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A former VIP room

Formerly the VIP entrance hall for the traditional Japanese restaurant KIN-NAKA.
After passing through the humble entryway,
visitors will reach a luxurious room constructed from
elegant vertical grain planks of hinoki cypress
that would have served to greet the most prestigious guests.
The vibrant color pallet of potter Wato Maekawa corresponds to
the seasonal scenery that can be viewed through the large windows.
Mi comes the term for time passing,
while Tu refers to spending it in an intimate, peaceful fashion.
MITU holds our thoughts for all of the travelers visiting Inami.

Formerly the VIP entrance hall for the traditional Japanese restaurant KIN-NAKA. After passing through the humble entryway, visitors will reach a luxurious room constructed from elegant vertical grain planks of hinoki cypress that would have served to greet the most prestigious guests. The vibrant color pallet of potter Wato Maekawa corresponds to
the seasonal scenery that can be viewed through the large windows. Mi comes the term for time passing, while Tu refers to spending it in an intimate, peaceful fashion. MITU holds our thoughts for all of the travelers visiting Inami.

Featured artisan

Wato Maekawa

Potter

Wato Maekawa graduated from Aichi University of the Arts in 2002 and began working in a studio in Tokyo. She moved her studio to Nanto City in 2010, where she specializes in the creation of slurry castings using plaster molds. Her works have been exhibited in venues such as the annual Japan Crafts Exhibition, and she has received many awards.

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General

Standard rate : From 17,000 Yen / person (Rate for 2 people)
Child rate: 30% discount for children ages 3-12.
*Children under the age of 3 may stay free of charge when no additional beds or meals are required.

Accommodates : 3 people
Structure : Two-story wooden house
Floor area : 91.16㎡
Location : 968-1 Yamami, Nanto-shi, Toyama
Parking : Free parking is available near the villa.