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What is a bed and breakfast
Minshuku refers to a small-scale lodging facility that utilizes unused resources such as local houses and operates no more than four floors of guest rooms with a floor area of no more than 800_, where the owner participates in the hospitality, and where tourists are able to experience the nature, culture, and way of life of the local community.

The origin of the word "minshuku" is said to be from the Japanese word "minshuku", or from the European B&B (Bed and Breakfast), a model of a family hotel that provides bed and breakfast.

This definition fully explains the qualities that make a minshuku different from a hotel or a restaurant. A minshuku is different from a traditional hotel or motel in that it may not have high-level luxury amenities, but it allows people to experience the local flavor, feel the warmth of the hosts and the service, and experience a different kind of life than they have in the past.