In spring 2012, a Treehouse was completed in Izu Inatori. Built by Takashi Kobayashi—an Izu Inatori native and a pioneer among Japan’s treehouse builders—this treehouse sits at the heart of a lawn where everyone can gather, have fun, and share joyful moments. That is how the Rakumatsuri festival began, and the origin of its name. Come with friends, with a partner, or bring the kids and make it a family day. Everyone who gathers there becomes one big family. Let’s relax at our own pace around the treehouse and enjoy the time together!

In spring 2012, a Treehouse was completed in Izu Inatori. Built by Takashi Kobayashi—an Izu Inatori native and a pioneer among Japan’s treehouse builders—this treehouse sits at the heart of a lawn where everyone can gather, have fun, and share joyful moments. That is how the Rakumatsuri festival began, and the origin of its name. Come with friends, with a partner, or bring the kids and make it a family day. Everyone who gathers there becomes one big family. Let’s relax at our own pace around the treehouse and enjoy the time together!