This two-story wooden guesthouse is located at the foot of Mt. It consists of a salon building, an accommodation building and a bathroom building. The east and west gable faces have 700mm diameter, 9m long camphor wood pillars from Kumamoto. The first floor of the salon building is used as a pilotis. The first floor of the salon building is used as a pilotis. In the salon building, small beams like rafters are hung in the form of small bones on the feel-good beams, and sash frames are embedded in the duckboards and sills, which are structural materials, to create a span of 3.6m.

Japan | Yamanashi

Shinkenchiku September 2011 issue 171P