Resort-Type Private Lodging Facility 'Livele Garden villa' Simultaneously Opens 7 Buildings in Northern Okinawa Prefecture on April 22, 2026
SpaciaNet Japan and Hajime Construction collaborate to simultaneously open 7 resort-type private lodging facilities, 'Livele Garden villa,' in Northern Okinawa Prefecture on April 22, 2026. This initiative aims to meet diverse tourist accommodation needs, enhance the value of underutilized real estate, and alleviate the regional accommodation infrastructure shortage.
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SpaciaNet Japan Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Osaka, Osaka Prefecture; Representative Director: Wataru Aoki; hereinafter, SpaciaNet) has partnered with Hajime Construction Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Toshima-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director: Tadami Horiguchi; hereinafter, Hajime Construction), a core company of Iida Group Holdings, to simultaneously open seven resort-type private lodging facilities called "Livele Garden villa" in the northern Okinawa area on Wednesday, April 22, 2026. These facilities combine both design and functionality.
■ Background and Purpose of Opening "Livele Garden villa"
The northern Okinawa Prefecture area boasts numerous popular tourist attractions, yet the supply of accommodation facilities is insufficient, particularly for families, groups, and those seeking long-term stays, posing a challenge ※1.
According to an Okinawa Prefecture survey, resort hotels account for the majority of long-term stay accommodations (approximately 52%), while accommodation types catering to diverse stay needs, such as condominium or entire house rentals, are limited. Furthermore, the Nago City Tourism Promotion Plan also identifies "attracting long-term visitors" as a key future policy, indicating a need for expanding facilities in this domain.
※1 Okinawa Prefecture Official Website (Analysis of Long-Term Stays in Accommodation Facilities):
https://www.pref.okinawa.jp/_res/projects/default_project/_page_/001/020/280/chapter6.pdf
※1 Nago City Hall Website (3rd Nago City Tourism Promotion Basic Plan):
https://www.city.nago.okinawa.jp/articles/2025042200049/file_contents/zentai.pdf
In response to these challenges, this project aimed to provide a new accommodation model that balances tourism and residency, based on the concept of "accommodation where you can stay as if you live there."
In this initiative, Hajime Construction utilized its design capabilities, cost competitiveness, and supply capacity, cultivated through residential housing development, to develop housing optimally suited for private lodging. Through efficient floor plan design and stable quality, it achieves both functionality and profitability as an accommodation facility.
Meanwhile, SpaciaNet is responsible for the operation, customer acquisition, and maximizing profitability of the accommodation facilities, utilizing its unmanned operation system "AirXpress" and multilingual operational support.
By combining the strengths of both companies, this project is promoting a model that creates synergy between "housing development x accommodation operation," simultaneously enhancing the value of underutilized real estate and resolving the shortage of regional accommodation infrastructure.
■ Features of "Livele Garden villa"
1. Waste-free spatial design optimized for private lodging
The layout, facilities, and flow are optimized based on the premise of private lodging use, creating a comfortable living space that balances design and practicality.
2. Excellent location near tourist attractions in Northern Okinawa
Offers excellent access to major tourist spots, providing high convenience as a tourist base, and also serving as part of the regional accommodation infrastructure.
3. "Stay like living" experience
Provides a stay where guests can experience local life in a home-like environment, catering to diverse needs from short to medium-to-long term stays.
■ Future Developments
Going forward, both companies will further strengthen their collaboration. Hajime Construction will promote design and development with accommodation use in mind, leveraging its know-how in residential housing development, while SpaciaNet will be responsible for enhancing operations and customer acquisition, aiming to maximize real estate value and create highly profitable assets.
Both companies will continue to establish a new real estate utilization model that integrates "housing" and "accommodation" and address regional issues, while leveraging their respective strengths.
■ Comment from Hajime Construction on the opening of the resort-type private lodging facility "Livele Garden villa"
Tetsuya Onishi, Executive Officer overseeing the Okinawa, Kyushu, Chugoku, and Kansai areas, stated as follows:
"Through this collaboration with SpaciaNet, which has expertise in private lodging operations, we believe that by opening the resort-type private lodging facility 'Livele Garden villa' in the northern Okinawa Prefecture area, where there is a shortage of accommodation facilities, we can provide new value for diverse accommodation needs such as families, groups, and medium-to-long term stays.
