山梨県 · 北杜市
Jinja No Mori No Wakingu・pureisu 8MATO
Escape the urban grind and discover Jinja No Mori No Wakingu・pureisu 8MATO, a unique working retreat nestled within a sacred shrine forest in Hokuto City, Yamanashi Prefecture. This extraordinary location offers an inspiring blend of productivity and tranquility, surrounded by the majestic peaks and verdant valleys of the Yatsugatake region. Immerse yourself in the serene ambiance, where the rustling leaves and chirping birds provide a natural soundtrack to your remote work. With essential facilities available, it's the perfect sanctuary to focus, recharge, and reconnect with nature's profound beauty.
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〒409-1502 山梨県北杜市大泉町谷戸７３１８
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