The host is absolutely friendly, helpful and fluent in English. The living and shared spaces are thoughtfully designed with good taste of wooden touches, furnished with modern facilities meanwhile keeping a sense of nostalgia of Japanese old house like tatami floor. I enjoyed my stay here very much, such a clean and cozy place to return to at night after spending all day long out there in summer.

The house is located at a cultural but uphill residential area, might need some effort to carry luggage. AC in the shared beds room could be cooler to help sleep more comfortably during summer time.

Shota is a welcome and friendly owner. We can feel all his heart in this house, that he renovated with a carpenter friend. It was a lot of work to make it look comfy, friendly, open, clean, convenient. There is a special attention to natural material, and the kitchen just made me want to cook everyday just at least to use the handmade ceramics there. The location, in the middle of historical Tokoname village, let every one experience the japanese life stay in the middle of locals. Tokoname has a lot of wonderful shops, restaurants and cute coffee shop. Every one would love to spend more than one night there. Enjoy the lovely peaceful life of a japanese small city. And for all the late bird, Nagoya is just 40 minutes from there by train so it's really easy to enjoy the excitment that cities can bring. I would love to stay there for more than few days 🧡 The best guesthouse I visit in Japan.

I only chose this place because it’s close to the airport, but everything turned out to be perfect — far better than I expected. It’s a beautiful accommodation with thoughtful details in every corner. If I have the chance, I’d love to come back again for a longer holiday stay.

It seems they don’t use many disposable items like paper towels. I didn’t mind, but if you need them, I recommend bringing your own tissue or towel. If you arrive at night, be careful as the roads around the property are a bit dark.

The location is just perfect, just one stop away from Chubu Airport by express train, about 10 minutes walk from Tokoname station, and in the middle of Tokoname famous pottery footpath route. Close to many cute cafes and pottery workshops, and Valor supermarket just few minutes walk. The old house turned into guesthouse is so lovely and cozy, love the atmosphere, fully equipped kitchen, friendly owner Shota who speaks very good English and willing to share about everything. Had a wonderful two night stay here and nice chat with other guests, defintely would love to stay again there.

Just keep in mind, it's a steep slope and uneven paved surface about 200m going up to the guesthouse, better avoid dragging heavy trolley luggage up and down. You can use coin lockers at the airport or JR stations to keep your lugagge costs about 300 to 700yen per day.

Comfortable place where you instantly feel at home. Managed by a Japanese-Swiss couple who have put a lot of love into this renovating and running the place. We particularly loved the open plan kitchen/communal area which blended a family friendly environment with a vibrant, sociable youth hostel vibe. Rooms are comfortable and sound proof (and baby proof). Lots of spaces to choose from to do yoga in the morning, and a there's good selection of books and toys for kids. Definitely book this guesthouse for your stay in Tokoname - it's not to be missed, and you'll probably end up wanting to stay longer!

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I loved how inviting Yomogi Guesthouse is; it is beautifully designed and has all the amenities needed for a relaxing and comfortable stay. Loved being curled up under the kotatsu and sipping their complimentary tea. The house itself is right on the Pottery Footpath and is super close to the nearest konbini and train station. Thank you to Shota-san and the Yomogi team! Will be coming back for sure!

The common area being so chic with antique Japanese house x modern art combo. It's very entertaining just to be there enjoying Japanese beauty. Also located in the ceramic town, so many cool arts on the street, co close to the airport !

The room was surrounded by bathrooms/shower rooms, wall very thin and I couldn't sleep well.. Better if a room for a guest is away from those common facility.

If you are staying in Tokoname, I highly recommend staying at this guesthouse. It is a beautiful house that has been careful renovated and is carefully kept up by the lovely owners. Filled with local pottery and fantastic vibes, I truly cannot recommend this place enough!

What a wonderful place to stay in Tokoname! It's right in the middle of the Pottery Walk so it is very conveniently located. Shota was a great host, accommodating dropping off our luggage before check in. The renovation of the old house was very nicely done, clean and very comfortable. A great place!

The hosts (Shota and Elisa) as awesome. They are so friendly and easygoing. The rest of guests were also so friendly. The place is amazing. And it felt as home. They have everything you might need and more!

The place was hard to find the night I checked in, and the hill is steep haha. But the neighborhood is so lovely that I wouldn't change the location. I can't find anything wrong.