Akiya
Akiya-Kanagawa
Akiya, an hour from central Tokyo, is a place where you can feel extraordinary, surrounded by the sea and mountains.
It is located on the south side of Hayama,Tateishi Beach, which was once praised by Hiroshige Ando, and the historic Jorakuji Temple are also located in the area.
Akiya is a town with small fishing ports and a relaxing atmosphere,and there is also a popular vacation spot.
The local people and nature-loving immigrants mix and mingle in this area,
A new culture is being born in this area.
Swipe
A cooperative community by the sea.
Located on a hill overlooking the Kuruwa coast, Soil work is a cooperative community of people who wish to improve society not only by growing economic capital, but also by maximizing cultural and natural environmental capital.
The Akiya location has a gymnasium, edible garden, and a kitchen that can be used by everyone, and all the facilities for playing, living, working, eating, and socializing are concentrated here.
Many people use the facility while traveling back and forth from central Tokyo locations such as Nihonbashi, promoting the exchange of people and ideas “from the city to local and nature” and “from local to local".
Located near Kuruwa Beach, this cafe offers coffee, sandwiches and erb's ice cream. It is a space where you can spend your morning, lunch, work, and off-time in a variety of ways. We value the local community and aim to be a place where people can gather and relax.
※Owned & operated by friends.
This art space is a fusion of a gallery and a flower studio. It is a space that bustles with activity through various events such as exhibitions of contemporary art works and sales of fresh flowers, and we can also propose contemporary art works for businesses and homes. It is a cozy place where people of all ages can enjoy the view of the ocean stretching out before them.
※Owned & operated by friends.
Shinnase House
A living experiment of a traveler, navigating between the city, local life, and nature. You can experience Staple products born from hotels at each places, as well as unique amateur crafts sourced locally, creating a space composed of items left behind by travelers. As a benchmark for a new local lifestyle, Staple’s style will be shared with the world through various media.
