Liza House

13/09/2026

Can you guess what they’re doing?
Why are they counting and stepping?

They are making Udon!
Making udon looks fun, doesn’t it?

Come and make udon with us!
Scan the QR code to join!

14/07/2026

Join our Japanese Tea Ceremony Experience! 🍵

Learn how to make matcha, how to enjoy it properly, and the basic etiquette of the tea ceremony.
It’s a relaxing and authentic way to experience Japanese culture.

14/07/2026

The Udon-Making Experience I Offer with My friends.

2023.10.13

14/07/2026

Some guests leave footprints in my heart, and they always will. ❤️

One night during their stay, we ran into an unexpected problem—the front door simply wouldn’t unlock.

Our kind neighbors came to help, stayed with them, and even communicated through smiles and gestures while waiting for me. Although we couldn’t save the lock (we ended up breaking the glass in the front door!), something much more valuable happened.

My guests didn’t remember the trouble—they remembered the kindness.

Every time I look at this photo, I’m reminded that the best travel memories aren’t always about perfect moments. Sometimes they’re about the people who make a difficult moment unforgettable in the best possible way.

Thank you for reminding me what true hospitality is. 🇯🇵❤️

01/07/2026

When I visited Tokyo, I had fun photographing Tokyo Tower from different angles. 🗼✨

One of my favorite views was from Zojoji Temple. The contrast between the historic temple and the modern Tokyo Tower creates such a beautiful harmony.

If you visit Tokyo, don’t just see Tokyo Tower—explore the city and enjoy discovering it from different perspectives. You might find your own favorite view! ❤️🇯🇵

01/07/2026

Sanuki Udon is one of Japan’s most famous types of udon. 🇯🇵
One of the most unique parts of making it is stepping on the dough! 👣
Come and experience this fun tradition yourself!

23/04/2026

Fuji matsuri,, April 19 - 26

At Kumano Kaido Shindachi-juku, you can see something very special.

This is not a public park or a famous temple.
This wisteria is grown in a private home, and it has been carefully taken care of by the same family for generations.

The wisteria here is called “Noda Fuji.”

It is one of the most traditional types of wisteria in Japan, known for its long, elegant flowers.

This single tree produces around 40,000 clusters of flowers every year.

In Japan, wisteria has been loved for centuries and often appears in traditional art, kimono, and even family crests.

It symbolizes longevity, elegance, and connection.

This place used to be a post town along the historic Kumano Kaido,
where travelers walked for days on their pilgrimage to sacred shrines.

Imagine people in the past walking this road and resting in this town.

05/04/2026

22/03/2026

06/02/2026

We some time have a Takoyaki party with my guests and my friends. It was so fune😍