
At the dawn of modern mountaineering, Kumonodaira was known as the "last unexplored region" because of its remoteness of approach.
Unnodaira is a plain that spreads out suddenly at an altitude of around 2,600 metres in the far reaches of the Northern Alps, isolated from the lights of the city.Stepping into this land of tranquillity, you are confronted with a strange landscape.Ponds and ponds dotting the softly undulating meadows, rhythmically arranged volcanic rocks, and high pine trees with blue-black branches and leaves peeping out from behind rocks - the scene resembles a neatly maintained Japanese garden, unfolding as you walk along.Under the endless sky, the famous mountains of the Alpine core surround the Garden of Heaven as if in competition with each other, and the sound of the Kurobe Headwaters stream echoes faintly from the deep valley floor.Before long, we are drawn into the world of a primordial tale.
Since the 20th century, mountain huts have developed as a bridge between man and nature in harsh alpine environments that sometimes reject man. Nowadays, camping equipment has evolved and become the preferred option for those who prefer freedom and privacy, but we want to create a 'value of time' that can only be created by staying in a mountain lodge.Not just a place to arrive, sleep and depart as 'accommodation', but a place where people can face nature with greater richness and creativity, while maintaining the peaceful sensibility of everyday life.