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Earn ANA miles with Airbnb

1 mile for every 200 yen spent on accommodation

How it works

STEP1

Go to the Airbnb website.

STEP2

Log in with your 10-digit ANA Mileage Club membership number and the web password supplied upon enrollment.

STEP3

Choose your accommodation from the Airbnb website.

STEP4

After your reservation and stay is complete, you will earn your ANA miles within 2 to 3 months.

  • * Miles will be earned only if reservations are made via this page or the ANA Mileage Mall.
  • * Miles will not be earned if the reservation is cancelled.
  • * If you have already logged in to the ANA website, step 2 is not necessary.

PLEASE NOTE

  • Conditions for mile accumulation:
  • * Miles will be earned only if reservations are made via this page or the ANA Mileage Mall.
  • * Miles are accumulated according to the total accommodation price displayed on the Airbnb official receipt.
  • * Miles are accumulated according to the finalized accommodation charges displayed at the time of checking out on the Airbnb website. *1
  • *1 As the amount of payment will be finally determined at the time of checking out with accordance to the currency conversion rules below, please refer to the final price at checkout for the actual mileage you may acqulre from the reservation:
  • For customers making reservations in US Dollars:
  • Calculated based on the exchange rate determined by Airbnb in the checkout month.
  • For customers making reservations in currencies other than US Dollars:
  • The amount of payment will be primarily converted into US Dollars based on the exchange rate determined by Airbnb at the time of reservation. The miles accumulated is then based on this US Dollar amount and will be finalized in the checkout month.
  • Criteria inapplicable for mile accumulation:
  • * Reservations made for activities (experiences etc.) other than accommodation.
  • * Cancelled reservations.
  • * Customers who are not a member of, or have withdrawn from the ANA Mileage Club (one has to be a valid member of the ANA Mileage Club while booking to be applicable for mileage accumulation).
  • * All taxes and fees occurred during reservation.
  • * Payments not displayed on the official Airbnb receipt, for example, payments made privately between hosts and guests.
  • * Reservations made from other websites or not via the ANA Mileage Mall.
  • Note:
  • Please confirm that the cookies settings are effective in your browser to ensure the mileages have been properly accumulated.
  • Please start again from this web page or the ANA Mileage Mall for a new reservation once a reservation is completed.
  • Other terms and conditions:
  • * The ANA miles earned from this program will only be awarded to the person who made the reservation and cannot be split between parties.
  • * To residents from the EU: Your personal information will be transferred to areas outside of the EU for all reservations made via this web page. The policies, laws and other restrictions of handling your personal information may be different from your current residing country/region. Thank you for your understanding.
  • * ANA does not take responsibility for any disputes incurred between the hosts and the guests.
  • * Please refer to Airbnb Service Terms and Regulations for all other terms and conditions of utilizing this service.

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With family/ Age: 30s/ Farmhouse stay "Kizuna"

  • When I asked my four years old daugher, "What was your best experience of this Oita trip?", she responded, "Rolling a plum with the old man"! It was not the tourists sites nor playing outside, but the interaction with the host that my daughter most enjoyed. We were able to have a wonderful farm stay welcomed by a heartful host, which we would have never experienced in the city!
  • We were amazed by the local dinner of fatsia sprouts, wild sesame, and edible wild plants tempura! It was a speacial treat with Oinarisan (flavored boiled rice wrapped in fried bean curd) and sashimi!
    They even prepared a child's plate and my daughter finished all the fried shrimp. My son usually doesn't eat much, but he also finished all the stew. It was a dinner enjoyed by both children and adults

With friends/ Age: 40s/ Farmhouse stay "Kaori"

  • It was a Scandanavian style log house, and we were able to feel the warmth of the tree inside the house that made us want to walk in bare foot.
  • We were able to relax in the large indoor and outdoor onsen.
  • Out of all, the hosting couple were very sweet and we enjoyed our time with them!
  • The intermediate host helped us when reserving the Airbnb, and everything went smoothly.

