The best of Nagoya was indoubtfully stay with Jun, Junichi and their daughters Kanna and Natsume. They treated us as part of their familiy, sharing their meals, their stories... and taking care of our 7 months baby Ari-chan, who was very happy when returning home. Nagoya is not a touristic place to visit, not even to walk, so it is better to plan this visit in order to know japanese culture from inside: knowing how a japanese familiy lives, knowing how is a japanese house, the traditional food, the public baths, the charming neibourghood, the fantastic local shrine... This family has a very interesting point of view of taking people from abroad to let their daughters practise english and know different cultures in a country where that is not very common. Brave people. Love you from Deborah, Ivan and Ari-chan.

Positive: + Space for a family with a baby if you take the japanese room. + Having a big kitchen saves you money + Good location to go to Gion, Fushimi Inari, Kyoto central and Nara + Autenthic public baths in the nearby Negative: - It is not a familiy stay if your are looking for so. It seems more like little hostel. Your contact is with people from abroad living in the house, not with a japanese family. - Very peripheric neibourghhood.Not a good place if you want to go out and see the touristic Kyoto just walking.