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Takayama
Kusa no Niwa
Grass Garden
"Kusa no Niwa" (Grass Garden) is a tasteful building that is over 100 years old.
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『草の庭』へようこそ。
ちょっと寄り道をして、この古民家宿をご案内しましょう。扉はすべて開けてあります。外から差し込む光で何とも言えない風情がありますね。
ここが玄関です。土足禁止です。リビングに直行します。ここは憩いの場であり、食事やお酒の席にもご利用いただけます。
高山の夜は冷え込むのですが、部屋の中は暖かくて快適です。もう一つ部屋がありますが、ここも快適でリラックスできます。ご覧のとおり、窓が庭に向けて開きます。
廊下に出ると、奥に主寝室があります。庭の景色が印象的ですね。さあ、主寝室です。布団が2組あり、電気毛布がついています。夜はとても寒いので助かります。
朝起きて外に出ると、この美しい中庭が現れます。ところどころ雪に覆われていますね。昨晩は少し雪が降っていました。ここに到着した日は、完全に真っ白でしたよ。
さて、元に戻ってみましょう。部屋はすべて開けっ放しです。台所に向かいます。昨晩はここで美味しいご飯を作りました。ここに座って、食べながら中庭の景色を楽しみました。
ここからは浴室に抜けます。トイレ、洗濯機、お風呂、洗面台、シャワーがついています。窓からは庭の景色が見えます。旅の疲れを癒してくれるでしょう。
先ほどのリビングに戻ります。今日チェックアウトしなければならないなんて非常に残念です。圧倒的な美しさを誇る『草の庭』に、ぜひ近いうちに戻って来たいですね。
ちょっと寄り道をして、この古民家宿をご案内しましょう。扉はすべて開けてあります。外から差し込む光で何とも言えない風情がありますね。
ここが玄関です。土足禁止です。リビングに直行します。ここは憩いの場であり、食事やお酒の席にもご利用いただけます。
高山の夜は冷え込むのですが、部屋の中は暖かくて快適です。もう一つ部屋がありますが、ここも快適でリラックスできます。ご覧のとおり、窓が庭に向けて開きます。
廊下に出ると、奥に主寝室があります。庭の景色が印象的ですね。さあ、主寝室です。布団が2組あり、電気毛布がついています。夜はとても寒いので助かります。
朝起きて外に出ると、この美しい中庭が現れます。ところどころ雪に覆われていますね。昨晩は少し雪が降っていました。ここに到着した日は、完全に真っ白でしたよ。
さて、元に戻ってみましょう。部屋はすべて開けっ放しです。台所に向かいます。昨晩はここで美味しいご飯を作りました。ここに座って、食べながら中庭の景色を楽しみました。
ここからは浴室に抜けます。トイレ、洗濯機、お風呂、洗面台、シャワーがついています。窓からは庭の景色が見えます。旅の疲れを癒してくれるでしょう。
先ほどのリビングに戻ります。今日チェックアウトしなければならないなんて非常に残念です。圧倒的な美しさを誇る『草の庭』に、ぜひ近いうちに戻って来たいですね。
Welcome to the beautiful Kusanoniwa.
We’re gonna do a quick detour from the rest of our trip and take a quick tour through the house, which I’ve gone and opened up all of the doors, just to show how beautiful it is with the light streaming through. Here is the entrance. Shoes off. And we’re gonna step straight into the main room, which is a place for relaxation, eating, um, or drinking, rather. Um, it’s also very comfortable and very warm in the cold Takayama nights. This is another room for relaxation, quite comfortable and relaxing, and as you can see the windows open up into the backyard. As we step into the hallway, it goes all the way through to the master bedroom, with a beautiful view out over the backyard. Now through here, two futons, electric heated, which is good considering it gets very cold here at night, and when you wake up in the morning, you step out and see this beautiful courtyard, which is uh, semi-partially blanketed by snow. We’ve had a bit of snowfall overnight. When we arrived, first day, it was fully blanketed. And as we step back through the house, once again, all of the rooms opened, it takes us through to the kitchen. And last night we cooked a nice lovely meal here. We sat here and ate it while looking out over the courtyard. Stepping through here to the laundry, we have the bathroom, laundry, hot tub, wet room, shower, and you can relax and enjoy it while you look out into the garden. Making our way back through to the main room of the house, I’d just like to say that we’re extremely sad that today is our last day because it is absolutely beautiful here, and we look forward to coming back sometime soon.
