Jikka is a structure designed by the Japanese architecture and design studio Suma, which looks like nothing more than a lot of camping tents. But if looked at a second time, with particular attention to the new project by the Japanese studio called Jikka, it is nothing more than a small complex composed of five structures.

Located on a rural site in the mountainous prefecture of Shizuoka, Japan, the 100-square-meter complex serves both as a home and workplace.
Hidden and surrounded by trees, four Jikka are of the same size.
While the last one is larger than the others and is located in the center where there is a beautiful kitchen. The roof and exterior walls are covered with Japanese cedar.

Jikka is the home of a small community, the entire leadership of the beautiful structure is entrusted to two women, one social worker, the other confectioner. Both known in Japan, over the years have led to several similar structures in Tokyo. In the four Jikkas of equal size, there are several bedrooms and bathrooms and also a beautiful spiral-shaped swimming pool.

Jikka is a truly dreamlike place, where you are clearly not allowed to stay for a holiday.