Seijyakubow

Located on the Tokachi Plain in Hokkaido, Seijyakubow is a hotel that embodies the region’s nature and pioneering history. Hidden within a forest, the building gradually reveals itself along a birch-lined approach. A low entrance leads guests into a spacious lobby beneath a grand hipped roof, designed to evoke the quiet strength of a horse stable and the essence of Tokachi’s landscape.

The guest rooms, inspired by the gabled house of early settler Benzo Yoda, express simplicity and nostalgia. Each room features a high triangular ceiling and a private garden with an open-air bath, offering moments of serenity under the vast Tokachi sky.

Named after the Zen phrase wa kei sei jaku—harmony, respect, purity, and tranquility—Seijyakubow is a retreat where guests can reconnect with nature and experience the changing seasons of Tokachi in peace and stillness.