Myo-ji, located in northeastern Wakayama, is a former agricultural village, but as a transit point on the Yamato Kaido road connecting Wakayama and Nara, it formed a town and prospered from pre-modern times. This Kominka, which looks like a hall, has been remodeled and extended in later generations, but with many rooms and parking space, it is a property with a lot of potential. The property is located in the town center, so there are no inconveniences in daily life, and it is close to the World Heritage Site, Koyasan, as well as an athletic park, hot springs, and campgrounds. It takes less than an hour to get to downtown Wakayama city and Kansai International Airport by car.