With friends/ Age: 40s/ Farmhouse stay "Kaori"

  • We had a colorful and delicious meal for dinner, such as fried plaintain, humble, dandelion, mints that the mother cropped, and boiled bracken side dish with herb sauce. Hoba (magnolia leaves) sushi was also delicious. All the dishes were tasty, including edible wild plants tempura and fish and meat side dishes
  • Unfortunately it was raining when we visited, but there is also a terrace where you could enjoy tea or breakfast while enjoying the view of nature. You can have a relaxing time while sipping coffee that the host father grinded, or herb tea that the host mother picked

With friend/ Age: 20s/ Farmhouse stay "Haneumatei"

  • We rented the whole house of the host family! We were able to exprience the traditional Japanese house with a hearth and tea room. Will definitely recommend towards foreigners! You can have a relaxed time surrounded by nature.
  • Meals are not included in the plan, but we had a rice bowl topped with seafood at Shionoyu Onsen. It had a great volume for only 1,200 yen.
  • Handling reservations on the phone too, they were very friendly.

With friend/ Age: 30s/ Farmhouse stay "Fuji No Sato"

  • Our host "Mi-chan" was very bright and powerful. We had a fabulous day enjoying our talks and dinner.
  • Responding to our request, she prepared "Shishi Nabe" (boar pot) and "Shishi Don" (rice bowl topped with cooked boar) in addition to various home-cooked meal that cannot be eaten in the city. They also served us "Yukinko Sushi" (shiitake mushroom stewed with soy sauce and sugar and shiso leaves on vinegared rice, lastly topped with Japanese raddish), that came up in the conversation during dinner on the previous day. We also experienced making Tsubaki mochi, and shiitake mushroom picking.
  • They told us that wisteria flowers come into full bloom in the garden, so we hope to visit again during the wisteria season.

With friend/ Age: 30s/ Farmhouse stay "Kate No Ie"

  • Apparently the house is a DIY of an old Japanese-style house by the husband of the host family. It was a beautiful house.
  • The meal was delicous, with menus that used Shiitake mushrooms and vegetables cropped at the local land, in addition to Oita's popular meal "Toriten" (chicken tempura) and rice cooked by "donabe" (Japanese clay pot).
  • We were able to experience the country life that we always dreamed about, by pumping well water and seeing woodstoves, which made me even thinking about living here.
the sea hell strawberry picking at Ogawa Farm the grand head shrine of Hachiman shrines pufferfish bred in the waters of Bungo Farm stay experience

Beppu Jigoku-Meguri: the sea hell _____________________

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Oita Prefecture is located by the shore of Kyushu,Surrounded by mountains and seas.

Oita sightseeing

As the prefecture with the most hot springs in Japan, Oita is affectionately known as the “prefecture of onsen”.
Approximately 1 hour 40 minutes flight from Haneda Airport, Tokyo.
ANA offers eight flights to Oita, daily.（Including code share flights）
Enjoy onsen, sight-seeing and gourmet food at your convenience.

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Matama Seashore Bungotakada City Tendaishu Bekkaku Honzan Futagoji Kunisaki City Showa No Machi Bungo Takada City Usa Jingu Usa City Yabakei Nakatsu City Beppu Hattou Beppu City Mamedamachi Hita City Kinrinko Yufu City Kokonoe Yume Otsuri Bridge Kokonoe Town Oita Sports Park Oita City Kokuho Usuki Sekibutsu (National Treasure Usuki Stone Buddhas) Usuki City Nagayu Ramune Onsen Taketa City Umitama Taiken Park Tsukumi Irukajima Tsukumi City Oka Castle Ruins Harajiri No Taki Bungo Oono City Fuji Kawachikeikoku Saiki City

Oita's food

With serene waves on the sea of Setouchi, warm fields, and cool mountains, Oita Prefecture is proud of its natural resources and its rich local agricultural prowess ranging from flavorful vegetable and fruits to tender meat. Enjoy the authentic taste of Oita, from fresh seafood including puffer fish, Seki mackerel and horse mackerel, and delicacies such as chicken, Japanese Wagyu Beef, vegetables and all kinds of fruits.

