h15692

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Chugoku
Tottori
Daisen-cho
User ID
15692
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h15692
大山町
  • Vegetable Gardens
  • Arts and Crafts Studio
  • Building Studio
  • Camping Place
  • Farm Foods Processing Place
  • A Baker
  • Center for the Environment
  • Other
薪で自給的な暮らしをしながら、自家用の味噌、しょうゆ、みりんなどの発酵食品をつくっています。年間60種類の野菜を育てています.
2014年に引っ越してきたここ大山を自分たちの理想とする場所につくっていこうとしています。2丁歩の土地です。
家の修理、ゲストルームのある小屋づくり、畑作り、石釜作り、石垣積み、土留め、水道電気工事、石を敷いた道作り、薪割り,竈作り薪ストーブづくり。そして木彫りや墨絵の作品づくりをしています。年に数回の個展を全国で開いています。
We live a traditional Japanese lifestyle in our home in the countryside. I work daily in organic farming and my artwork, but there are many other activities that must has to be done regularly, as well. If you join us in Daisen in Tottori prefecture, you will not be a guest, but rather a contributing member of our family, and this is a role we value tremendously. Our days include 6 hours of help, but also the preparation of traditional Japanese meals, the building of fires for stove and bath, and other things. Please be prepared for these things if you choose to join us here. Arigatoo gozaimasu!
  • Knowledge of General Farming
  • General Organic Farming
  • Non Agricultural Chemical Method of Farming
  • Non Chemical Fertilizer Method of Growing Foods
  • Natural Farming
  • EM, Effective Microorganisms
  • Sustainable Farming
  • Vegetable Farming
  • Kaki (Persimmon) Orchard
  • Citrus Orchard
  • Herb Growing
  • Flower Farming
  • Living Self-Sufficiently
  • Using Your Own Seeds
  • Using no Gas to Heat and Cook
  • Composting Toilet
  • Planting Trees in the Forest
  • Making Mountain Paths
  • Forestry and the Use of Timber
  • Peace in the World
  • Opportunities to Study Japanese
  • An Educational Environment
  • Environmental Education
  • Lifestyle in a Temple
  • Playing Musical Instruments
  • Outdoor Skills
  • Camping
  • Hand-Made Houses
  • Hand-Made Goods
  • Hand-Made Soaps and Creams
  • Slow Food
  • Eating Brown Rice and Vegetables
  • Producing Miso
  • Producing Soya Sauce
  • Making Japanese Pickles
  • Baking Bread
  • Baking Bread Using Natural Yeast
  • Producing Processed Food
  • Making Japanese Rice Wine (Sake)
  • Traditional Local Japanese Cooking
  • How to Cook Generally
  • Producing Eco-Goods
  • Selling Natural Food
  • Food Care
  • Holistic Remedies
  • Shiatsu, Acupressure, and Massage
  • Reiki
  • Making Wooden Things
  • Building Houses, Fixing Houses
  • Japanese Calligraphy
  • Playing Music with Local People
  • Playing Western Music
  • Singing
  • Walking to Enjoy Nature
  • Swimming in the Ocean (In Season)
  • Mountain Climbing
  • Walking in the Bush
  • Bird Watching
  • Fishing
  • Hot Spring
  • General Japanese Family
  • Traditional Japanese Family
100% organic
No
We have an organic attitude of sorts, but we do not go out of our way to be organic or alternative, rather, we do what suits us at the time
煮炊きやお風呂は薪を使っています。
畑でとれる野菜中心の食事をしています。畑は有機無農薬、自然農法で年間に約60種類の野菜を育てています。
夏は梅干し、春、秋、冬は、糀、味噌、味醂、お酢、醤油、いろいろなつけものなどをつくっています。
築70年の古民家を修理しながら、(2009年に職業訓練校の在来軸組み工法の日本建築をまなびました)暮らしています。
家具や道具はもらい物や拾い物がほとんどで、こわれてもなるべく自分達で修理して使っています。
タバコは吸いません。テレビはありません。ガスもありません。いま、自家発電の勉強中です。
We grow a wide variety vegetables (60 varieties) and cereals for our personnal use. We try to eat only our farm products. We cook with a fire stove and brazier. We also use a wood stove to warm the bath (we have no shower). We need a lot of wood, so we often have to chop wood.
Our house is located in mountains and we have to fix and maintain it. We use most often recycled or salvaged materials.
We have no tv but we use internet a little bit. (We have proveided wifi access to wwoofers)
We don't smoke.
  • General diet including meat and fish
  • We put great effort into how to cook and what to eat
  • We cook mainly Japanese meals
  • We cook various international meals
  • We sometimes cook Asian types of food
  • We sometimes cook Western types of food
  • Our own grown vegetables generally
  • We always cook homemade meals
  • We never buy obento (lunch boxes) at convenience stores and supermarkets
  • We never eat fast food such as McDonald’s and KFC, etc.
We do not drink at all. However if WWOOFers want to drink, they can bring their own drink but it has to be a little amount and of course it must not interfere with WWOOFing
No, nobody smokes
  • In a tiny village in a mountain area
  • Farming area
  • Outside the town
  • Near the sea
  • Near the mountains
  • In a valley between mountains
