. This was the best place we stayed in in Japan. We would love to return. Highly recommended!!

We loved everything!

The family was accommodating and kind. We feel so grateful they shared their historical beautiful family home with us.

Nós gostamos de tudo! A receptividade e a disponibilidade dos anfitriões, dos quartos, da sala e dos onsens, da vista da cachoeira e do jardim, do jantar e do café da manhã maravilhosos, tudo foi perfeito! Foi o ponto alto de nossa estadia no Japão. O melhor jantar, simplesmente maravilhoso. O melhor café da manhã, com vista para a cachoeira. O onsen privativo (masculino e feminino), também imerso na natureza e com vista sensacional para a cachoiera. Os quartos amplos e confortáveis. A sala de estar, também com vista para a cachoeira. Tudo perfeito!

Foi tudo perfeito!

Our two days at Takimi Inn were the highlight of our 10-day trip to Japan. Staying here is more than just a hotel visit, it is a truly memorable experience. The ryokan was beautiful, comfortable, and spacious for our family of four. The private onsens were incredible, with peaceful views of the waterfall, and yukatas were provided for everyone. After seven days of traveling through busy cities, the relaxing atmosphere was exactly what we needed. But the real story is Mr. Kioki and his wife, who are exceptional hosts. First, their kindness and hospitality were remarkable. Mr. Kioki drove us wherever we needed to go and was always friendly and personable. Every time we returned, his wife welcomed us with iced tea and snacks. They genuinely made us feel at home. Second, the dinners were outstanding. Easily the two best meals we had in Japan. Everything was home-cooked and delicious. We had shabu-shabu on the first night and wagyu yakiniku on the second, accompanied by sashimi, tempura, and more side dishes than we could count. The meals were better than anything we experienced at high-end restaurants in Tokyo. Takimi Inn is a hidden gem and a unique experience that we will always remember.

Nothing—the entire experience exceeded our expectations. That said, guests should know that you sleep on mattresses on the floor, the inn is surrounded by woods, so you may encounter a few bugs, and there is no convenience store around the corner. But for us, those were all part of the experience and exactly why we chose to stay there.