[For only non-smokers]@casabudonoki
Over 10 rooms, our 100+ years old Japanese style house is an excellent stopover point on the route between Kanazawa and Takayama.
This house, 200 sq. meter space is open for only one group per day. Stay-overs for up to 11 guests, but we also welcome smaller numbers.

Four interchanges are available within 3 to 10 min.

Car parking, Wi-Fi6, Netflix and Amazon Prime Video for free and No tax. Pure Japanese style house but 70% of users are foreign tourists.

Būstas
Japanese-style house with Japanese garden. It is so spacious (4BD/3CL/2ENT/LDK+PL/2WC/2R1W/2Hall/DR/VB etc.) with 8000 sq. meter site, you can make yourself at ease and your children can play tag and run inside the house with all Shoji & Fusuma doors open. We hope you enjoy this old-fashioned house.

This village is in the Oyabe City next to Kanazawa City, is in the center of the Tonami Plains which is famous for dispersed settlement. Also it is famouse for Mr. Tosaku Nishida, a founder of GOLDWIN Inc.(manufacturer of ellesse, THE NORTH FACE, speedo etc.), he was born in this village.

This house is completely open for you during your stay. When not in use for overnight, it usually serves as the owner's agricultural office, also is operated as a hands-on facility for the customers of a major housing manufacturer, Panasonic Corporation. The host, a certified architect, has been renovating this house for years, renewing old facilities with the latest furnishings to realize Japanese old life-style stay with latest facilities.

We value privacy, host is in the another section under the same roof while your stay, but two sections are separated, of course, entrance is different.

1.1-Only one group for each day:
Our house is designed for only one group of guests for each day, that is, no sharing with other groups during the stay.

1.2-Our hospitality:
We offer you good sleep, a reasonable price with sleep over, family oriented and the traditional Japanese lifestyle in the era of Taisho and Showa (=19 10's to 80's).

1.2.1 - Pets:
Only dogs may be accommodated with prior consultation.
+Indoor dogs that are able to follow travel etiquette and bring in their usual supplies to set up indoors.
(Please search Rakuten Travel's "Travel Manners for Traveling with Pets" and observe what it says.)

1.3-Flexible Futon-bedding:
Japanese Futon-bedding is best suited on Tatami-mats. It is portable, foldable and flexible enough to sleep together in one room, in separated rooms for each person, men/women, family units, kids/adults, boss/employees or the snores/non-snores as you prefer.
Hotel quality sheets and lightweight down feather Futon(s) are provided for each guest.

1.4.1-Outside View:
Guests can enjoy a variety of seasonal views of nature from our rooms in various orientations, including views of the Japanese garden, tranquil countryside, and the Northern Alps, while pheasants and hibis chirp in the quiet environment. On clear nights the Milky Way and stars of various constellations are within your reach easily.

1.4.2-Trees and greens in the Japanese-style garden:
Seasonal trees are planted throughout the property, mainly in the Japanese-style garden, and can be viewed from the windows along with the scenery. At night, the garden is faintly lit by lanterns.

1.4.3-WiFi and Wired Network ready:
We provide a guest-only Wi-Fi connection(Wi-Fi6 with mesh-network). The speed is practical enough for e-mail, web browsing, and videoconferencing.

We also provide a wired LAN connection directly connected to a router. We also provide a access point so that you can work not only inside the building but also in your favorite outdoor location while enjoying the natural scenery.

We can lend you LAN cables and a access point that the host has as a courtesy. However, if you need a high level of security or use a special client PC, please contact us in advance, specifying how you will use it.

1.5-Location and Expressways:
Near Cloverleaf of expressways for four direction(north, south, east and west), a lot of places are within your range by car.
-North: Takaoka 20min/Chirihama Seaedge Driveway 40min/Wakura-Onsen 60min/Wajima 100min
-South: Gokayama 40min/Shirakawago 40min/Takayama 70min
-East: Toyama 30min/Tateyama-Kurobe Alpine Route 60min/Coast of Jade 90min
-West: Kanazawa 25min/Kaga-Onsen 60min/Fukui 90min
-250km from Centrair, Nagoya Int'l Airport
-350km from Kansai Int'l Airport
-400km from Tokyo

1.6-Parking:
Free parking space for one small car in front of our house and other 12 cars next to our house.
A sprinkling tool in the main yard is available for car washing, and there is also a 15-square-meter covered space for storing and maintaining bicycles and motorcycles. If you want to borrow tools, please ask your host.