  • Near a river
  • Very quiet
Our home and our workplace are situated at the same place or very close to each other and so the atmosphere stated pertains to both our home and our workplace
Within 5 ha
  • Typical Japanese Size
  • One Story House
  • Typical farm house
  • Home-Made House
15
33
15
No
Yes
  • Dog
  • Almost All Year Round
  • 4 to 7 Days
  • 8 to 10 Days
  • A Few Weeks
  • 3 to 4 Weeks
  • The period will be determined depending on our workload
  • The first 1 to 3 days will be a trial period. If we feel that the WWOOFer is not suited to our place, the activities we do and the people we are, then we ask them to leave
  • If WWOOFers want to stay for a long period, after about a one week trial period, we decide if the WWOOFer is suited to our place and whether we will ask him or her to stay longer
Up to Two
5 to 20
  • 2 friend WWOOFers of the same gender
  • A couple who are WWOOFing together
It is not possible
  • No conditions. If we do not have other WWOOFers or other WWOOFer reservations, we welcome all WWOOFers
  • Any gender
  • We prefer male WWOOFers, if possible
  • Single WWOOFer
  • Not single WWOOFer
  • A wife & husband couple, or a couple
  • In their 20s
  • In their 30s
  • In their 40s
  • We prefer Japanese WWOOFers
  • We prefer WWOOFers who can speak Japanese
  • WWOOFers who have much physical strength
  • WWOOFers who like nature
  • WWOOFers who are interested in environmental issues
  • WWOOFers who are interested in living in a rural area
  • WWOOFers who can cook
  • WWOOFers who like doing house chores, for example cooking, cleaning and washing
  • WWOOFers who can clean rooms
  • WWOOFers who can look after children
  • WWOOFers who can do carpentry
  • WWOOFers who can use computers
  • Active WWOOFers
  • Cheerful WWOOFers
  • WWOOFers who have a happy smile
  • Responsible WWOOFers
  • Independent WWOOFers
  • WWOOFers who can be patient
  • WWOOFers who can undertake activities without supervision
  • WWOOFers who can get up early in the morning
  • WWOOFers who have no dislikes about eating and food
  • WWOOFers who do not have allergy to eggs
  • WWOOFers who do not have dust allergy
  • Other
力のある人。子どもと遊んでくれる人。暑さ、寒さ、虫に大丈夫なひと。
ここには、ガスがないのでシャワーがありません。薪のお風呂のみです。
なんでも食べられる人
A person that doesn't mind physically challenging work, hot and cold weather depending on the season and insects. People who like children. We have a old traditional bath with no shower, because there is no gas. It is only the bath of firewood. An interesting and unique experience.
We eat simple, delicious japanese food. We would like uncomplicated people to join us. We cannot accept vegan or any other special diets.
  • General farming
  • Weeding
  • Gathering grass
  • Seeding
  • Planting seedlings in the ground
  • Harvesting
  • Watering
  • Managing vegetable / rice fields
  • Chopping wood
  • Carrying logs
  • Cultivation of farm land
  • Maintaining forest in the mountains / bush
  • Cleaning
  • Collecting garbage
  • Supporting camping grounds
  • Cooking
  • Washing the dishes
  • General housework
  • Looking after children
  • Helping children study
  • Making flower gardens
  • Making a bath using wood for fuel
  • Making iron pots
  • Maintaining tools & equipment
  • Building houses
  • Repairing houses
  • Painting
  • Computer related
  • Shoveling snow
  • Pruning trees
  • Making bread
  • Making handicrafts
  • Repapering paper sliding doors
  • Other
I do traditional wood carving and caligraphy. Also I create my own art frames with wood and parts of old kimonos, as a japanese traditionnal way.
I do traditional wood carving and caligraphy. Also I create my own art frames with wood and parts of old kimonos, as a japanese traditionnal way.
Usually 6 hours or less a day
  • In a room in the house where the Host family live
  • Using a Japanese futon
  • In a tiny room
  • One room for one person
  • Other
場合により、一部屋を二人で
Usually you have a room for yourself. Sometimes we have 2 WWOOfers, that have to share one room.
  • With the Host
  • Other
no vegans or other special diets. Sorry! Please enjoy our japanese food.
It is not possible
No
  • Yes, after volunteering time
Yes
At least one of our Host members has much time to communicate with WWOOFers
  • WWOOFers do not need to speak Japanese now but they have to have a will to learn Japanese
  • No, WWOOFers do not need to speak Japanese if they speak English
  • Japanese
  • English
  • Other
自給的な暮らしをしながら、墨絵・木彫りの作品を作り 個展活動を続けています。震災のボランティアや 海外数カ国をバックパックを背負い旅した経験から 現在の暮らしにたどり着いています。

