Eco-Village Coliving: Vivir en comunidad en el Japón rural

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We are more than just a place to live; it’s a community built on shared values of regenerative living, mindfulness, and holistic well-being. We are creating a space where individuals come together to live in harmony with nature, contribute to a thriving environment, and grow both personally and collectively.

Our mission is to cultivate a supportive, interconnected community that prioritizes mutual respect, contribution, and well-being. We encourage residents to not only enjoy the beauty of our surroundings but to actively engage in the daily workings of the village, whether through farming, cooking, or other community activities.

Typical Residents

Our residents are like-minded individuals from all walks of life, with many coming from international backgrounds, primarily from the US and European countries, as well as Japanese residents. Our village is a nurturing and supportive space for all, including families and individuals of all genders. The founder, a woman and a mother herself, has created an environment that is especially suited for parents, offering plenty of space for children to play, explore, and grow.

Residents are people who seek a more mindful, simple, and regenerative lifestyle. Many are drawn to our village to reconnect with nature, explore new ways of living, or take a break from the fast pace of urban life.

In this community, we welcome those who:

- Value a connection to the land and nature
- Want to contribute to a collective, collaborative environment
- Are open to learning, sharing, and growing together
- Appreciate holistic living and self-care practices
- Are looking for a sense of belonging and shared purpose
- Seek a family-friendly environment where children can thrive

Whether you are a digital nomad, a family, or a solo traveler, we offer a supportive space where you can thrive, grow, and contribute in meaningful ways.

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**About Nishiaizu**
Nishiaizu is a beautiful rural town in western Fukushima Prefecture. It’s known for its pristine nature, traditional culture, and warm-hearted community. Life moves at a slower pace here, offering a refreshing contrast to city living.

**Things to Do Nearby**

**Mountains & Hiking**
Explore nearby trails like Mt. Ide and Mt. Daikura—perfect for nature lovers and hikers of all levels.

**Hot Springs (Onsen)**
Relax in the town’s local onsen, or explore many others nestled in nature, easily accessible by car or train.

**Sake Breweries**
The Aizu area is one of Japan’s most awarded regions for sake. Many breweries offer weekend tours where you can taste and learn about the craft of sake-making.

**Aizu-Wakamatsu City**
Just an hour away by train, this historic city is home to a famous samurai castle and offers an immersive experience of Bushido and traditional samurai culture.

**Art & Culture**
Visit the Nishiaizu International Art Village or meet local artisans known for pottery, woodcraft, and traditional handmade goods.

**River Fun**
Swim or picnic by the nearby river in summer. For the adventurous, try an “Extreme Onsen Tour”—recommended if you have a rental car!

**Snow Activities**
In winter, enjoy snowshoeing, sledding, or simply walking in the quiet, snow-covered forests and hills.

**Local Events**
Join seasonal festivals and small-town gatherings that offer a warm welcome into the local community.

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Nishiaizu is a place where you can truly slow down, enjoy the seasons, and reconnect with what matters most.

We welcome those who resonate with shared living and value a life in harmony with people, nature, and themselves. Whether you're here for a month or longer, we invite you to experience the rhythm of life.