Vacation rentals in Nishi Matsuura Counry

Enjoy Arita, the town of pottery. Huis Ten Bosch is also about 25 minutes by car

A 10-minute drive from JR Arita Station, away from the streetscape of the ceramic town of Arita. This is a whole house with a private garden. Wide-edged tatami mats, living room, dining kitchen, bath and toilet. It can be used by up to 7 people. Ideal for families and group travel. There are convenience stores and restaurants within walking distance. Fully furnished with wifi, parking, and parking. It is fully equipped with amenities such as a fridge, microwave, pot, pot, coffee maker, washing machine, hair dryer, bath products, and more.We also have cooking utensils that can make simple dishes and tableware of Arita ware. It is also close to the Ryumon Gorge at the foot of Mt. Kurohashi, which is also selected as one of Japan's top 100 waters, and the carp raised there are exquisite.Koi cuisine with the babbling of the river and the scenes of the four seasons We hope you enjoy it. Huis Ten Bosch is also a 25-minute drive from Arita Station, which is about 30 minutes by direct train.

Room 2 - Room 2

It is a 5-minute walk from JR Arita Station, and there are convenience stores and izakayas within walking distance. There is also a good quality hot spring 5 min drive away. The building is old, but the interior such as free wifi and washlet toilets is modern. It is also close to Huis Ten Bosch, about 20 minutes by car and about 30 minutes in JR. It is a 5-minute walk from JR Arita Station, and there are convenience stores and izakayas within walking distance. There is also a good quality hot spring 5 min drive away. The building is old, but the interior such as free wifi and washlet toilets is modern. It is also close to Huis Ten Bosch, about 20 minutes by car and about 30 minutes in JR. There are 3 parking spaces. Check-in 15:00 Check-out 10: 00 Please message us with the following details when booking. Kanji notation of your name Address Mobile phone number When you get there Whether or not you use the parking lot (may be refused with the capa over)

Room 5

It is a 5-minute walk from JR Arita Station, and there are convenience stores and izakayas within walking distance. There is also a good quality hot spring 5 min drive away. The building is old, but the interior such as free wifi and washlet toilets is modern. It is also close to Huis Ten Bosch, about 20 minutes by car and about 30 minutes in JR. It is a 5-minute walk from JR Arita Station, and there are convenience stores and izakayas within walking distance. There is also a good quality hot spring 5 min drive away. The building is old, but the interior such as free wifi and washlet toilets is modern. It is also close to Huis Ten Bosch, about 20 minutes by car and about 30 minutes in JR. There are 3 parking spaces. Check-in 15:00 Check-out 10: 00 Please message us with the following details when booking. Kanji notation of your name Address Mobile phone number When you get there Whether or not you use the parking lot (may be refused with the capa over)

Room 6

It is a 5-minute walk from JR Arita Station, and there are convenience stores and izakayas within walking distance. There is also a good quality hot spring 5 min drive away. The building is old, but the interior such as free wifi and washlet toilets is modern. It is also close to Huis Ten Bosch, about 20 minutes by car and about 30 minutes in JR. It is a 5-minute walk from JR Arita Station, and there are convenience stores and izakayas within walking distance. There is also a good quality hot spring 5 min drive away. The building is old, but the interior such as free wifi and washlet toilets is modern. It is also close to Huis Ten Bosch, about 20 minutes by car and about 30 minutes in JR. There are 3 parking spaces. Check-in 15:00 Check-out 10: 00 Please message us with the following details when booking. Kanji notation of your name Address Mobile phone number When you get there Whether or not you use the parking lot (may be refused with the capa over)

Guest house Hyaku-po-Sen

One night stay 5,500 yen (tax included) During the Arita pottery market period, 1 adult per room, 1 night, no meals, 10,000 yen (tax 1,000 yen not included), 2 people 16,000 yen, tax 1,600 yen, 3 people 20,000 yen, tax 2,000 yen, 4-6 people 5,000 yen per person, tax 500 yen There was a woman who was as famous as the founder of Arita ware, Yoshitaro Arita, and who was active during the same period. After coming from Korea, she taught hundreds of potters in Kyushu and was also involved in the founding of Arita ware. This woman, who was called the mother of Arita ware, was buried in history and was rarely spoken of. Her descendants affectionately called her "Hyakubasen" with a sense of awe, as she had a gentle demeanor and lived a long life (96 years old). This is a guest house that honors her.

