NIWA KAMAKURA

The dining area, designed to "naturally gather," features stunning views from the spacious veranda and an overwhelming sense of openness. Equipped with underfloor heating, it provides comfortable warmth even in winter.

The island-style modern kitchen is equipped with carefully selected utensils and cooking tools. We also offer a dinner Plan featuring course meals prepared by a private chef.

A sauna designed with the traditional Japanese cultural element of the irori (sunken hearth). The irori was not only a source of warmth and cooking but also a place for people to gather and communicate. This is a new type of communication sauna where family and friends naturally come together and conversations flow. We have adopted the Finnish-style löyly sauna, originating from the birthplace of saunas. By pouring water over sauna stones to create steam (löyly) and increase humidity, it offers a lower temperature compared to the conventional dry saunas popular in Japan, allowing even those who are not fond of saunas to enjoy a longer and more comfortable experience.

【Cold Water Bath】Utilizing natural well water sourced from within the premises. Despite being a shallow well with a depth of only 4.5m, it boasts an abundant water supply and is minimally affected by annual temperature variations, with a temperature difference of approximately 1°C between summer and winter. Enhance your sauna experience with a cold water bath featuring excellent water quality. After the cold water bath, relax in the unique outdoor air bath space overlooking the Kamakura stone cave and bamboo grove.

A garden designed to showcase the natural beauty of native plants, allowing you to enjoy the changing seasons. The layout invites exploration, offering various perspectives of the two buildings as you stroll through. The spacious terrace of the main house seamlessly connects to the garden, creating a unified space that fosters diverse interactions.