1.7-Luggage storage
We provide our inner veranda for luggage storage, just in front of the small parking space.

1.8-Private Entrance:
Guests can enter and exit at any time via the guest entrance with an automatic lock and card key.

1.9-Bed rooms:
This house has approx. 15 rooms, ten of those with Tatami mats, four rooms have good specifications for sleeping.

1.9.1-Bed room #1(capacity of 4):
This bedroom is suitable for children or for parent(s) with children to sleep together.
Japanese modern style bed room with 20 pcs. of checkered pattern of square tatami-mats. Quiet room and clean air feeling. Open from the south and west, it is a well-lit room with a wide view of crop fields.
The idea of this room comes from 'a traditional Japanese scene of sunset with rice fields'.
Orange glass mosaic wall tiles will catch your eyes first, and combination of plain wood walls with a Fusuma door, wooden crossbeam and inclined ceiling with loft floor are weightlessly connected with indirect lighting.
Air-conditioner, Coat hook equipped.

1.9.2-Bed room #2(capacity of 3):
Suitable for 2 to 3 people to sleep.
Japanese-style bed room with eight pcs. of tatami-mats.
Open from the south and east, it is a well-lit but calm and composed room with a Shoji paper screen.
The idea of this room comes from 'plants swaying in the wind'. Opening the Shoji-door, you can feel something of the Japanese landscape with crop fields beyond the Japanese garden.
This room has a Japanese-style alcove, TOKONO-MA(床の間) with hanging scroll picture, KAKEZIKU(掛軸) and NOREN(暖簾) curtain. These items make you feel calm and relaxed, we like to think.
Air-conditioner, Coat hook equipped.

1.9.3-Room #3(capacity of 2):
Suitable for 1 to 2 people to sleep.
Japanese-style bed room with six pcs. of tatami-mats.
Red iron wall, Fusuma door with black-and-white drawings. The idea of this room comes from 'taking a break'. It comes with a style of Japanese SHOIN-ZUKURI(書院造), a perfect traditional fixture including TOKONO-MA and KAKEZIKU. The next den room also has six pcs. of tatami-mats for your work and rest.
With shoji-screen opened a little bit, you can see wide view of fields with mountain range of Mt. EOZEN and Mt. TATEYAMA.
Air-conditioner, Coat hook equipped.

1.9.4-Room #4(capacity of 4):
Suitable for up to 4 people, sleeping with your child(chldren) between parents for example.
Japanese-style bed room with nine pcs. of tatami-mats.
Surrounded with mosaic of Shoji and a series of wood panel door(ITA-DO板戸) and wooden carved stencil(RAMMA欄間), these items will promise you the Japanese style of impressive good sleep experience.
The idea of this room comes from 'morning sunlight in calm air'. This room faces east and the sun shines through Shoji screen in the early morning as if it urges you to open. When you open the screen, you can feel something Japanese through the wide view of the Japanese garden at your front. This room has been maintained as it was build.
Air-conditioner equipped.

Svečio prieiga
Guests can enter through the guest entrance and can stay more than ten rooms for exclusive use, excluding the facility management room and linen stock.

2.1-Places for work or homework:
The hause has over 10 rooms, you can concentrate on your work in one room while other members are chatting freely in the living room.

2.1.1-Kotatsu Living for working:
The "kotatsu room" is located in the center of the house and is designed to provide a relaxing atmosphere in the Showa period for family gatherings and conversation. This room is surrounded by items such as an old pendulum clock, an old gold folding screen, a charm of home protection, and some snacks. We have also prepared a screen to prevent Covid infection.

An air conditioner, a TV set, and electrical outlets are equipped. A printer and scanner is available for printing one or two pages. Please bring your own HDMI cable if you use TV as PC screen.

