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Our Property is a hidden retreat located in the village of Azumino, Shinshu, surrounded by natural forests. The area is home to artistic buildings such as museums that harmonize with nature, creating a serene environment. While the exterior features a rustic design reminiscent of traditional Japanese houses, stepping inside reveals a fusion of Western-style interiors inspired by the Meiji era and traditional Japanese Room designs, including features like an irori hearth. In this simple yet nostalgic space filled with the warmth of wood, we believe you will fully experience a sense of comfort and relaxation.
A private, whole-house villa nestled in a lush forest at the foot of Mt. Ariake, an outlying peak of Mt. Jonen in the Northern Alps, Azumino, Shinshu. Its distinctive equilateral-triangle design offers a relaxed space where adults and children alike can enjoy time together freely and comfortably. Savor the beauty of nature in every season up close while enjoying BBQs on the terrace and a natural Onsen.This award-winning building received an Excellence Award in the long-established “Architectural Works Award” from the Nagano Association of Architectural Firms.* A prestigious award evaluated on five criteria, including excellence in design, structure, and functionality, as well as consideration for the global environment (designed by Kurahashi Architectural Planning Office).
SANU 2nd Home is your second home, a place to relax and awaken your senses.Step away from the hustle and bustle of city life, immerse yourself in nature with all five senses, and experience a lifestyle crafted by your own hands.AMATSUMI Azumino is a serene retreat where you can enjoy the soothing sound of a flowing river and the rich beauty of four distinct seasons in peace.Nestled at the end of a red pine-lined path through open countryside, this single-story home with its slanted roof was designed by a local architect couple from Azumino. The house has been thoughtfully renovated to honor its refined design while incorporating elements of local folk art traditions.In this harmonious space where elegant architecture meets stunning forest views and the gentle murmur of Nakabusa River nearby, you can spend tranquil moments at ease.Surrounded by breathtaking scenery in Hotaka's villa area—known as "Scholars' Village"—in Azumino City, you'll find cafes, soba restaurants, and other dining options within just a 5-minute drive to savor local flavors.The way you spend your time here is entirely up to you. Discover what suits you best for an unforgettable stay.
SANU 2nd Home is a second home where you can relax your mind and body while awakening your senses.Step away from the hustle and bustle of city life, immerse yourself in nature with all five senses, and experience a lifestyle crafted by your own hands.KOSO Azumino was originally built as an art gallery and later used as an atelier and office. It has been transformed into an exclusive villa for one group per day. The name "KOSO" reflects gratitude towards nature and people, inspired by the original gallery's name meaning "because of (nature or people)."The unique design resembling a traditional storehouse has been preserved while incorporating local elements such as Azumino-sourced wood and glasswork created by local artists. Renovations include features like cedar plank fences, pure white plaster walls, massive 10-meter beams reminiscent of the grandeur of the Northern Alps, along with softly curved dining spaces designed to embrace you warmly. There’s also a cozy area to gather around while watching the stove’s flames.Experience the warmth of craftsmanship through Shinshu lacquerware, Uchiyama handmade paper, Karakami prints, and other locally crafted items that reflect natural textures and artistry from this region.
Nestled in a quiet villa area in Azumino–Hotaka at the foothills of the Northern Alps, this is a private Onsen Accommodation limited to one group per day, rented as an entire house. In the hinoki bath made from Kiso cypress, you can enjoy free-flowing natural hot spring water drawn from the mountains. The approx. 450 m² garden features local plants that bud and change with the seasons, and you can feel these transitions from the living room. At night, a star-filled sky spreads across the clear air, bringing a stillness far from everyday life. In the morning, we offer a light breakfast featuring freshly grated wasabi. Although winters are severe in this area, a pellet stove like a fireplace is installed for comfortable stays even in autumn and winter. Daio Wasabi Farm and the Azumino Chihiro Art Museum are about 15 minutes away by car. The nearest ski resort is Jiigatake Ski Resort—ideal for beginners and families—about 30 minutes away by car. Hakuba, Kurobe, Kamikochi, and Matsumoto are all within about an hour’s drive. Enjoying views of the Northern Alps foothills, this Accommodation is an ideal base for exploring Azumino’s unique nature and culture at a relaxed pace. Step away from daily life and spend time restoring both body and mind.
Enjoy natural onsen in your private bath anytime you like. A fully private sauna (reservation required) is also available. Surrounded by the clear air and nature of Azumino, spend a relaxing stay reading or soaking in the onsen. This space is also perfect for solo travelers. Nearby, you'll find museums and cafes, with Matsumoto Castle just a 40-minute drive away and Hakuba an hour away. Conveniently located for both sightseeing and business trips, escape the hustle and bustle to enjoy a peaceful stay.
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