After passing the town of Misumi in Hamada City and driving for another 20 minutes into the mountains, you will reach an area that draws many tourists in spring which is marked by a large 660-year-old cherry tree, "Obirazakura."
If you walk a few hundred meters west from the entrance to Obirazakura, you will see "Sanso Hisayoshiya" on a small hill. An adorable dog will welcome you into the mansion after you walk up the long slope.
Mr. Miura is a handyman and he takes care of all the different rooms by himself. Even now, he is still maintaining them on a daily basis. Everything here, including the wooden counters and chairs, is passionately made by hand.

Mr. Miura, a practitioner, was born and raised in Misumi-cho and lived outside the prefecture once, but returned to Misumi-cho when he was in his 30s. A few years ago, when I was participating in a group to promote settlement in the area and working on activities, I have been thinking about the problems that Misumi Town is facing. To discover the charm of Misumi Town, you can enjoy the experience of being surrounded by nature with Mr. Miura, a hunter, including picking wild vegetables and mushrooms.

Mr. Miura is an interesting host with a great sense of humor. He is someone whom you will immediately get along with after meeting him for the first time, and who will make you want to extend your stay.