Farmstay Ume Mura is a one-group-per-day accommodation. Guests may freely use two Japanese-style rooms: one 14-tatami mat room and one 6-tatami mat room. Dinner features BBQ in the garden, with covered options available during light rain. Bringing your own food is permitted, and fireworks are allowed. Enjoy the daily life of a Japanese farm. Important Notes ● Farmstays are an extension of farm life. Guests expecting hotel or ryokan-level service are kindly asked to refrain from booking. ● For BBQs using your own ingredients, charcoal, grills, paper plates, and chopsticks incur additional fees. Rice cookers and tongs are available for free rental. Please inquire for details. ● A private bath and washroom for guests are located on the second floor of the annex. A washing machine is also available for use. The property is not barrier-free. ● Guests are responsible for setting up their own futons. ● Please bring your own beverages. A convenience store is nearby. ● Parking is available on the premises for up to two vehicles. ● Asparagus harvesting experiences are a paid option. Seasonal availability (March to October). Please inquire for details.

My grandfather lives in the accommodation facility, while my wife, our three sons (aged 4, 7, and 12), and our cat live in the adjacent building. Our children are still young, so we may cause some inconvenience, but we appreciate your understanding.

About 20 minutes by car to Itsuki Onsen, Sayonoko River Pool, Imari Yaki Okawachiyama, and Imarin Beach (seaside resort) About 30 minutes by car to Karatsu Castle, Arita Porcelain Park, Takeo Onsen, and Ureshino Onsen Huis Ten Bosch, Umi Kirara (aquarium), and Mori Kirara (zoo) are about an hour away by car. Yagaki Onsen, Sayonoko River Pool, Imari Pottery Okawachiyama, and Imarin Beach (seaside resort) are about 20 minutes away by car. Karatsu Castle, Arita Porcelain Park, Takeo Onsen, and Ureshino Onsen are about 30 minutes away by car. Huis Ten Bosch, Umi Kirara (aquarium), and Mori Kirara (zoo) are about a 30-minute drive away. Within the town, there is Yodo Hime Shrine, pear picking, and black bass fishing spots.