Open to the public
Coming soon.
Coming soon.
Available dates for staying overnight: April 26-November 10(Closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays)
Accommodation charge: [JPY22,000 for using the facility]＋[Adults: JPY3,300 × number of adult]＋[Children (Age 7-12): JPY1,650 × number of children]＋[Young children (0-7): JPY 1,100× number of young children]
*Children include children between seven and twelve-years-old / young children include children age between three to six-years-old.
Check-in: Please specify between 17:00 and 18:00 when booking
Check-in location: matsudai-nohbutai-fieldmuseum (3743-1 Matsudai, Tokamachi-shi)
Check-out: 09:00 on the following morning
Pre-booking required: Please make booking at least three days before the date of your stay
Maximum capacity: 10 people
Facility: Room and living room on the ground floor / another room on the upper level, bath room, kitchen (IH stovetop)
Amenities: Tooth brush, hand towel, yukata (cotton kimono for sleep), hairdryer
Please bring an extra layer of clothes as it can get quite cold even in summer.
Facilities: Refrigerator, cooking equipment (IH stovetop, rice cooker, microwave, chopping knife, chopping board, saucepan, fry pan and more), plates and bowls. You can cook your meals if you wish to. Please bring ingredients for cooking and drinks.
Croquette House is the grey building standing behind the Shedding House. It was created for the Echigo-Tsumari Art Triennale 2009. An old minka house unoccupied for nearly thirteen years was “wrapped” with melted iron powder using thermal spraying. As with the Shedding House, the artifacts of daily life were left as is, and the process of creation began with cleaning and demolition works, in addition to the creation of the path from the Shedding House to the Croquette House.
As the spraying of iron power by thermal spraying is somewhat similar to the process of putting bread crumbles on croquettes, it was named Croquette House. Please stop by when visiting or staying at Shedding House.
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