We’re gonna do a quick detour from the rest of our trip and take a quick tour through the house, which I’ve gone and opened up all of the doors, just to show how beautiful it is with the light streaming through. Here is the entrance. Shoes off. And we’re gonna step straight into the main room, which is a place for relaxation, eating, um, or drinking, rather. Um, it’s also very comfortable and very warm in the cold Takayama nights. This is another room for relaxation, quite comfortable and relaxing, and as you can see the windows open up into the backyard. As we step into the hallway, it goes all the way through to the master bedroom, with a beautiful view out over the backyard. Now through here, two futons, electric heated, which is good considering it gets very cold here at night, and when you wake up in the morning, you step out and see this beautiful courtyard, which is uh, semi-partially blanketed by snow. We’ve had a bit of snowfall overnight. When we arrived, first day, it was fully blanketed. And as we step back through the house, once again, all of the rooms opened, it takes us through to the kitchen. And last night we cooked a nice lovely meal here. We sat here and ate it while looking out over the courtyard. Stepping through here to the laundry, we have the bathroom, laundry, hot tub, wet room, shower, and you can relax and enjoy it while you look out into the garden. Making our way back through to the main room of the house, I’d just like to say that we’re extremely sad that today is our last day because it is absolutely beautiful here, and we look forward to coming back sometime soon.
"Kusa no Niwa" (Grass Garden) is a tasteful building that is over 100 years old.
It is a private house built in Hida Takayama during the Meiji era by Mr. Jisuke Kawajiri,
the master who built the Kusakabe Folklore Museum, which is an important cultural property of the country.
(The Kusakabe Folk Crafts Museum is a 4-minute walk)
If you stay here after visiting the Kusakabe Folk Crafts Museum, you will be able to experience more what a traditional Japanese house is.
Proceeding through the Grass Garden approach, you will find a wild grass garden on your right.
When you enter the entrance on your left, you can smell the scent of the Meiji era 100 years ago.
You can admire the garden through the corridor from any room that surrounds the courtyard.
The view from the bathroom of the Japanese cypress, with the windows wide open toward the courtyard, makes you forget about your daily life.
Bathing while looking at the greenery and blue sky of the garden shining in the morning sun as well as at night will make you feel refreshed.
After enjoying shopping at Miyagawa Morning Market (5-minute walk), you can enjoy the view of the Grass Garden and the courtyard as well as the wind passing through the windows while making delicious coffee in the dining kitchen facing the two gardens.
In the bedroom of the Grass Garden, a fusumae (painting on fusuma sliding doors) painted by Mr. Rokusho Shimizu, who was very active during the Meiji era, is displayed. This painting is also displayed in the Taue family (a cultural property designated by Takayama City and a constituent cultural property of Japan Heritage) in Nyukawa-cho. You can see the breathtaking brushstrokes in the painting.
Please enjoy the scenery and culture of the four seasons of Takayama while feeling the warmth of the hands of the master who built the Grass Garden 100 years ago.
It is a private house built in Hida Takayama during the Meiji era by Mr. Jisuke Kawajiri,
the master who built the Kusakabe Folklore Museum, which is an important cultural property of the country.
(The Kusakabe Folk Crafts Museum is a 4-minute walk)
If you stay here after visiting the Kusakabe Folk Crafts Museum, you will be able to experience more what a traditional Japanese house is.
Proceeding through the Grass Garden approach, you will find a wild grass garden on your right.
When you enter the entrance on your left, you can smell the scent of the Meiji era 100 years ago.
You can admire the garden through the corridor from any room that surrounds the courtyard.
The view from the bathroom of the Japanese cypress, with the windows wide open toward the courtyard, makes you forget about your daily life.
Bathing while looking at the greenery and blue sky of the garden shining in the morning sun as well as at night will make you feel refreshed.
After enjoying shopping at Miyagawa Morning Market (5-minute walk), you can enjoy the view of the Grass Garden and the courtyard as well as the wind passing through the windows while making delicious coffee in the dining kitchen facing the two gardens.
In the bedroom of the Grass Garden, a fusumae (painting on fusuma sliding doors) painted by Mr. Rokusho Shimizu, who was very active during the Meiji era, is displayed. This painting is also displayed in the Taue family (a cultural property designated by Takayama City and a constituent cultural property of Japan Heritage) in Nyukawa-cho. You can see the breathtaking brushstrokes in the painting.
Please enjoy the scenery and culture of the four seasons of Takayama while feeling the warmth of the hands of the master who built the Grass Garden 100 years ago.
Access
〒506-0858 125 Sakuramachi, Takayama City, Gifu Prefecture
car/taxi
About 5 minutes by car from JR Takayama Station.
There are 2 parking spaces on the premises.
Mapcode： 191 226 262*58
on foot
18 minutes walk from JR Takayama Station.
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bus
Take the counterclockwise "Machinami Bus"
at the Nohi Bus Center (2) platform next to
JR Takayama Station,
get off at the "Sakuramachi" bus stop,
and walk for 3 minutes (about 15 minutes).
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