Hello! We are a company located in Kumatori Town, near Kansai International Airport, the gateway to Osaka Prefecture. We are creating a space mainly for Vacation stays, based on our founding thoughts of "being a place to interact with the world" and "creating exchange between people and culture. Lisa, the representative of the company, started hosting because she thought, "I want people to experience comfortable living in an old Japanese house". We will use your questions, opinions, and feedback to make our rooms even better. We would love to hear your comments and opinions from your stay experience.

sano no yado” is a renovated traditional Japanese row house, which is a duplex accommodation. The nearest station is Izumisano Station, two stops from Kansai Airport Station. It is only a 5-minute walk from the station. You can use the entire one-story house. sano no yado 1 is a modern Japanese-style room. sano no yado 2 is a concept room with Showa-era retro decor and items. The layouts of the two rooms are contrasting, but the amenities and equipment are the same. Showa-style plate glass used in old Japanese houses remains in the room just inside the entrance, in the kitchen, and in the windowpanes of the main Japanese-style room. The small terrace has foot lighting and shows a different face at night. The main Japanese-style room and kitchen in particular receive a lot of light during sunny days, making it possible to take portraits using only natural light. There is also a convenient gazebo and dressing room for changing and dressing, so you can enjoy a photo session in kimono. There is also a large tatami table for dinner parties, drinking parties, studying, teleworking, or hobbies such as a little work or board games. The restrooms and shower rooms have been renovated and are clean. Izumisano Station is a stop for all trains on the Nankai Line of Nankai Electric Railway. Express and limited express trains also stop at the station.

Behind the inn is a temple and a grave. It is not directly visible from the room. If this is a concern for you, please do not make a reservation. Izumisano City in Osaka Prefecture is home to Kansai International Airport, one of Japan's air gateways. The northwestern side of the city faces Osaka Bay, where seafood and a town with a rich history are highlights. There is also an outlet mall where visitors can enjoy shopping. The southeast side is a mountain range, rich in nature with natural beech forests and hot springs. Mt.Inunaki is home to a natural hot spring and a famous old temple, Inunakisan Shipporyuji Temple. The area is also easily accessible to many places in the surrounding area. By train, you can easily go to Namba area, Umeda area, Universal Studio Japan, and Wakayama Prefecture.