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One of Japan's top 3 beauty-enhancing Onsen accommodations "Bold yet delicate architecture by shrine carpenters" + "Danish Nordic furniture and lighting"A villa nestled in a forest where you can enjoy the sound of birds. The Onsen features sodium chloride, known for its moisturizing properties, leaving your skin smooth and hydrated.【Layout】2 main bedrooms + LDK, totaling 3 rooms (98 sqm)■ Lighting: Louis Poulsen PH5, Panthella, Radiohus Pendant, Patera, Patera Oval ■ Furniture: Carl Hansen Y Chair, Cuba Chair ■ Doors: Mairado sliding doors ■ Ceiling: Taiko-bari beam design ■ Onsen bath: Crafted with Towada stone and granite ■ Powerful 200V air conditioning: Pre-heated to welcome you upon arrival. ■ Welcome drink: One bottle of water (2L)

Enjoy exclusive use of a 170-year-old historic residence, certified as Shimoda Town Heritage No. 1, for one group only. The dignified building features traditional namako walls and preserves master craftsmanship that is difficult to recreate today—round windows, kumiko latticework, transoms, and gently wavering antique glass throughout. In the early Showa period, an annex was added to welcome leading figures from politics and business, and it still retains the atmosphere of a refined guest space. Soak in the free-flowing Onsen fed directly from the source and spend unhurried time gazing out at the garden. Rather than simply staying at an Accommodation, you can experience what it feels like to inherit a historic residence all to yourselves. Discover Shimoda’s history and architectural beauty—something you won’t find at a Hotel or Ryokan.

“Accommodation Sakurayamaso” is a special Accommodation where you can experience Japan’s traditional aesthetic of wabi-sabi. Wabi-sabi is a uniquely Japanese sense of beauty that values the quiet, understated charm found in nature’s changes and the passage of time. Renovated by your host, an architectural designer, this Accommodation lets you appreciate the refined beauty of Japanese culture through its atmospheric traditional architecture and carefully prepared interiors. Though set away from the bustle, it offers easy access to Nagoya’s popular spots, and there are many nearby restaurants where you can enjoy local Nagoya cuisine.