Furthermore, this project is also an initiative to create a new real estate utilization model by leveraging our company's design and supply capabilities cultivated through residential housing development to develop housing optimized for private lodging. In recent years, with the expansion of accommodation needs against the backdrop of recovering inbound demand, we aim to contribute to the enrichment of the regional accommodation infrastructure through this project, and propose a new way of real estate utilization that integrates the values of both tourism and residency."
"Livele Garde
■ Background and Purpose of Opening "Livele Garden villa"
The northern Okinawa Prefecture area boasts numerous popular tourist attractions, yet the supply of accommodation facilities is insufficient, particularly for families, groups, and those seeking long-term stays, posing a challenge ※1.
According to an Okinawa Prefecture survey, resort hotels account for the majority of long-term stay accommodations (approximately 52%), while accommodation types catering to diverse stay needs, such as condominium or entire house rentals, are limited. Furthermore, the Nago City Tourism Promotion Plan also identifies "attracting long-term visitors" as a key future policy, indicating a need for expanding facilities in this domain.
※1 Okinawa Prefecture Official Website (Analysis of Long-Term Stays in Accommodation Facilities):
https://www.pref.okinawa.jp/_res/projects/default_project/_page_/001/020/280/chapter6.pdf
※1 Nago City Hall Website (3rd Nago City Tourism Promotion Basic Plan):
https://www.city.nago.okinawa.jp/articles/2025042200049/file_contents/zentai.pdf
In response to these challenges, this project aimed to provide a new accommodation model that balances tourism and residency, based on the concept of "accommodation where you can stay as if you live there."
In this initiative, Hajime Construction utilized its design capabilities, cost competitiveness, and supply capacity, cultivated through residential housing development, to develop housing optimally suited for private lodging. Through efficient floor plan design and stable quality, it achieves both functionality and profitability as an accommodation facility.
Meanwhile, SpaciaNet is responsible for the operation, customer acquisition, and maximizing profitability of the accommodation facilities, utilizing its unmanned operation system "AirXpress" and multilingual operational support.
By combining the strengths of both companies, this project is promoting a model that creates synergy between "housing development x accommodation operation," simultaneously enhancing the value of underutilized real estate and resolving the shortage of regional accommodation infrastructure.
■ Features of "Livele Garden villa"
1. Waste-free spatial design optimized for private lodging
The layout, facilities, and flow are optimized based on the premise of private lodging use, creating a comfortable living space that balances design and practicality.
2. Excellent location near tourist attractions in Northern Okinawa
Offers excellent access to major tourist spots, providing high convenience as a tourist base, and also serving as part of the regional accommodation infrastructure.
3. "Stay like living" experience
Provides a stay where guests can experience local life in a home-like environment, catering to diverse needs from short to medium-to-long term stays.
■ Future Developments
Going forward, both companies will further strengthen their collaboration. Hajime Construction will promote design and development with accommodation use in mind, leveraging its know-how in residential housing development, while SpaciaNet will be responsible for enhancing operations and customer acquisition, aiming to maximize real estate value and create highly profitable assets.
Both companies will continue to establish a new real estate utilization model that integrates "housing" and "accommodation" and address regional issues, while leveraging their respective strengths.
■ Comment from Hajime Construction on the opening of the resort-type private lodging facility "Livele Garden villa"
Tetsuya Onishi, Executive Officer overseeing the Okinawa, Kyushu, Chugoku, and Kansai areas, stated as follows:
"Through this collaboration with SpaciaNet, which has expertise in private lodging operations, we believe that by opening the resort-type private lodging facility 'Livele Garden villa' in the northern Okinawa Prefecture area, where there is a shortage of accommodation facilities, we can provide new value for diverse accommodation needs such as families, groups, and medium-to-long term stays.
Furthermore, this project is also an initiative to create a new real estate utilization model by leveraging our company's design and supply capabilities cultivated through residential housing development to develop housing optimized for private lodging. In recent years, with the expansion of accommodation needs against the backdrop of recovering inbound demand, we aim to contribute to the enrichment of the regional accommodation infrastructure through this project, and propose a new way of real estate utilization that integrates the values of both tourism and residency."
"Livele Garde