Room 1

It is a 5-minute walk from JR Arita Station, and there are convenience stores and izakayas within walking distance. There is also a good quality hot spring 5 min drive away. The building is old, but the interior such as free wifi and washlet toilets is modern. It is also close to Huis Ten Bosch, about 20 minutes by car and about 30 minutes in JR. There are 3 parking spaces. Check-in 15:00 Check-out 10: 00 Please message us with the following details when booking. Kanji notation of your name Address Mobile phone number When you get there Whether or not you use the parking lot (may be refused with the capa over)

Room 10

It is the oldest and closest to the station in Arita, and has been in operation for about 30 years. This building is a renovated 60-year-old sake shop and features a large common area. There are few restaurants in Arida, but this inn is conveniently located within walking distance of a cafe, izakaya, convenience store, and supermarket. It can be used in a variety of situations, including sightseeing, work, and funerals. There is a porcelain museum, the largest in western Japan, called the Saga Prefectural Kyushu Ceramic Culture Museum, a 5-minute walk away.

Double Room B Guesthouse Keramiek Arita

Guesthouse Keramiek Arita is an official guesthouse, licensed under the Japanese Hotel and Ryokan Business Law. It's located right in the middle of the old town of Arita, the Uchiyama district with many tourist sights a small walk away. Must-see sights include the porcelain torii-gate of the tozan shrine, the back alleys with the traditional tonbaibei walls, the showrooms of the famous porcelain companies like Kouransha and Fukagawa Seiji, Imaemon museum, the Izumiyama quarry and so on.

Ammonite Hotel (red room)

Ammonite Hotel is an oasis of travel and we are looking forward to serve you at our quiet and clean, beautiful rooms. We hope to make your Kyushu sightseeing better. We are an integrated resort “Genius Loci”. It is made up of a museum “abyss”, a porcelain and color shop “EMERALD”, and a restaurant “hoshi” on 1F, it’s perfect for dinner with a beautiful landscape. We hope you enjoy your dinner within a superior space and beautiful colors of food. ※Reservations required by the other day.

A historical villa and garden full of nature

This Japanese villa and garden, covering about 6,600 square meters, is located in Arita, a town famous worldwide for its pottery. The 130-year-old Villa Kaede, originally built as a guest house by a founder of Arita Bank, has been beautifully renovated. Visitors can enjoy a garden that showcases the changing seasons. The villa also serves as a convenient base for day trips to places like Nagasaki City, Unzen, Ureshino, Sasebo, Hirado, and Huis Ten Bosch.

Edo Era Kominka Spacious Room Overlooking Garden

Hojo Edo Machiya, located in the Uchiyama district of Arita, is a historic townhouse built in 1840 during the late Edo period. This [Yume-no-heya] room, on the upper floor of a renovated kura (storehouse), offers a garden view from the corridor surrounding the tatami room. By closing the fusuma (sliding panels), you can create a private space or workroom. It includes a private toilet and accommodates up to four guests.

Late Edo Period Kominka Garden View

Hojo Edo Machiya, a historic townhouse built in 1840 in Arita's Uchiyama district, offers a unique experience. This ground-floor room, [Dokuto-no-ma], features skull artworks by owner-host Shin and local artist Otomo, creating a playful yet eerie atmosphere. Enjoy relaxing on the engawa (veranda) with views of the inner garden and the calming sounds of the Shirakawa River. The room accommodates up to two guests.