A modern riff on sukiya teahouse-style architecture, it consists of a scattering of 10 peaceful pavilions, connected by a flowing network of wooden engawa walkways – a contemporary version of the corridors that often border traditional Japanese homes.
Inside the minimalist pavilions are tea rooms, lounges and guestrooms with clean-lined expanses of hinoki cypress wood, touches of tatami and large cut-out windows framing green views.