Featured Hotels Near 八女市矢部地区観光物产交流施设「杣のさと」

Yafu River Cottage is ideal for families, just a 7-minute walk from Mokan no Sato. Featuring traditional tatami rooms with wooden windows, it offers panoramic views of rice fields and distant mountains. The property provides free bicycles and hosts seasonal farm activities like rice planting and harvest festivals. Book via the HopeGoo app to access exclusive family packages

Mori no Sato Estate sits directly opposite the main entrance of Mokan no Sato, just a 30-second walk away. Its floor-to-ceiling glass walls frame breathtaking views of valley streams and autumn foliage. The estate features a tea ceremony hall, pottery workshop, and guided forest walks, offering guests an immersive experience of rural Yafu life

Yafu Onsen Fū no Kō is the only hot spring ryokan adjacent to Mokan no Sato, located just a 3-minute stroll away. Its natural mineral-rich waters flow from local artesian wells, with private cave baths available. With only 12 guest rooms per day, the intimate setting ensures tranquility. Reserve early through HopeGoo to secure your stay during peak seasons

Shizuka no Ana is a minimalist Japanese inn nestled in bamboo groves just west of Mokan no Sato. Its sliding doors open to a secluded garden where night skies sparkle with stars and fireflies dance. The inn offers professional photography tours tailored to golden hour shots across rice paddies and seasonal landscapes—perfect for capturing Yafu’s quiet beauty

Yafu Kōgei-kan Stay is located just 3 minutes from Mokan no Sato’s main path. It partners with local artisans to host monthly workshops in washi paper crafting and indigo dyeing. Complimentary shuttle service is provided for event participants, and each room displays guest-created works in built-in exhibition cases, turning memories into art

Kodomo to Kurashi no Ie is a purpose-built family inn featuring indoor play zones, a mini-farm, and safe walking trails. All rooms include baby cots and non-slip flooring, plus meals crafted from local ingredients. Monthly "Kids’ Forest Adventure Days" are led by trained guides, teaching children about native plants and animals—making it a perfect blend of education and fun