LOUNGE
（CRAFT&STAY）
This is also possible to stay here. TAKIGAHARA HOUSE is an 80-year-old stone warehouse that has been renovated. HOUSE have long been used as storehouses to store valuable rice. The iron door, which is as strict as a safe, is proof of that. The detached stone storehouse allows you to experience a quieter space with more privacy.
HOUSE
CRAFT&STAY is a 100-year-old traditional house that has been renovated into a paradise for design lovers. Furniture by Zaha Hadid, Achille Castiglioni, Eero Saarinen and Jasper Morrison fills the space. Short/long term stays are possible as well as one night and two days.
For a two-day, one-night experience, you can choose your accommodation. This is the room with the best view in CRAFT&STAY. You can feel the natural light and green mountains. One queen size bed and one bunk bed. Perfect for families, couples and close friends.
Director's Suite（CRAFT&STAY）
You can also stay overnight with the tour
Experience Hokuriku crafts with local food
Gallery of TAKIGAHARA Village
FOCUS ON YOUR SENSES
Just moving your hands and making things is a common "experience". "TAKIGAHARA CRAFT TOURISM" is not only that, but it also starts by getting to know the unique culture of lacquerware, Japanese paper, and porcelain, and touching materials and techniques that are now precious.
For the actual experience, we invite craftsmen and designers who are involved in crafts as instructors, and not only focus on making, but also place importance on creating and imagining original colors and shapes. The source of inspiration is the nature and space of TAKIGAHARA. Let your intuition guide you and allow your thoughts to flow freely.
After the experience, dinner using TAKIGAHARA ingredients. The chef is TOMOHIRO, who works at TAKIGAHARA's hostel "CRAFT&STAY". The dinner menu is a course meal of local production for local consumption paired with Hokuriku sake and natural wine.
Sight, touch, smell, taste, hearing, all five senses will be pleasantly stimulated, that is "TAKIGAHARA CRAFT TORISM".
WASHI PAPER
和紙
You will experience the process of making Japanese washi paper
and using TAKIGAHARA's natural materials to create designs on paper.
Mika Horie, a photography artist based in Ishikawa Prefecture,
who continues to create works using handmade washi paper
and the cyanotype technique, will hold a workshop.
