Tenyufu

It’s a nice place, and being near the lake makes up for a lot. The main drawback is that there’s no WiFi or internet. It’s also a 15-minute walk to find food if you don’t like Japanese food.

The best home 🥰🥰

The location is excellent, just a short walk from the lake, and the price is incredibly affordable. We had eight people, adults and children, and there was still plenty of room. The building is older, but the surroundings are lovely, there’s a small parking space, and it comes with appliances, kitchenware, and bedding. I worried it might smell musty, but when we checked in in November there was no smell at all, and even the comforters smelled nice. The main inconveniences are the flight of stairs up to the guesthouse, which could be difficult for older guests or people with large luggage, and the fact that there’s only one bathroom and one toilet, so a big group needs to plan around them.

The Japanese atmosphere comes through strongly here, and our group of seven had plenty of space in the roomy house. We drove over in a rental car right after arriving at Fukuoka Airport. If you’re staying near Lake Kinrin, this seems like a particularly good choice for a large group, and I think it’d be hard to find a better place.