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Luxury private villa "Nowhere but Hayama" in Hayama, Kanagawa. A renovated 100-year-old Japanese house located next to the Hayama Imperial Villa. Prime beachfront location where you can hear the gentle sound of waves. Equipped with a modern kitchen, a laundry room convenient for long stays, high-grade mattresses used by 5-star hotels, and carefully selected interiors. The renovated interior will surely surprise you with its contrast to the traditional Japanese exterior. A luxurious private villa offering hotel-like comfort. Relax on the veranda or tatami Room while listening to the sound of waves, then take a stroll along Isshiki Beach just a minute's walk away. Conveniently located near supermarkets, restaurants, bakeries, and shops. Experience special moments as you immerse yourself in the slow-paced time of Hayama in this traditional Japanese house.

A serene time and space, like a calm sea “LULLA” is centered on art and wellness, offering new value you can feel with both mind and body—and delivering an unforgettable, special experience. The name “LULLA” is a coined word combining “Lull,” meaning calm seas, with the initial “A” of Azusa, the producer behind the project. From the layout and materials to the furniture and every detail, everything is elegant yet unique—bold yet soft. The space itself reflects SEA ROOM LYNN’s refined individuality, all in beautiful harmony.

Right in front of Zaimokuza Beach.Spend serene, unhurried moments unique to this location, surrounded by the sound of the waves and the sea breeze.An airy living room with 3.3 m-high ceilings, a terrace that opens toward the ocean,and a private sauna and ocean-view bathroom—a luxurious seaside retreat where Kamakura’s tranquility meets modern beauty.UMITO’s first private villa where you can stay with your dog—enjoy a truly special time with your family, partner, or friends.

These are Zen words. The concept of Modern Ryokan kishi-ke offers a new travel style in Kamakura. A journey to feel sufficiency, traveling as if living in Japan. Not just sightseeing, dining, and sleeping, but experiencing local culture, interacting with people, and living like a resident. A journey to experience sufficiency.