古材の森（旧西原邸）
Kozainomori (Former Nishihara Residence)
A historic café and gallery in central Itoshima is housed in a beautifully preserved Meiji-era residence, blending food, culture, and craftsmanship.
Dining
Café, Culture, Heritage, Itoshima
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Kozainomori, located within the Former Nishihara Residence, is a cultural landmark that captures the harmony of Itoshima’s history and hospitality. The restored Meiji-era merchant home features inviting wooden interiors, tatami rooms, and a traditional garden, providing visitors with a peaceful retreat just steps from Maebaru Station. The café offers hearty lunches and handmade Japanese sweets made with local ingredients, while the adjoining gallery hosts rotating exhibitions and workshops focused on regional crafts and architecture. Beyond dining, Kozainomori serves as a living museum of Japanese design—where community, preservation, and slow living come together under one elegant roof.
Facilities & Services
Café and Lunch Service
Seasonal Japanese Set Meals and Sweets
Gallery and Exhibition Space
Event and Workshop Venue
Historic Japanese House with Tatami Seating
Traditional Garden
Free Parking
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