Spend some relaxing time with your loved one in a 120-year-old farmhouse. Enjoy the beauty of Satoyama as you watch the rice grains sway in the wind, listen to the birds singing, and gaze up at the starry sky!

　Our inn is located in a small village nestled within a satoyama landscape, surrounded by lush mountains.
For those of you living in the city, this place offers a gentle escape from the ordinary—an extension of your everyday life.
Here, you’ll find the original scenery of Japan’s satoyama—a landscape that seems familiar yet has largely disappeared today.
From the shrines deep in the forest to the roadside shrines (dosojin) standing by the path, each one possesses its own unique character, making this a place where a profound local spirit thrives.
If you take a stroll around the area, you may even encounter locals who live nearby.
You’ll witness the changing seasons through the farmers working in the fields and see the friendly smiles of children on their way home from school.
Interacting with locals you meet on your travels will give you a sense of calm and warmth.
For some reason, those chance encounters will become cherished memories that make you want to say, “I’m home.”

This 120-year-old mansion, once owned by a wealthy farmer, retains the charm of its old pillars and beams while featuring a modern jacuzzi and an island kitchen brimming with functional beauty.

・In the living room—more than spacious enough for the whole family—indulge in the luxury of doing nothing.
・A soak in the jacuzzi while gazing at the starry sky is a sweet, soul-nourishing treat.
・ In the fully equipped kitchen, complete with cookware and tableware, you can use traditional local crafts
・A glass-enclosed BBQ room where you can enjoy the satoyama scenery as if you were outdoors
・ Lay out your futon in the Japanese-style room for a restful night’s sleep

Nearby, you’ll find outdoor facilities where you can enjoy activities like zip-lining, an indoor wood education center filled with wooden toys, and a small, family-friendly ski resort in the winter. It also offers easy access to the “Fukui Prefectural Dinosaur Museum.”