2.1.2-Den for working:
The den is located next to the Kotatsu room. It is a square space surrounded by shoji screens and fusuma, and a glass table with two zabuton cushions is located in the center of the room.

The room is perfectly made by the manner of the Japamese Wabi-Sabi feelings, for it is lit slightly through the shoji screens. With hearing to the conversation in the Kotatsu room through the fusuma doors, you will find it the perfect place to concentrate on homework or work on the computer. When you look up from your work, the hanging scrolls in the small Tokonoma (Japanese alcove) will give you a break.

An air conditioner and power outlets are equipped. A closet is next to this room.

2.1.3-Anteroom for working:
This is a long, narrow room of 3.5 pcs. of tatami mats located between bedroom #3 and #4.
The south side of the room is widely open, you can see a moss garden in the foreground, rice paddies in the background, and a view from Iiozan(医王山) to the Tateyama(立山) mountain range in the distance, and the blue sky above.

Clouds slowly change as you work with your laptop on the glass table, which is designed by a famous sculptor. This working space is good to concentrate.
The brightness of the room is controlled by shoji screens.

An electrical outlet is equipped.

2.1.4-Dining room for working:
The dining area in the kitchen is originally a place to eat, but at other times, this natural wood table is good to spread out your PCs and materials for work.

A television can be used as a monitor for presentations and teleconferences on a large screen. This room is open to the east, north, and west sides, it provide steady light throughout the day, which makes you easy to work.

You can watch NETFLIX or Prime Video, play games, or just relax with a coffee maker (free) and cup noodles (100 yen) within easy reach.

An air conditioner, electrical outlets, and a TV are equipped. Pls bring your own HDMI cable if you use TV as PC monitor.

2.1.5-Other office space for working:
Depending on the weather, you can, for example, open the window of bedroom #4 and use it as a porch to work with a view of the garden, or you can use a stump outside to provide a place to sit and work.

A LAN cable and a access point are provided by the host as a courtesy. You can take your laptop to wherever you like and connect it to the Internet for your good work.

2.2.1-Hall #1
Continuing from the inner veranda, this 10 pcs. of Tatami mats' square room has a 3.5-meter high ceiling and is surrounded by thick pillars for earthquake resistance.

It is a multi-purpose space, where board games such as Monopoly can be spread out and played, or luggage can be unpacked and laid out. There are two vacuum cleaners, a half-bed for changing diapers, and a travel bag to open and organize your belongings.

Look up and you will see the old Super Eight pendulum clock that has been ticking away the time at this location for 60+ years, and next to it is a TV where you can watch NETFLIX and Amazon Prime Video.

2.2.2-Hall #2
Surrounded by lattice doors and checkered tatami mats, this eight pcs. of Tatami room conceals squares of various sizes, creating a sense of order and rhythm despite the variety of objects in the room.

A large indigo-dyed NOREN and a chandelier on the folded ceiling also characterize this room.

There is a large opening on the west side with all-glass sashes, and the shadows of the western sun falling through the lace curtains are very impressive.

There are two shelves here. On one side are two makeup mirrors, an earring holder, cleaning supplies, a first-aid kit, books, an iron, and an ironing board. The other shelf is neatly lined with bath towels, hand towels, Yukatas, waterproof sheets, and a basket for returning sheets.

There is a stepladder to make it easier for children to use the wash stand.

Maps and guidebooks are placed throughout the room, making it convenient for everyone to sit on the half-bed and think about where to go together.

2.3-TV sets:
Three TVs and one projector with Netflix and Amazon Prime Video are ready. TV games Nintendo(Family Computer) and GENESIS(Sega Mega Drive) are available with one TV.

2.4-Audio:
For audio, five high-resolution speakers system are set in the premises, which can be controlled from a tablet in the kitchen. You can enjoy the host's jazz collection of 168 hours (for a week), over 35 jazz channels, and the world's largest streaming broadcast of music, sports, and news with over 70,000 stations throughout the building.

2.5-Bath:
As the catchphrase, 'A thirty-second-walk to the paradise' goes, this Jacuzzi makes two types of bubbles to help you unwind and warm your body from the core. For the relaxation after a long day of sightseeing in Hokuriku Japan, you can enjoy movies on the projector and music through the bluetooth audio speaker system while taking a bath and shower at any time.

