The Pier

Stayed at this host for a bit over a month. The island is such a peaceful and relaxing place to be.The house itself was great - it's on the first floor of a coliving. Clean, spacious, modern. Kitchen is really well stocked, laundry is easy to access, 2 showers for the house. Each room has its own desk. There's a projector for movie time.Workspace-wise, you can either book the conference rooms for free via the coliving reception, work at the cafe downstairs (many people stay for a very long time there with 1 drink), or work from your room.The place was walkable distance to the grocery store, drug store, conbini, and a few restaurants.The highlight for me was joining events with the wider community. There's a sizable community of Japanese who have moved to the island, creating a lovely community.If you speak Japanese, it's a great opportunity to practice. And if you don't, there are community managers and other coliving residents who are English-speaking as well.The island is also a beautiful place in itself. If you're a Ghibli fan, highly recommend visiting a local museum and then exploring the island. You can really see the influence of the place in the artist's work.

Great location, with a café downstairs that’s perfect for getting some work done, a convenience store just a 5-minute walk away, a supermarket and drugstore about 7 minutes away, and the pier is only a 10-minute walk from the house.

The common area is cozy and well-equipped, with a projector and a speaker that make movie nights enjoyable. The rooms have plenty of natural light.

Beyond the space itself, what truly makes this place special are the people. The local community managers are warm, welcoming, and always ready to help you connect with locals, discover hidden gems, and make the most of your stay.

All in all, it’s a peaceful and quiet place to recharge, slow down, and experience the authentic charm of Japan.

Had an amazing experience when I stayed there the whole month of September 2025. Great organization, met super nice local people, intimate and cosy place to stay, beautiful hikes and little restaurants. 100% recommend to discover a more rural and authentic Japan 🥰🥰🥰

We stayed at a coliving for a month, and it was an outstanding experience from start to finish. What truly makes this place special is the local community. People are incredibly welcoming, always ready to help, and genuinely invested in creating a strong, supportive environment. Digital nomads are warmly embraced, and that sense of care is felt from day one. We even had a large Discord group that included both residents and locals, so whenever a question or issue came up, there was always someone willing to help. We shared karaoke nights, delicious barbecues, Chinese bao making, beach sunsets, lots of food experiences, foot onsen, aromatherapy, lots of fishing, and coworking days in different cafés and workspaces around the island. One of the highlights was the Christmas party we organized together. It was simple, warm, and full of genuine connection, perfectly reflecting the spirit of the community. December is an especially lovely time to visit, as the island is quiet, peaceful, and beautifully calm.

The coliving space itself is thoughtfully designed and beautifully styled, inspired by the idea of a pier. The interior is clean, modern, and very comfortable. The rooms are spacious, with extremely comfortable beds, a large mirror, a clothes rack, and a desk with a chair, making it ideal for remote work. The shared living area is cozy and spacious, and the common area even includes a projector, creating a fantastic atmosphere for group activities. One room can be a bit too little for couples, but the organizers try to make your stay as nice as possible.

The kitchen is very well equipped and makes cooking easy. It includes a microwave, kettle, and toaster, all matching in a stylish white design, as well as plenty of dishes, kitchen cloths, and basic supplies. There are two shared showers, which worked well during the stay. Cooking dinner together was amazing and we made it a lot.

The coworking space is located in the same building and is set up more like meeting rooms. While it does not have much natural light, working from the café downstairs is completely acceptable, even if you only order one coffee, which many locals do as well. The Wi-Fi was excellent throughout all buildings, with no issues during video calls or remote work.

The location is extremely convenient. It is within walking distance from Fukue Port and close to a Matsumoto Kiyoshi, a supermarket, a Lawson convenience store, and another drugstore. Historic streets, museums, and the Goto History Museum are all nearby and can be easily explored on foot. The ferry terminal is only a five-minute walk away, and the space is located in the center of the island’s main town. While having a car or motorbike is helpful for exploring further, the community is always willing to help with rides when needed.

The owner and the residents are incredibly kind, and it truly felt like a place you would want to stay long term. Overall, this coliving offers a rare combination of comfort, thoughtful design, excellent facilities, and a genuinely warm community.

Thank you so much 🥰🥰🥰

It is within walking distance from Fukue Port, and there is Matsumoto Yoshi, a supermarket, a convenience store, and another drugstore nearby, making it very convenient.

Nearby, there are residential streets, museums, and the Goto Historical Museum, all of which can be visited on foot.

The interior is very beautiful and stylish. The room was spacious enough. The bed was incredibly comfortable.
There is a large mirror, a hanger rack, a desk, and a chair in the room, which was also great for remote work.

The microwave, kettle, and toaster are all white BalmuDA, and there are plenty of dishes, cloths, and plastic wrap, making it easy to cook for yourself.

The shared space also has a projector, creating a fantastic atmosphere.

The owner and the residents of the coliving were very kind, making it a perfect place for a long-term stay.