NIGO HOUSE - A Private Architectural Retreat on the Tokyo Coast

Set apart from the energy of Tokyo, NIGO HOUSE is a singular private residence where architecture, landscape and art converge. Perched above the bluff, the residence commands uninterrupted views across the water toward the majestic silhouette of Mt. Fuji, beautifully framed through soaring 6.8-metre floor-to-ceiling windows.

The property was created under the creative direction of NIGO, the internationally acclaimed designer and creative force behind collaborations with houses including KENZO and Louis Vuitton. His distinctive approach brings together playfulness, sophistication and Japanese sensibility, resulting in a residence that feels deeply personal rather than conventionally luxurious.

Throughout the property, carefully considered spaces unfold around the central relationship between architecture and landscape. Generous living areas, private retreats and gathering spaces are connected by a strong sense of openness, while moments of intimacy provide a counterpoint to the dramatic scale of the main spaces.

Among these are an indoor swimming pool that visually extends toward the surrounding landscape, a tranquil tea room filtered through traditional shoji screens, and a series of distinctive capsule spaces designed to offer privacy while capturing expansive views of the horizon.

Every element has been considered as part of a larger architectural experience - from the proportions of the spaces and carefully framed views to the interplay of natural materials, light and water.

NIGO HOUSE is not simply a residence, but a highly individual piece of architecture - a private retreat where contemporary design, Japanese culture and an extraordinary natural setting come together.

Not A Hotel presents a new way to own exceptional real estate - ownership of this luxury villa is offered as a 1/12 share (JPY960m per 1/12 share), providing the perfect balance of exclusivity and flexibility, along with access to other exceptional Not A Hotel properties and clubs throughout Japan.