2.6-Wash:
Two velvet washbasins float in a glass-tiled washroom, inspired by 'drops spilling from a green leaf'. Complex expression of light is very impressive, we like to think. Two people can use them at a time with touch-less faucet. This room also serves as a dressing room. Basic amenities are provided for free.

2.7-Rest rooms:
2 rest rooms with handrails and with rear wash & automatic flushing, inspired by the image of a 'hideaway in the snow'.

2.8-Kitchen:
With windows in three directions, this bright kitchen is coordinated with earthy colors reminiscent of 'sunlight through the forest trees'. This room also serves as a laundry. There's a cypress dining table, cutlery for 12 people, TV, game console, coffee maker, microwave, two fridges. Two automatic dishwasher enables you guest to check-out or to go for sightseeing just after having a breakfast.

2.8.1-Kitchen usage:
+++Please read on and compare with the photos of the kitchen and dining room.+++

--Free yourself from daily household duties.--
The kitchen is a good place to prepare a plate of food, boil water, heat retort pouch food and milk for your baby, and heat cooked food.
We have cutlery so that you can serve hot food, cut vegetables, etc. on plates.
There is a small pot and ladle for boiling milk, a microwave oven, and a convection oven (non-fryer/toaster).
Toast can be made for four people at a time.
Coffee, tea, bread, and honey are provided free of charge.
Cup noodle for emergency rations is 100 yen.

2.8.2-The reason:
a) Most of our guests will return our home after having a meal while sightseeing, so we do not expect guests to do any full-scale cooking in the kitchen.
b) Examples of breakfast are, toast, salad with cut vegetables, yogurt, cereal, coffee, and juice. Please see the photos in the listing for an actual breakfast prepared in this kitchen.
c) For dinner, you can heat up already-cooked-or-processed foods you bought at the store or take-outs(e.g. hors d'oeuvres) utilizing a convection oven or microwave oven.
d) There are no knives, cutting boards, seasonings, or frying pans in the kitchen.
e) The house rules strictly prohibit cooking utensils, cooking oil, uncooked food, and cooking appliances from being brought into the room.
f) The hosts encourage you to make memories by eating delicious meals outside since you are on vacation. In short, you cannot prepare, stew, nor cook with oil indoors, but if you are good at cooking meals for the whole family, the prepared food section of the supermarket or take-out from a family restaurant will be for your group. And with a little ingenuity with what is available in the kitchen, you can also make delicious meals that the whole family can enjoy, and quickly, too.

2.8.3-For ONIGIRI lovers and small group
A rice cooker (2 cups), small kitchen scissors, Healthio Hot Cook (an electric waterless cooker for 2-3 people and a menu book), plastic wrap, and aluminum foil can be lent upon request as a host's courtesy. Please let us know when you check in.

2.8.4-Other features:
The weather permits, a BBQ grill (for some extra fee) can be placed outside near the kitchen for use (see 2.11 below).

2.9-Washer and dryer:
It is located in a corner of the kitchen with plant-derived and additive-free detergents and fabric softeners.

2.10-Kaiseki Cuisine:
Kaiseki cuisine, shown in the photos, is prepared using a variety of local seasonal ingredients.

If you wish, you can make a reservation and pay the restaurant directly at least one week in advance, and have it brought to you on the day of the event (approx. 3,000 to 8,000 yen). It is the guests' work for serving and cleaning up.

2.11- BBQ:
There are two types of BBQs: a full-scale wood-fired BBQ and a simple electric BBQ grill. The host's BBQ equipment can be rented, so all you need to do is buy the ingredients and you can enjoy the outdoors. The covered space in the garden can be enjoyed even on a rainy day. Please inquire for details. The daily fee is 1000 yen for a small BBQ grill and 3000yen for big one. Two BBQ grills can be rented at the same time.
(note)
-Daytime only.
-Due to drainage problems, boiling food is not allowed.
-Please wash your utensils before returning them.
-Please do not leave any food outside as it attracts wild animals.
-Please consult with us on a case-by-case basis, as the range of what you can do depends on the weather and conditions of the day.

