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Living Room

It's all green outside

The best spot to enjoy the nice wind and light from outside

A living room where you can chat with friends

Spend time with friends and family in the living room around the coffee table, not on the sofa facing the TV.

Xgimi mobile projector

If it's raining outside, watch a movie on the projector and enjoy the time doing nothing.

You can enjoy movies and dramas on the big screen.

Kitchen

Fun cooking time in the open kitchen

Have breakfast in the kitchen where you can enjoy your company while cooking.

Both art and functionality

The kitchen is lined with artworks from around the world and tableware collected by the owner. There is also a commercial refrigerator and microwave oven, so you can prepare enough functions to cook.

tableware and glasses

If you prefer to cook at home, we have enough dishes and glasses.

Main Bedroom

Western-style room with ultimate comfort

The double-sized bed has a mat thickness of 26 cm, which provides the same ultimate comfort as a luxury hotel. Experience the electric blinds that open and close at the touch of a button in the morning.

Smooth remote work

Remote work and reading can also be done smoothly at a desk reborn from an old cypress bath tub.

Japanese room

Japanese style room to rest on the bed

By bringing the comfort of a bed into a traditional Japanese-style room with tatami mats and shoji screens, we have made it possible for people of all ages and countries to rest comfortably.

A Japanese-style room with dazzling greenery in the garden through the shoji screen

You know it's morning with the gentle light from the shoji, and when you open it, you'll see the evergreen cedar trees right there. You can enjoy a relaxing morning while relaxing in your futon.

Onsen / Hot Spring

Izu stone bath

Enjoy the luxury of a hot spring at home.

Hot spring

Omuro Onsen is colorless and transparent. Not only is it effective for injuries and cold, but also it relates the mind.

Precious Izu Wakakusa stone

In the bathroom, Izu Wakakusa Stone, which is soft and pleasant to the touch, is used. No longer mined, Perry brought this stone back to the United States from Shimoda, and is said that it is used for the obelisk-shaped Washington Monument in Washington, D.C.