A peaceful old house with a view of the countryside. You can also enjoy private BBQ and fireworks. It is a 30-minute train ride from Narita Airport, and there is a free pick-up service (16:00-18:00) from the nearest station (Kobayashi Station on the JR Narita Line). There are 2 parking spaces on the premises and a private parking lot for 5 cars. Japanese and Korean language services are available. Rental Menu [BBQ] Set includes: BBQ area, stove, tableware, charcoal Weekday fee (up to 3 people) （Weekday fee (up to 3 people) (16:00~21:00) 3,000 yen (11:00~21:00) 6,000 yen Additional charge (per person): 1,000 yen Holiday fee (up to 6 persons) (16:00~21:00)13,000 yen (11:00-21:00) 22,000 yen Additional charcoal box (3kg): 800 yen [Annex] Theater room use: 4 hours, 3,000 yen 　The annex is a soundproof theater room. 　The first floor is equipped with a 100-inch projector and sound system, allowing you to enjoy music and movies (Fire tv). 　The second floor is a free space with a Showa-era image. You can enjoy vinyl records on the wall and play your favorite music with Bluetooth speakers.

[Commercial Facilities] BIG HOP Garden Mall Inzai - 20 min bus + 15 min walk or 20 min car - A large commercial facility with a wide range of stores where you can enjoy fashion, dining, and entertainment all in one place! - It also has a variety of amusement facilities popular with families, making it a spot where you can enjoy yourself all day long! [Sightseeing Spots] Naritasan Shinshoji Temple - Train (20 min.) + walk (20 min.) or car (40 min.) - Naritasan Shinsho-ji Temple is a historic temple with a history of more than 1,000 years, and is famous throughout Japan as a temple to ward off bad luck. - The spacious precincts of the temple are home to a number of important cultural properties, including the main hall, the three-story pagoda, and the large main hall. - The approach to the temple is lined with many restaurants and souvenir stores, where you can taste Narita's specialty, eel. Hiyodorizaka・Samuya Yashiki Street - Train (40 min) + Walk (20 min) or Car (40 min) - This is an elegant slope famous as a location for the movie “Otoko wa Tsuraiyo” (Otoko wa Tsuraiyo). - The retro atmosphere of the streets remains, and a nostalgic stroll can be enjoyed. - There are also historic buildings and small cafes along and around the slope, which are popular as photo spots. Sawara - 1 hour and 10 minutes by train or 50 minutes by car - Sawara is a sightseeing area with a historic townscape called “Koedo,” and is designated as a national Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings. - The charming scenery along the Ono River is an attraction, and you can experience river cruising and Japanese boat tours. - There are many places where you can experience history and culture, such as the Ino Tadataka Memorial Museum and the Sawara Grand Festival (summer and autumn).