Nestled in a quiet residential area of Takaoka City, Toyama, this spacious 130㎡ (6DK) house accommodates up to 8 guests (7 comfortably). Located just a 5-minute walk from JR Etchu-Nakagawa Station and 15 minutes from Takaoka Station, the property includes 2 free parking spaces. It serves as an ideal base for exploring the Hokuriku region, allowing you to reach major destinations like Kanazawa, the Noto Peninsula, Gokayama, and Himi within a 30 to 60-minute drive. The living room features a ceiling-mounted projector and a 100-inch screen for relaxing movie nights (please note there is no TV). Celebrating Takaoka as the hometown of the famous manga duo Fujiko Fujio, we’ve provided character plushies, manga (including sci-fi short stories), and picture books to keep children entertained. Enjoy a free washer-dryer (detergent included) so you can pack light for longer stays. For safety, baby and pet gates are installed on the stairs. We warmly welcome your precious pets! Make our home your base for experiencing Takaoka's rich history, culture, and Hokuriku's gourmet food. 📍 Excellent Access & Surroundings JR Himi Line "Etchu-Nakagawa Sta.": 5-min walk (The next stop from Takaoka Sta., known locally as the "High School Student Line") JR Takaoka Sta.: 15-min walk (5–8 mins by taxi) Convenience store/Drugstore: 9-min walk Supermarket: 12-min walk Takaoka Kojo Park: 4-min walk (Features a zoo and Imizu Shrine—perfect for a morning stroll!) Takaoka Art Museum & Fujiko F. Fujio Gallery: Walking distance 🏠 Building Features & Important Notes Winter Cold: Hokuriku winters are chilly. The 2nd floor has AC in every room, but the 1st floor relies on 1 AC and 2 space heaters. The floors can get cold, so please wear the provided slippers. Dryness: SHARP air purifiers/humidifiers are provided to counter dry air. Bathroom: Equipped with a heater, making it highly convenient for drying laundry in winter or on rainy days. Noise: As a 32-year-old wooden house, sound trave

Thank you for visiting my profile! I normally work for a company in Tokyo. Although I was born and raised in Saitama, I spent my four years of university in Sendai. During that time, I was captivated by the unique warmth and charm of Japan's regional cities. This experience inspired me to become a host, driven by a desire to share the beautiful appeal of these local areas with the world. I carefully design and renovate each of my listings, selecting the interiors myself to create spaces where I would genuinely want to stay. As a huge animal lover, I also put a lot of effort into creating homes where you can comfortably travel with your beloved dogs and cats. For cleaning and property management, I work alongside a wonderful team of local housewives and students. We constantly share ideas and work hard together to maintain a comfortable and welcoming environment for every guest. I hope my home can serve as a relaxing base for your travels, allowing you to experience the local food and culture just as if you were living there.