{北の国から}の‘五郎さん‘のように、ほとんど何もないところからのスタートで、コツコツと暮らしやすくなる場所を大山の麓の森の隣りで開拓中です。小屋作りも荒地を平らにし穴を掘り砕石、セメントを入れ基礎を作り(すべての工程は手作業です。)、在来軸組み工法で廃材利用で木を組んでいきます。毎日の小さな積み重ねがある日大きなものに変わるのを体感できます。お金はほとんど使わないので、お金のために働く時間はあまりありません。暮らしを楽しむために努力してじかんを使っていきます。どんどん変化していくおもしろいくらし。
あなたも体験してみませんか?
冬は糀を作り、味噌や醤油なども力仕事の合間に作っています。
子どもと共に楽しめる人。何でも食べられる人にきてもらいたい。食べ物の好き嫌いがおおいい人は我が家には合わないと思います。
食事の手伝いと後片付けの手伝いもあるので、作業時間以外の時間もけずられることになります.自分の時間がたくさん欲しいという人には合わないとおもいます.体力に自身がないひともきついでしょう。力仕事がおおいいです.
目指す暮らしはなるべく自分たちの手で作り出していく暮らしで、お金をとことん使わずになけりゃないなりに工夫していく暮らしです.
日々の努力でどんどんよくなっていくと信じています.

私達も wwooferの方達から学べることを楽しみにしています。
We try to live from our farm products and to be self-sufficient. I make art (wood carving and Japanese calligraphy-- shodo) and I have several exhibitions a year.
I choose that life after travelling in Nepal. I travelled in the mountains, visiting several remote villages where people lived self-sufficient. I thought there was nothing, next town was one week walking. But they told me they were happy and fulfilled. I was very surprised, and I changed my mind about how to live and think about self-sufficiency. One year after, a big earthquake happened in Kobe. I participated in volunteer activities to help the earthquake victims for 6 months. This experience made me understand what I want for my life.
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災害の多い日本では、これからもいつ、どこで、何が起こるかわかりません。
何かが起きた時には、生きる力、守れる力が大切になってきます。
その力が、今の自分に、あなたに、どれだけあるのか。
どれだけの能力と経験技術が備わっているのか。
自給自足を目指したここでの暮らしは、そんな生きる力を、日々身に着けていくことです。
お金や、ほかの人の力に頼らず、まず自分でやってみる。
毎日が挑戦です。こんな暮らしを20年以上続けています。
開墾した畑では年間60種を超える野菜と30種を超える果物を育てています。
麹やつけもの、味噌、みりん、しょうゆなどあらゆる、保存食をつくり、
古民家を修理し、トイレ、お風呂、かまどをつくり、薪はいつもたくさん積んであり、いまもたくさんの夢がある。
いまも廃材を使って小屋を作っているところ。
家の建築は、基礎工事からはじめ、手道具をたくさん使い、伝統に沿った在来軸組み工法で建てています。


