Bedroom 1: Features two semi-double beds and a private en-suite toilet.
Bedroom 2: Features one comfortable double bed.
Bedroom 3: Features two traditional futons on tatami beds.
All rooms are furnished with premium hotel-quality bedding to ensure a restful night's sleep.

Amenities & Facilities

• Climate Control: All rooms are equipped with individual air conditioning.
• Eco-Friendly Amenities: Sustainable bath products provided for your comfort.
• Refreshments: Mini-fridge in the common area or designated space.
• Audio: Bose Bluetooth speaker for high-quality sound.
• Entertainment (Bedroom 1 Only): A flat-screen TV is provided in Bedroom 1, featuring local channels and Amazon Prime Video.

※To preserve the serene and tranquil atmosphere of the estate, other bedrooms are intentionally kept TV-free.

The kitchen and dining area, featuring high ceilings and a spacious, airy atmosphere, is fully equipped for your culinary needs.
Appliances: Gas stovetop, microwave, oven, and coffee maker.
Tea Culture: A selection of traditional Japanese tea utensils is provided.
Tableware: We take pride in our collection of handcrafted tableware, featuring works by renowned artists such as Yu Uchida and mushimeganebooks, alongside exquisite lacquerware.
Cookware: Comprehensive kitchen tools are available for your use.
Comfort: Fully equipped with both air conditioning and underfloor heating for a pleasant stay in any season.

Our bathroom is a unique architectural masterpiece designed by Fumihiko Sano.
Based on the concept of "an open-air bath integrated with a private courtyard," the space offers a seamless connection between the interior and the serene garden outside. We invite you to experience a moment of profound relaxation as if bathing in the heart of nature.
Amenities: We exclusively provide natural bath products from nemohamo, a brand dedicated to the power of whole-plant extracts.

The vast Japanese garden welcomes you with a monument by the renowned sculptor Kyubey Kiyomizu. The landscape is anchored by majestic pines and cedars over 200 years old, with seasonal flowers adding delicate colors throughout the year.
The garden also holds a unique piece of international history: it is home to trees brought back from the 1893 Chicago World's Fair. These were planted by Kumao Ito (the 9th head of the family) and his associates, who received acclaim for their "Japanese-style Tea House" exhibit at the expo, marking an early milestone in introducing Japanese tea culture to the world.

Once a traditional rice granary, this renovated storehouse has been transformed into a private library. Here, you can savor a cup of tea while exploring a collection of over 1,500 books.
The view from the window offers a timeless landscape—a Japanese garden that has remained virtually unchanged for over 200 years. At dusk, the space becomes truly magical, offering a breathtaking, unobstructed view of the sunset.

Another renovated storehouse has been converted into a private theater room. Equipped with a large screen and a 5.1-channel surround sound system, it offers an immersive cinematic experience.