About the Room
The house has carried time for generations.
The local carpenter who restored it
understood that.
Rather than replacing the old timber,
he carefully preserved it,
giving new life only where it was needed.
His craftsmanship remains
in every beam, every pillar,
and in the gentle scent of wood.
This room was never meant to feel brand new.
It was meant to let time remain.
Inside the house,
there is only one small window.
The open view belongs outside.
It almost feels as though the carpenter is quietly telling us that.
The work of those who built this house, and those who passed it on to the future,
still lives here today.
A Day at Kakurekura
This kura has quietly welcomed new mornings
for more than seventy years.
Today, it welcomes yours.
Simply slow down.
Take in what is already around you.
Breathe a little deeper.
Here, the air and the rhythm of time feel a little different.
The seasons will quietly show you how to spend your day.
Here, time moves more gently.
If you take even a small part of that feeling home,
then this old house
has fulfilled its purpose.
Beneath an open sky, within a quiet countryside, another new day is gently added
to the story of this house.
Tour of Kakurekura
Our House
For guests wishing to experience breakfast at the irori hearth (aditional charge), please inquire via email no later than two days prior to arrival after making your reservation.
As this is an experiential activity, guests will be asked to assist during meal.
※ Please understand that we may not be able to accommodate requests due to circumstances.
Check-in/Check-out Times
Check-in: 4:00 PM ~ 10:00 PM
Check-out: ~ 10:00 AM
Please be aware that as this is a traditional Japanese house,
there are steep stairs and many steps throughout the property.
Kettle pot Tea/Coffee Induction cook top
Toothbrush
Cotton swabs
Alcohol-based hand sanitizer
Hand soap
Refrigerator
Rice cooker
Microwave oven
Toaster
Wood bath tub
Kitchen facilities
Bath towel
Face towel
Shampoo
Washbasin / Cleaning toilet
Body soap
Hairdryer
