Residence in the heart of the Japanese mountains; Minimalist relaxation experience

In the Minaakami mountainous heights in Gunma province in Japan, a residence with a significant combination of nature, architecture and peace is located. This small residence consists of five minimalist villas with a copper facade and a private restaurant, all of which are placed on a beautiful ridge with an eternal view of the Tone River.

Each villa with an area of ​​2 square meters is a modern re -read of traditional Japanese mountain huts; With simple lines, handmade plaster walls, and global glass windows that eliminate the boundary between the interior and outside. The design of the villa is formed around the water element and immerses the guests in the heart of nature; An infinite 2 -meter -long pool, the Natural Warm Fountain of Onsen, the cold water pond, and a sauna that surround the open living space, providing a seasonal and pleasant place.

The interior also has a special relaxation; There are two bedrooms with the Tatami floor, a cozy wooden stove and sculpture lights from a Japanese artist. The villas have a capacity of up to eight people and are designed with the changes in the four seasons of Japan, from snow -covered winters full of cherry blossoms to green and autumn summers.

Exterior adventures such as rudging, skiing and golf are a few steps, and a restaurant inspired by the elements of fire and water, creatively transforms local raw materials into a new and different experience (Blessthisstuff).