★ Entire old folk house charter plan (Recommended for family groups, up to 10 people) Lien Tono is a private countryside farmhouse in Tono, Iwate, surrounded by nature and deep silence. Guests can enjoy wood-fired sauna under the stars, fireside folktales told by the owner (a traditional storyteller), kayaking and SUP on a quiet dam lake, and short excursions to hidden shrines nearby. Meals are home-style and thoughtfully prepared. Vegetarian and vegan meals are available upon request, using seasonal vegetables and simple ingredients, such as vegan brown rice risotto and vegetable caponata. A peaceful retreat to experience rural Japan, local culture, and slow living. There is a permanent barbecue table in the garden, so you can enjoy BBQ empty-handed. A washing machine and dryer are also provided. Meals are also available by advance reservation, and vegans and vegetarians are also available. We offer a variety of Tono craft beers and local beers. Pets are allowed. In addition, along the national highway in Tono City, there are "food supermarkets" and "home centers". In addition, the "farmer's market (fresh produce market)" is about 5 minutes by car, and locally grown vegetables are lined up from spring ~ autumn. If you are cooking for yourself, we recommend that you purchase in advance. As a free trial menu, there is a bonfire experience, an outdoor bath with wood fire, and a DIY sauna hut experience. * Leanne Tono introduction video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tu4EQDisTjI&t=4s * Aerial view of the exterior of Lian Tono https://youtu.be/7L-ea9DeljE

Accommodates up to 4 people per group per day 1950`s(Showa era) traditional japanese hose and garden sleep in japanese style futon in Tatami room (No Bed) Free Wifi 5 minutes walk to convenience store There is a living room with hammock and kotatsu(japanese foot warmer). You can have a barbecue on a wood-burning stove or sichirin(earthen charcoal brazier) in a shared solarium You can cook in the kitchen. You can eat vegetables harvested in the kitchen garden from spring to autumn.