2.12-For baby & children
Rental stroller, Indoor tricycle, Picture books, Anpanman block, Nintendo mini, Genesis mini, Board games, Cards, Japanese flower cards and waterproof sheets are ready.

2.13- For cyclists and motorbike tourers
This facility is located on the route of the Toyama-Shogawa-Oyabe Bicycle Route (Toyama City - Oyabe City, about 59 km) and has been selected as a "cyclist-friendly inn" by the prefecture.

It has a lockable bicycle storage space, a maintenance space that can be sheltered from the wind and rain, a space and facilities for washing water, and the ability to borrow tools such as American, British, and French inflators, hexagonal wrenches, and tire levers.
Please ask us when you check in.

Kiti svarbūs dalykai
3.0-Before booking:
-NO SMOKING POLICY in the building, on the premises, off the premises, and IN THE ENTIRE VILLAGE.
-SPECIAL POLICY FOR KITCHEN USAGE: Please read our listings, and if you have any special needs, consult with us in advance
-SLEEP on TATAMI-MATS, A UNIQUE JAPANESE STYLE: Take the futon to the room you want to sleep, lay it out for yourselves, and put it away yourself. The laying out procedure is simple and easy, host explaines at check-in.

3.1-Smoke-free policy in detail:
According to 'Health Promotion Law' in Japan, NO SMOKING in this house, in this site. Also people in this village cooperate with each other for smoke-free to prevent crop field's fires.
We have two options for smokers.
(1)Go to smoking area at convenience stores, the nearest is three minutes drive away.
(2)Quit stay, we welcome this decision of smokers. One guest did this so far.

3.2-Interaction with guests:
We value privacy of the guests. This premises is categorized in the Japanese law as housing accommodation with landlord. The host is in the maintenance room, a partitioned compartment from the guest while your stay like hotel or Ryokan, welcoming and seeing you off at your arrival and departure as well as responding to an emergency. Self-check-in is also available when the host must go on an errand.
Please call with internal line at any inconvenience or for any question. We try to do our best to have a good dialogue with our guests and help out with any questions, such as where to visit in Kanazawa or other sightseeing places, where to eat/buy something near our house, what Japanese old-style houses are like, usage of the Japanese-style tools/devices in our house and so on. If we need to, we will search online to find an answer for you.
Early in the morning the host will enter the kitchen and living room, to the minimum extent to heat/cool the house.

3.3-Check-in procedure:
1)Put your luggage at the inner veranda
-How about taking a rest with tea?
2)Sign the registration list.
3)Host guides around the bedrooms, bathrooms, toilet, wash areas, kitchen etc.
4)Watch how to make a futon-bed in a short movie.

Check-in procedure takes about 20 min.

3.4-Check-out procedure:
1)Sheets and bath towels are to be gathered at one place.
2)Clear up Futon bed and hang it on the hanger.
3)Host would be happy if guests sweep rooms you used, thank you.
4)Collect your garbage at one place.
5)Call host then host scan this house to find your belongings left in it. Almost all of guests left their belongings.
6)Return key-card to the host and close the door.

Check-out procedure needs all members' cooperation.

3.5-More than 2 days:
1)Return sheets and bath towels every 3 days and the host will provide a new one.
2)Collect your garbage every day.
3)Amenities are re-supplied every day.

+++Difference from a Hotel+++
1. Cost effective and much more spacious, we like to think.
2. Only sleep over without meals.
3. You have an easy task of making up the Futon bed and clearing it up for yourself.
4. No smoking inside, outside, or anywhere in this village to avoid crop field fires.

+++Suitable for who+++
1. Have your car(s) or a rent-a-car.
2. Looking for a stay on the routes b/w Kanazawa, Shirakawa-go and Takayama.
3. Family travel with kids or grandparents, or with other family members.
4. Those interested in experiencing traditional Japanese houses or lifestyle.
5. Will check-in daytime and relax at home seeing Japanese garden and landscape.

