Nestled among the red tiled roofs of a neighborhood beside the beautiful 3km coastline of Iwami Seaside Park, this guest house is a renovated old private home built more than 100 years ago.
The representative, Mr. Kurokawa, returned to his hometown from the big city. Using his experiences there, he proposed the idea of the guest house as a way of revitalizing Hashi township. With the cooperation of other locals, he restored and renovated the old private home, landscaped the garden, and established the guest house with his own hands.
The building has a spacious Japanese structure, and its construction and the antiques seen everywhere give you the sense of its century-old history. An impressive fusuma painting made by Mr. Kurokawa's acquaintance can be found on the first floor.
The facility is shared by C-space Tora no Ana, a place relied upon by the townsfolk which offers coffee, canned beer, snacks, and sweets. It also holds sales events for fresh-baked bread, local vegetables, and other products, and many people come in for a coffee as well. Although the events are small, everyone looks forward to them and gathers together, creating a place for the townsfolk to communicate. Everyone in town is invited to join events at Hashi beach, festivals, kagura, and more, and visitors are warmly welcomed to participate as well.