At Wagaya, we offer a unique stay divided into three distinct concepts: "Relaxation," "Healing," and "Fun." ■ Three Concepts of Wagaya Relaxation Space: In the living room, you can gather around a traditional Irori (sunken hearth) to enjoy hot pot or grilled fish during winter. Our renovated kitchen features retro glass lighting, creating a perfect atmosphere to cook while listening to music. Our popular Teppanyaki table is also a guest favorite for enjoying Okonomiyaki, BBQ, and drinks! Healing Space: Our Engawa (traditional veranda) features beautiful bamboo walls for a serene atmosphere. In summer, you can enjoy the soothing sounds of crickets—a true Japanese healing experience. For total body refreshment, I also offer professional relaxation massages (reservation required, performed by the owner). Fun Space: Our 200㎡ courtyard offers endless possibilities! Enjoy BBQ, tent camping, "Nagashi Somen" (flowing noodles), and swimming pools. For rainy days, we have a wide selection of board games, card games, and video games (PS, Wii). ■ Why Our Layout is Perfect for Groups & Families Privacy for Everyone: With two Western-style rooms and a loft on the 2nd floor, featuring a mix of double beds and bunk beds, multi-generational families or groups of friends can sleep in separate rooms for maximum comfort. No Morning Rush: We provide multiple facilities, including separate baths for men and women, an outdoor bath, and even a traditional Drum Can Bath (Goemon-buro). With separate toilets for men and women, there’s no stress during busy mornings! Entertainment for All Ages: Enjoy movies in our private Theater Room, or experience our Tent Sauna and authentic Sauna area outside. You can have a full day of fun without ever leaving the property! The Best of Both Worlds: Experience traditional Japan with the Irori and Engawa on the 1st floor, while enjoying the comfort of Western-style beds on the 2nd floor—perfect for those who prefer beds over futons. Perfect Layout f

I have two occupations, one time as a photographer taking photos of sightseeing, and another time as a masseur to heal the tiredness of the trip, I offer a service to satisfy the customer. In addition, I think about eating and interacting together so that I can get along well with all of the guests

There are many supermarkets, restaurants and convenience stores in the area, and the hot spring bath is 15 minutes away by bus. By train, Osaka Castle Park Station is 25 minutes, Kintetsu Namba 25 minutes, Universal City Station 45 minutes, Kintetsu Nara Station 45 minutes, Kyoto Station 1 hour and 10 minutes.