Our guests from Taiwan sent us the beautiful review!
They stayed with us in June and we had a wonderful adventure together!!😆

This time, two energetic brothers and their mother stayed for 4 nights and 5 days!
Some guests have children who are afraid of bugs or too scared to approach chickens, but this time, the kids loved insects, lizards, and frogs! 🐸🦎🪰🦗🪲

This time, a very fun mother and her two energetic siblings came to visit!
Shortly after their arrival, an air conditioner was installed in their room, and a new microwave that I had ordered arrived the day before. To top it off, a brand-new rice cooker also just arrived—what lucky guests! They've got good fortune! 😆
Now, what...

I feel a bit embarrassed with my lack of creativity in titles (lol), but I plan to keep posting the summer holiday series! This is #2, and a 3-year-old boy and his mother came to visit. Traveling by train with a small child must have been quite a challenge!

A few days after school summer vacation began, our first guest arrived. They were a mother and her 7-year-old foster daughter.

Summer vacation has started for Japanese students! It usually starts around July 20th but this year, it has begun a bit earlier due to the 3-day holiday on the calendar.
We will have MANY guests staying with us this summer. We're really excited to see what kind of encounters are waiting for us! 😍

This time, friends from university brought their children along.
Watching the two moms and their kids, I thought they had such a wonderful relationship 🥰.
They were so chill, with clear roles established between them, and both kids seemed to be very comfortable with both moms 💖.

This time, a mother and her 12-year-old son came from Taiwan for a week. Apparently, it's a graduation gift for her son, who loves Japan. We also got to experience something new this time. Every time we have guests, they bring new challenges, and we're excited about it!

Our recent guests were a lively mother and her energetic siblings. They stayed with us for 10 nights, which is considered a long stay in our house. Although they usually live in India, they chose our home as one of their temporary places during their homecoming trip.

Japanese stork is the bird classified as endangered and designated as the bird of Hyogo Prefecture.