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WELLNESS: In a Rural Conservation Project

With a mission to combat rural decline, Hinui Hitohi (‘one day in Hinui’) is an innovative hotel project lead by Osaka-based design firm UMA. Set to breathe new life into the small hamlet of Hinui, Shimane Prefecture, the initiative brings together local architects, designers and chefs. Reinventing a series of vacant townhouses, the team have collaborated to create spaces and experiences aimed at immersing guests in the local landscape, culture and community.

The guesthouse consists of two buildings – the first, ‘Ichiyu’, is a former factory, reimagined by Masaki Kato as a reception area for guests, whilst the second, ‘Yasuda-tei’, serves as accommodation for six, designed by Dot Architects. To compliment interiors designed to blend with the local landscape, a series of experiences from cooking classes to craft workshops encourage visitors to connect with and learn from the surrounding community. Visit the Hinui Hitohi website to book your stay.

Wellness

In A Rural Conservation Project

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WELLNESS: In a Rural Conservation Project

With a mission to combat rural decline, Hinui Hitohi (‘one day in Hinui’) is an innovative hotel project lead by Osaka-based design firm UMA. Set to breathe new life into the small hamlet of Hinui, Shimane Prefecture, the initiative brings together local architects, designers and chefs. Reinventing a series of vacant townhouses, the team have collaborated to create spaces and experiences aimed at immersing guests in the local landscape, culture and community.

The guesthouse consists of two buildings – the first, ‘Ichiyu’, is a former factory, reimagined by Masaki Kato as a reception area for guests, whilst the second, ‘Yasuda-tei’, serves as accommodation for six, designed by Dot Architects. To compliment interiors designed to blend with the local landscape, a series of experiences from cooking classes to craft workshops encourage visitors to connect with and learn from the surrounding community. Visit the Hinui Hitohi website to book your stay.

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