+++Not recommend for who+++ Pls spend more money and book good hotels!!
1. Have little leeway in your plan, there're some unique comfort to know in this house.
2. Check-in after dark, landscape is good reason to stay here.
2. Think that a journey = a drinking bout.
3. A family who leaves all the housework to a household, for he/she will be fatigued to restore this huge house. (=Please co-operate with each other in check-out procedure.)

**** Frequently Asked Questions ****
1)What is "BUDONO-KI" named after?
It means "grape trees" in Japanese. Vineyards next to our house and parking welcome guests.

2) No Pick-up service:
You need a car to go anywhere from here. Only two groups come by public transportation so far.

3) Cell phone signal:
Good reception.

4)Language:
English or Japanese. Either language is to be selected for a stay.

5) Alcohol not recommended:
It's a seed of trouble and drunk driving is strictly banned in Japan. Therefore, please refrain from drinking, please keep alcohol to minimum for a good sleep.

6)Note for Tatami mats:
Don't put your luggage directly on vulnerable tatami mats. We provide cork mats to put it on.

7)Passport procedure:
Under the Japanese lodging law and police guidance, please produce all members' passports and make a copy of those of foreign nationals who have no address in Japan.

**** Trivia about Deep Japanese Culture of Living ****

If you feel somewhat inconvenienced in our house, it is mainly because of lack of knowledge about Japanese culture or inexperience with the Japanese way of life. Please read these explanations in order to obtain a greater understanding of Japanese lifestyle.

1) Enjoy nature with open heart:
Old Japanese houses are usually and intentionally created many small gaps in the outer walls to cope with Japanese high-temperatures and humidity. This means air flow from outside make this house pure and fresh, cool in summer but some non-heated areas are cold in winter. We hope you enjoy the whole of nature including these things.

2)Differences between the Futon bed and the typical overseas spring-bed:
Some guests from other countries may feel the Futon or the pillow too small or hard. Please take time to get used to it and you will begin to enjoy its unique comfort. We chose to offer the traditional Japanese lifestyle due to our hospitality.
Its hardness, size, and thickness are cultivated in over 2000+ years of long Japanese history. It is best suitable on the Tatami mats and for the size of the rooms, as you have probably seen it in the Japanese historical films or cartoons. Also its hardness is said to be healthy and good for your back.
When you return home, you may feel your spring-bed is 'too big', 'too soft' or may think it occupies too much space.
Also a Futon bed has only one pillow used to hold your head while sleeping.

3)Cooperation for housework:
Some people from other countries think it just seems natural that the woman takes care of the house and the man does nothing in the house. But NOT at all in Japan. All the family members from the kids to even grandpa & grandma have certain housework roles to maintain the house in Japan. Also this is a smart way to reduce time and labor at the check-out.

4)Preparation in winter:
We have various heating systems in place to accommodate foreign guests coming from tropical countries, but we recommend some layers on in the house. At the some coldest day(about -5 degrees Celsius), we may enter the guest space to the minimum extent necessary to manage the wood stove, air conditioning, and prevent freezing. We can provide pocket heat pack for free.

5)Preparation against snow:
Snow usually accumulates in this area from mid-January to late February. This year it is likely to snow, snow is very whimsy, but please be aware of the following points.
-Please check-in and return from visiting spots in the light of a day (by 4:30 pm). Do not drive nor go out in the dark.
-Although rarely used, chains are necessary with your car when driving through mountainous areas.
-Driving time may take three times as long as that your map application says.
-Once or twice a year, you may not be able to go out even in the daytime.
-For the safety of your trip, we may ask you to do something else depending on the weather.

Against Covid-19
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This facility has several infection control measures in place.
1) After check-out, there is an interval of at least three days before the next guest checks in.
2) We limit the number of guests to 11. We provide cleaned bed sheets.
3) Disposable gloves are provided.
4) There is alcohol spray at the entrance for guests. Please disinfect your hands before entering the room.
5) Special slippers are provided for guests.
6) Please refrain from using the same dishes or gathering in a small room to chat.
7) Do not left the windows open. Please sleep in as many different rooms as possible.
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Thank you for reading our long listing.

Leidimo numeris
M160000230