国内海外、たくさん旅をしてきました。
海外でのウーフ経験もあります。





  
 ・大山と隠岐の島まで見える日本海の美しい景色が見られます。
  広々とした空、夜は星がたくさん、流れ星も見る事ができます。
 
・ 子どもと共に笑いある毎日で、にぎやかです^^
 
・ 昔の日本の暮らしを味わえます(例えばお風呂も、煮炊きも薪です)
   
 
・作業は畑の農作業や大工仕事、個展前は芸術関係の作業の補助(額づくりや  裏打ち、木彫り)一日6時間を守っています。昼食、夕食時の仕度と後片付けも手伝ってもらっています。


  ここに来て良かった!大山に来て良かった!日本に来て良かった!
そんな気持ちになるために
一緒に考え、行動しましょう!!
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体力に自信のある方のみ募集しています。




虫の嫌いな方、食事の好き嫌いの多い方、そして、

ベジタリアン、ビーガン、マクロビオティックなど食事にこだわりのある方はご遠慮ください。

すいませんが、英語も日本語も話せない方への対応はできません。どちらも話せない方はご遠慮ください。
読んでくれてありがとう。

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^Hello. I am SAVO.
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^^Now, I would like to update the web, so I am looking for a person who is confident in PC operation and who can create a slide show of photos. Of course, sometimes the field also helps.^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Hello dear WWOOFers!

We are in urgent need of WWOOfers.

We started this farm in 2013, from almost nothing. there was an old abandoned house and everything was covered in vegitation. it has taken years of effort and help from people from around the world to create the place we now call home.

Work on the farm is plenty and varied - we can always find something for people to do!

We make and grow much of our own food, so a lot of farming is done here, which includes weeding, planting, removing insects (Around our house we have a lot of insects) and harvesting.
In winter time we make basic of japanese traditional cuisine, those of which include Koji, Miso, Soysauce and other fermented foods. It is a very interesting process.

Because we have no gas heating - we require much wood for heating the house and water we use for bathing, so we have work in moving, cutting, harvesting, and stacking lumber.

we, together with volunteers from around the world have built most of the things on the farm, including a hut, house extensions, an outdoor stove and more. this sometimes requires labor intensive work, including moving earth and big rocks.

While this may sound difficult - we also love taking breaks to enjoy nature and breath the clean mountain air. we do everything to respect the amazing people who come here to help us, and we deeply honor and appreciate them as part of our family. We never expect anything from someone that we would not expect from ourselves.

If any of this seems interesting to you, please feel free to contact us.our family would love to accept you if you from anywhere you come from, without discrimination. Currently we only have 1 room for volunteers, and we can accept maximum 2 people at the same time, but we can always find interesting solutions for any problem ;)

We usually prepare and eat meals as a family together with the woofers :)
We usually eat simple Japanese food from our garden and local farmers. We want to accept WWOOFers that are open to everything we serve.

Because we only have one kitchen, we unfortunately cannot cater to vegan or gluten free diets and we cannot cater vegetarian, macrobiotic...etc.


So we welcome you if you can enjoy a simple life in the nature. We live in a small valley with a beautiful view of Mt. Daisen. It is very pleasant and quiet here, with a nearby creek and forest. We would love to teach our WWOOFers about living an organic and self sufficient lifestyle.

We are currently working on a new building project, making a 3 by 7 metre pavilion shelter in front of our main house, and so would warmly welcome anyone with an interest in carpentry or construction work! We mainly use only traditional Japanese construction techniques. Also, as all the work is done manually this project will require some heavy lifting.

I'm sorry, but I can not respond to those who can not speak either English or Japanese.

We are happy to welcome energetic, positive WWOOfers that we can share and exchange experiences and knowledge with.


CARPE DIEM.


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