こもれびの里　古民家

Stepping back in time, can you imagine a 400-year-old house still standing? Here at Komorebi no Sato Kominka Tanaka, time seems to slow down. This isn’t just any old house. It’s a “kominka,” a traditional Japanese home that has witnessed centuries of history. Komorebi no Sato Kominka Tanaka has served as a residence for officials for over four centuries, a testament to its enduring legacy. Originally built during Japan’s Sengoku period, a time of warring states, it later became the home of the Seki Clan’s village headman during the Edo period. Imagine the stories these walls could tell. While modernized for comfort, Komorebi no Sato Kominka Tanaka retains its historical charm. The original wooden framework whispers tales of generations past, complemented by natural building materials used in its renovations. Modern amenities blend seamlessly with the traditional architecture, creating a unique experience. Picture yourself relaxing in the rotenburo, an open-air bath, surrounded by the tranquil beauty of a private Japanese garden. The extensive grounds offer over 3,300 square meters of space to explore, complete with a campfire zone and even a modern outdoor pool. Komorebi no Sato Kominka Tanaka offers a blend of history and modern luxury, a journey through time in the heart of Chiba Prefecture. It’s an escape from the ordinary, a chance to connect with the past while enjoying the comforts of the present. So, step inside and let the story of Komorebi no Sato Kominka Tanaka unfold around you.