MINSHUKU
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Bed and breakfast rooms highlighting Japanese culture.
The aesthetics of the decor, the ambience and the garden all reference Japanese culture, down to the smallest detail. Artist Nathalie Cambonie offers a complete experience: the sliding panels are made from mulberry paper imported from Japan, the courtesy tray offers varieties of green tea, the floor is covered in tatami, and a yukata is provided. As for the lounge, it houses kotatsu, coffee tables with built-in blankets, a central piece of furniture in Japanese homes. In winter, breakfast is served here.
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