This guesthouse lets you experience welfare activities while experiencing the rich nature and culture of the Oki Islands.
Work together to prepare the bounty of the sea, brought by local fishermen and farmers, while learning how to fillet and prepare fish.
Seasonal island feasts will cover the dining table, and at night, there will be a large banquet with song, dance, and talk while drinking local sake. You'll feel the warmheartedness of the islanders.
The structure is adjacent to the main house. Meals are taken in a separate large room with an irori hearth, and a large Japanese-style room in the main house is used for sleeping. If the weather is good, breakfast can be eaten on a table in the garden, as you listen to the babbling of the river amid fresh air.
Mr. Hayakawa, the proprietor, also serve as the director of a welfare facility, and recommends experiences helping and interacting with people with disabilities.