ABOUT

About "Koku"

The Reason Koku Was Born

As I was caught up in the daily rush of time, there was a moment when I suddenly stopped and asked myself, “What do I truly value?” It was then that I came across a house perched on a hill in Shuzenji. As I listened to the sound of the wind and watched the light shift, I felt my heart grow light.

A green table and chairs set up in the garden, with a barbecue grill behind them; in the background, the house's windows, shelves, and the greenery of the garden

“Koku” is a place born from our own experiences. It is not a vacation home meant for show, but a hideaway where you can rediscover your true self. We hope that the time you spend here will serve as a “breathing space” for our guests, allowing you to start walking your own path again tomorrow.

This is a photo of a living room featuring a gray L-shaped sofa and purple cushions, with abstract art and curtains in the background, and natural light streaming in.
A bouquet of pink flowers in a black vase. The background features a white curtain and a window.

The Meaning Behind the Name “Toki”

We have imbued the facility’s name, “Koku,” with two meanings.

One is the hope that you will carefully cherish the “irreplaceable moments” you spend here. The other is the hope that you will step away from the hustle and bustle of the world, pause the hands of time, and feel a sense of “inner peace.”

Please come and experience the slow passage of time that characterizes this place.

What Shapes Time

We’d like to introduce the items we’ve carefully selected and the thoughts behind your stay.

  • A white, round wall clock hangs on the wall, showing 11:55.

    Lemnos Orb Wall Clock

    A Master Craftsman has applied a mottled pure silver finish to the brass casting using a special coloring technique. It possesses a dignified beauty that marks the passage of time with a sense of tranquility.

  • A photo of a dinnerware set and cutlery. A small bowl sits on a white plate, with a fork and spoon next to it. The background features a rug and a wooden table.

    HIBITO

    The rust-glazed trim evokes a sense of "Japanese tradition" while blending seamlessly into any setting. It embodies the wish to "be a part of your daily life."

  • A projector and screen set up on the living room wall. On the left are a bookshelf, some ornaments, and a lamp. On the right are a chair and a fur rug, and hats and bags are hanging on the wall.

    Home Theater: Anker / OPSODIS 1

    Enjoy a special moment surrounded by soothing sounds and visuals. With a laser projector and surround-sound speakers, we’ve transformed your living room into a space that feels just like a small theater.

  • A view of a table with a black liquid bottle, a wooden toothbrush, a clear glass, and a liquid measuring device placed against a background of green ivy.

    AESOP / THREE

    We chose Aesop fragrances for the bathroom and THREE skincare products, which are suitable for people of all ages and genders.

  • A photo of a table with a houseplant and a hair dryer on it

    Refa / KINUJO

    Equipped with Refa showerheads and KINUJO hair dryers and flat irons, take some time to gently pamper your hair and skin.

  • Margaret Josefin

    A mild toothpaste suitable for children and adults alike. Free of synthetic surfactants and alcohol, its gentle flavor—enriched with herbal extracts and xylitol—gently sets the tone for your morning.

  • Images showing examples of interior design and a list of company news articles. Each image includes photos of interiors, furniture, and designs, along with the date and a description.

    Interior Coordination Laugh Style MAKO

    Understanding the owner’s vision, she captured the “time” that flows through this place and transformed it into a spatial design. She is the interior designer who helped bring SHUZENJI Toki to life.

    Laugh Style MAKO ↗︎