| You can book just the V.I.P. guest wing for a night, or the whole house for your exclusive use. |
The VIP Guest Wing was once an administrative office of Iwaki Ship Building Company. It has a look of a Japanese interpretation of ‘Western Building’ in the 40s. Now it is converted into an accommodation facility that hosts up to 4 adults bookable in this website or by major on-line booking sites. Click the below images and move your mouse to see 360 degrees of our facility.
Dining and Living Area
Master Bed Room (upcycled kimono sash bedding) – former company president office
Two single-bed room – former secretary room
Red carpet hallway
Hinoki cypress wooden tub (biomass boiler heated water for decarbonization)
From JPY70,000 per group up to four persons
including breakfast and taxes
- American king Bed and 2 single Beds
- 95m2
- Air conditioning for cooling and heating
- Biomass wood furnace for heating and hot water during winter months
- Handmade stained glass Tiffany lamp replicas by owner’s father
- Wheelchair access to inner courtyard
- Cypress wooden bath tub with a shower
- Safety box
- Bidet
- Nice views of the garden
- Non-smoking
- High speed Wi-fi
- Hair dryer
- Biodegradable shampoo/conditioner/body soap
- Free recycled green tea powder for body scrub
In addition to the V.I.P. wing, if your party is more than 4 people, ask as us for a stay in the Living Wing. This part of the facility can be used in addition to the V.I.P. Guest Wing if you agree to join our preservation society as one-time member.
The Guest Wing is the two-story building made to host the special guests. The Southern Japanese Hemlock, the trees native to the area, are used here as other castles. The openwork of the decorative transom is a must see part of Shunyoso that has eight kinds of treasure believed to bring good luck to the house at that time.
The upper floor of the Living Wing is the most fascinating part of Shunyoso with specially designed ceiling with latticed bamboo and fan-shaped roof balk. The space is often used by loca artists and performers including Mihara Junior High school students for a puppet show.
Upper Floor