[Case Study] Kikusui-en (Kanto Residence)

Revitalizing the community with traditional values × a new work style! Introducing a wonderful working facility.

We would like to introduce a case that proposes a new value of a work style that allows you to experience the beauty of a historically and traditionally rich Japanese house while enjoying the unique atmosphere of a traditional farmhouse at Kanto Kyo's Sukusuien. The company that introduced this coworking space was established during the late Meiji to early Taisho periods. A space is spread out there that cannot be experienced in urban areas. Upon entering the gate, to the right, Kanto Kyo offers spaces that can be used for Japanese cultural activities such as flower arrangement, tea ceremony, events, and as a coworking space. [Case Overview (Partial)] - Installation of original tables made from timber sourced from Kanuma City - Installation of CO2 monitors (carbon dioxide concentration meters) and air purifiers - Coworking is also possible when the tea room is not in use - Cushions and lap tables are provided when used as a working space *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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