guesthouse のまー
guesthouse のまー
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We built a budget guesthouse in Komagane.
For people heading into the mountains, and for those just passing through — we wanted to give travelers one more option for "where to stay." Until now, Komagane didn't have an affordable guesthouse.
There's a shopping street right near us. Take your time, stop by the local restaurants, and enjoy the journey.
We're proud of our access: direct highway buses from Shinjuku, Nagoya, Osaka and Kyoto to Komagane Bus Terminal, and just a 3-minute walk from the station/terminal to the guesthouse.
All prices include tax. Rates may vary depending on the season.
Komagane is the birthplace of "sauce katsudon" — thick pork cutlet topped with a sweet house sauce.
Famous for its secret sauce. Also serves fillet cutlet rice bowls and sauce katsu curry. Queues even on weekdays.
Official link coming soonRun by the third generation, considered one of the originators of sauce katsudon.
Official link coming soonCraft beer brewed with clear water from the Central Alps, plus original dishes like Shinshu miso pizza.
Official link coming soonAlso try: horse sashimi (a local specialty of the Ina Valley), and coarsely-ground soba noodles (found at notable shops in the Komagane Highland area).
A bowl-shaped landform carved by glaciers around 20,000 years ago. Breathtaking views from the 2,612m Senjojiki Station; a roughly 45-minute loop trail. The scenery changes with every season.
Official link coming soonAn old temple linked to the legend of the "loyal dog Hayataro." The weeping cherry blossom light-up in April is especially famous.
Official link coming soonA hot spring area with 3 day-use baths and 9 lodging facilities. A clear, alkaline simple hot spring known as a "beauty bath."
Official link coming soonA nostalgic shopping street where you can chat with locals or take retro-style photos. Komagane is also a rare town producing beer, wine, whisky and sake all at once.
Official link coming soonDirect highway buses to Komagane Bus Terminal
| From | Bus Stop | Duration | Approx. Fare |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tokyo / Shinjuku | Busta Shinjuku | approx. 3.5–4 hrs | approx. ¥3,500+ |
| Nagoya | Meitetsu Bus Center 3F | approx. 2.5–3 hrs | approx. ¥3,600 |
| Osaka | Hankyu Sanbangai / Shin-Osaka | approx. 6 hrs | TBC |
| Kyoto | Kyoto Fukakusa Bus Stop | approx. 4.5 hrs | TBC |
* Fares and schedules may change. Please check the latest information before booking.
Yes. It's about a 1-minute walk from the guesthouse, and costs approximately ¥500 per stay.
Yes, we have a female-only dormitory with 4 beds.
Yes, this is possible. Please contact us in advance to arrange the timing.
Children aged 5 and under stay free when sharing a bed with a parent.
Yes, it's free.
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Currently bookable via Booking.com, Airbnb, or by contacting us directly.
* These buttons currently link to placeholders. The booking system (Google Apps Script integration) is planned for a later phase. We hope to shift more bookings to our official LINE and this website over time.