'When Was the Last Time You Ate a Mandarin Orange Under a Kotatsu?' Reviving the Fading Winter Scenery of Japan, Washinmura, an Old Folk House Glamping Facility in Futtsu, Chiba, Holds the Winter-Limited 'Kotatsu Mikan Festival'

Washinmura Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Futtsu City, Chiba Prefecture) is launching a winter-limited event, the 'Kotatsu Mikan Festival', at its old folk house glamping facility 'Washinmura' in Futtsu City, Chiba Prefecture. The event is based on the concept of 'When was the last time you ate a mandarin orange under a kotatsu?' and aims to bring back the fading winter scenery of Japan.

Background of the Event In recent years, due to changes in lifestyle, the number of households with a kotatsu at home has been decreasing. We launched this project with the desire to let the next generation experience the good old, original winter scenery of Japan, where 'families gather around a kotatsu and eat mandarin oranges.'

What You Can Experience - A 100-Year-Old Folk House and Kotatsu: Large kotatsu are set up in the atmospheric space of an old folk house. We provide a nostalgic and comforting time. - All-You-Can-Eat Mikan: Carefully selected sweet mandarin oranges are always available on the kotatsu. Guests can enjoy them freely. - Bonfires and Baked Sweet Potatoes: Outdoors, guests can experience making piping hot baked sweet potatoes while gathering around a bonfire.

Step away from the busy modern society and enjoy a nostalgic Japanese winter to your heart's content at Washinmura.