Kodama no oka
Spirit garden
A hill filled with light and a pleasant breeze blowing through.
Wind, water, earth, and light resonate together, creating a small forest where the spirits of the trees dwell in daily life.
Japanese zelko
A large Zelkova tree stands at the entrance to the village.
Growing as if protecting the cliff, it acts as a mother tree, watching over this land and Kodama Hill.
Old folk house
A nostalgic old folk house, with a traditional hearth in the dirt floor and overflowing with the good old days of Japanese life.
It was named "House of Wind" because of the pleasant breeze that blows through it.
A new story for Kodama Hill begins in this long-untouched space.
Spirit garden
We want to create a forest of spirits.
A place filled with trees and high energy.
Water and wind, microorganisms and light, flow, and human consciousness.
We have begun creating a model garden where these elements come together.
Plant field
Kodama Hill is home to many trees.
Some of them have been rescued for various reasons, such as "I don't know what to do with them" or "I need to keep them alive somehow."
They recover here and spend their time until they are ready to go to their new owners.
Rice field
In our pesticide-free, fertilizer-free, and water-rich rice fields, we grow Sasanishiki rice, glutinous rice, and wild rice.
We started growing rice in 2021.
There were years when we were baptized by wild boars,
but we are grateful to be able to harvest even a small amount every year.
We participate in rice planting and harvesting, and at the end of the year we share our joy by making rice cakes.
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