Seki Mackerel, Seki Horse Mackerel (Saganoseki, Oita City)

Raised in the rapids of Houyo Strait, the high quality of Seki mackerels and the horse mackerels are representative of the entire Seki area. A unique, single-fishing method and face-to-face commerce prevent the fish from getting damaged and preserve its freshness. This process has made Seki famous nation-wide. The delicate balance of fat and meat become a splendid taste and texture. If you're visiting Oita, don't forget to taste some fresh sashimi (raw sliced fish) in Seki!

Seki Mackerel, Seki Horse Mackerel (Saganoseki, Oita City)
Puffer Fish Cuisine (Usuki City)
Tuna (Tsukumi City)
Saiki Sushi (Saiki City)
Jigoku Mushi <Onsen Steamed Food> (Beppu City)
Karaage <Japanese Fried Chicken> (Nakatsu City/Usa City)
Oita Bungo Beef (Taketa City/Bungo-Ono City/Kokonoe Town/Kusu Town)
Kabosu Citrus (Usuki City/Taketa City)
Shitake Mushroom (Whole Oita)
Fried Chicken Tenders (Whole Oita)
Bungo Cuisine (Oita City Metropolitan Area)

Seki Mackerel, Seki Horse Mackerel (Saganoseki, Oita City)

Raised in the rapids of Houyo Strait, the high quality of Seki mackerels and the horse mackerels are representative of the entire Seki area. A unique, single-fishing method and face-to-face commerce prevent the fish from getting damaged and preserve its freshness. This process has made Seki famous nation-wide. The delicate balance of fat and meat become a splendid taste and texture. If you're visiting Oita, don't forget to taste some fresh sashimi (raw sliced fish) in Seki!

Seki Mackerel, Seki Horse Mackerel (Saganoseki, Oita City) Puffer Fish Cuisine (Usuki City) Tuna (Tsukumi City) Saiki Sushi (Saiki City) Jigoku Mushi <Onsen Steamed Food> (Beppu City) Karaage <Japanese Fried Chicken> (Nakatsu City/Usa City) Oita Bungo Beef (Taketa City/Bungo-Ono City/Kokonoe Town/Kusu Town) Kabosu Citrus (Usuki City/Taketa City) Shitake Mushroom (Whole Oita) Fried Chicken Tenders (Whole Oita) Bungo Cuisine (Oita City Metropolitan Area)

Thanks to the region's long history and fertile environment, Oita Prefecture is a treasure box of interesting, fresh ingredients.
In this video, we explore the fascinating food of Oita, which continues to delight both locals and visitors.

Farm stay in Oita

Farm stay: a new way to travel. Be greeted with a warm smile by your hosts, who are locals to the area. Enjoy the taste of homecooked meals using fresh, locally sourced ingredients. Experience daily life in a Japanese farming or fishing village and get to know locals on an intimate level in a homestay-style setting. It will be like a home away from home. Many of our guests enjoy their stay so much they book their next stay before leaving! Search for and book your farm stay easily using Airbnb.

Earn ANA mileage by booking your stay through Airbnb. Receive 1 mile for every 200 yen spent. Read the terms and conditions "Earn ANA miles with Airbnb".

Wind of the Sky, Hirara

On their extensive land, they work on a wide range of product, including fruits such as pear, persimmon, and kiwi, rice, a variety of vegetables, and even bee-keeping. With the motto “What we serve, we make for ourselves”, this powerful couple enjoy interacting with the people who come to stay.

Wind of the Sky, Hirara

On their extensive land, they work on a wide range of product, including fruits such as pear, persimmon, and kiwi, rice, a variety of vegetables, and even bee-keeping. With the motto “What we serve, we make for ourselves”, this powerful couple enjoy interacting with the people who come to stay.

Wind of the Sky, Hirara

Kate No Ie

Kate No Ie was built by renovating an 80-year-old house and barn. Its warm and welcoming interior was created by the owner, who decorated the space with handmade antique musical instruments. A similar atmosphere can be found in the guests' rooms thanks to eclectic decor. This accommodation is squeaky-clean and is equipped with a cooler, perfect for the warmer months. Its ideal location in the Kunisaki Peninsula makes it the perfect accommodation for those traveling to Oita.

Kaori

A log house nestled in the great nature of northern Oita Prefecture. The dishes using seasonal herbs cultivated by the host are beautiful and delicious. They have a natural hot spring at home, and we also have an open-air bath.

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