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The restored house sits around 460 metres above sea level in Kasahara, Kurogi. Guests share kitchens and some bathrooms, prepare their own meals and meet other travellers. A private room, dormitory, camping or vehicle-stay plan may be available.
Who should stay here
It suits travellers interested in tea fields, terraces, nature and community. It is not ideal for a late-night arrival, tight business schedule or anyone expecting a full-service hotel. The official site is available in Japanese, English and Chinese, and the host has extensive international travel experience.
Current stay basics
| Address | 11260 Kasahara, Kurogi, Yame, Fukuoka |
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| Meals | Normally room-only; guests may use the shared kitchen |
| Published price range | Camping/vehicle stay from ¥2,000; dormitory from ¥4,000; private rooms vary; ¥200 lodging tax per person per night |
| Payment | Cash, credit card and PayPay are listed |
| Reservation | Send dates, arrival time, guest count, room and pickup needs directly to the guesthouse |
Access is the key decision
- A car is recommended; arrive before dark because the mountain road can be confusing.
- Ask in advance about paid pickup from Nishitetsu Kurume, Hainuzuka, Chikugo-Funagoya, Yame IC or Kurogi.
- Bring food or plan meals before climbing; nearby dining choices are limited.
Rates, discounts and pickup conditions are unusually flexible, so contact the property directly instead of assuming an online travel agency shows every option. Confirm pet, cancellation and room-sharing rules before payment.
Check rooms, prices and pickup with Sky Tea House
Add Yame and southern Fukuoka
Combine the stay with Bengara Village or compare baths across the southern Fukuoka onsen guide.
