he rental villa which is a renovated entire classroom, and divided into two guest rooms and kitchen, living room and bathroom are shared. These rooms can be used as a single room or rented out both for private use. *If you would like to book both room5 and 6, please contact us via Airbnb chat. <Interior & Art Coodination> Spatial design by interior brand IDÉE. Desks and stools from the arts and crafts room were used as dining sets, laboratory equipment, cooking utensils, and musical instruments were used to remake lamps, and basketballs from the gymnasium were upcycled as an art piece. These playful decorations provide a nostalgic experience and fun for both adults and children. -Facilities- <Kiosk> A kiosk renovated from a former classroom, selling MUJI products and local products from the local area. (Open 9:00-18:00) <Co-working area> A co-working space that can be used on a drop-in basis, or as a café where you can bring in perchased items at the kiosk. <Farm (coming soon)> On-site farm at the school. By signing up as a share farmer, you can learn about agriculture and enjoy harvesting while regularly commuting to the farm . (*Scheduled to open around next spring.) <Laundry (with dryer, charged)> *in-room laundry (without dryer) are available for free. Guests can use it for laundry during their stay, and anyone such as local residents can use it for their daily life and large laundry such as bedding. <Music Room> Xylophones, iron kotos, drums, and other instruments from elementary school days can be used freely in the music room. Visitors can also enjoy art using old instruments and music-related items. <Library> The library selection is a combination of books left at the former Oikawa Elementary School and newly selected books. The library is newly established on the second floor of the symbolic oval-shaped multi-purpose room. <Schoolyard> This is the large schoolyard in front of the school building. You can freely play running, catch, etc., just like

MUJI BASE OIKAWA is located in Yoro Gorge Onsenkyo, a hot spring resort area in Chiba Prefecture, and was reborn as a “Creative base for travelers to learn about and experience local life,” utilizing the former Yoro Gorge Elementary School, which was closed in 2013. In addition to accommodations, the facility is equipped with a kiosk and coworking space, and aims to be a place of learning where new idea is accumulated through daily interactions.