h51269

Member for
7 years
Kyushu/Okinawa
Saga
Karatsu city
User ID
51269
Host
Username
h51269
唐津市
  • General Farm (grow various kinds of plants)
  • Poultry Farm
  • Apiary
  • Vegetable Gardens
  • Building Studio
  • Nature School
  • Farm Inn, Backpackers Lodge, Etc.
  • Welfare Center
  • General Organic Farming
  • Non Agricultural Chemical Method of Farming
  • Non Chemical Fertilizer Method of Growing Foods
  • Natural Farming
  • Permaculture
  • Biodynamics
  • Sustainable Farming
  • Companion Plants
  • Small Scale, Large Variety Farming
  • Rice Farming
  • Vegetable Farming
  • Apple Orchard
  • Peach Orchard
  • Pear Orchard
  • Kaki (Persimmon) Orchard
  • Grape Orchard
  • Citrus Orchard
  • Berry Orchard
  • Other Orchard
  • Herb Growing
  • Keeping Free-Range Chickens
  • Producing Honey
  • Living Self-Sufficiently
  • Using Your Own Seeds
  • Electric Cars
  • Using Well Water
  • Opportunities to Study Japanese
  • Hand-Made Houses
  • Straw Bales Houses
  • Making Wooden Things
  • Building Houses, Fixing Houses
  • Japanese Calligraphy
  • Swimming in the Ocean (In Season)
  • Mountain Climbing
  • Walking in the Bush
  • Bird Watching
  • Fishing
  • Hot Spring
100% organic
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
持続可能な暮らしを心がけています。
自然の恵みで暮らしがまわるよう日々勉強中です。
家は自然に還るもので昔ながらの日本の技術でセルフビルドしました。
テレビは見ません。タバコは吸いません。
物を長く使用。なるべく物を手作りしたいと考えています。
We are committed to living sustainably.
I am learning every day how to live my life with the blessings of nature.
The house was self-built using traditional Japanese techniques to return to nature.
I don't watch TV. I don't smoke.
Use things for a long time. I want to make things by hand as much as possible.
  • We have lots of fish
  • We cook mainly Japanese meals
  • We always cook homemade meals
  • We may buy obento (lunch boxes) at convenience stores and supermarkets
When we have a party or an event, we might drink with WWOOFers but these occasions are not so often
No, nobody smokes
  • In the mountains
  • In a tiny village in a mountain area
  • Farming area
  • Outside the town
  • Near the sea
  • Near the mountains
  • On a hill
  • Very quiet
  • On a small street
  • WWOOFers can walk here from the nearest public transportation, station / bus stop
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 1ha (100 a)
  • Large House
  • One Story House
  • Two Story House
  • A house that we use both as our home and as a shop, or office, etc.
  • Home-Made House
15
30
20
5
Yes
  • Chickens for Eggs
  • Sheep
  • Other
日本ミツバチ
japanese bee
No
  • February
  • March
  • April
  • May
  • June
  • July
  • August
  • September
  • October
  • One Night
  • A Few Days
  • 4 to 7 Days
  • 8 to 10 Days
  • A Few Weeks
  • 3 to 4 Weeks
  • A Few Weeks to a Few Months
  • A Few Months
  • More Than a few Months
  • 6 Months to One Year
  • Both Short Period and Long Period Welcome
  • The period will be determined depending on our workload
  • 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
  • 2 friend WWOOFers of different gender
  • A couple who are WWOOFing together
  • A wife and husband couple
  • Siblings WWOOFing together
It is not possible
  • Any gender
  • In their 20s
  • In their 30s
  • In their 40s
  • In their 50s
  • In their 60s and over
  • We prefer Japanese WWOOFers
  • We prefer WWOOFers who can speak Japanese
  • WWOOFers with absolutely no farming experience are welcome
  • WWOOFers who want to learn farming skills
  • WWOOFers who want to try organic farming
  • WWOOFers who are interested in farming
  • WWOOFers who like nature
  • WWOOFers who are interested in environmental issues
  • WWOOFers who are interested in living in a rural area
  • WWOOFers who are interested in food
  • WWOOFers who can look after children
  • WWOOFers who like animals
  • WWOOFers who can understand and deal with handicapped people
  • Active WWOOFers
  • Cheerful WWOOFers
  • WWOOFers who have a happy smile
  • Honest WWOOFers
  • Responsible WWOOFers
  • Independent WWOOFers
  • WWOOFers who have aspirations
  • WWOOFers who can be cooperative
  • WWOOFers who can undertake activities without supervision
  • WWOOFers who are interested in producing quality outcomes
  • WWOOFers who can learn things with the Host together
  • WWOOFers who can get up early in the morning
  • WWOOFers who do not dislike insects
  • WWOOFers who can be fine with humid hot summer
  • Healthy WWOOFers
  • WWOOFers who do not have any animal allergies
  • General farming
  • Weeding
  • Gathering grass
  • Seeding
  • Planting seedlings in the ground
  • Harvesting
  • Sprinkling chicken droppings
  • Wiping eggs
  • Watering
  • Planting rice plants
  • Reaping rice
  • Thinning out seedlings
  • Maintaining pasture
  • Managing vegetable / rice fields
  • Carrying logs
  • Cultivation of farm land
  • Feeding livestock
  • Maintaining forest in the mountains / bush
  • Producing charcoal
  • Cooking
  • Washing the dishes
  • Looking after children
  • Helping children study
  • Making flower gardens
  • Building houses
  • Repairing houses
  • Painting
  • Helping farm / environmental experience courses
  • Helping at events
We are trying to give WWOOFers 6 hours a day, however, it may increase or decrease depending on the activities we are doing
  • In a room in the house where the Host family live
  • Using a Japanese futon
  • Using a bed
  • One room for one person
  • One room for two WWOOFers
  • Usually with the Host
We can cook for WWOOFers who can eat fish, eggs and dairy products but cannot eat meat
No
  • No
Yes
It depends on the activities we are doing at our place at the time, however, we usually have time to communicate with WWOOFers
  • Yes
  • Yes, to a certain degree
  • Japanese
  • English
私たちは持続可能な暮らしを目指し、自給自足を主体とした生活をしています。まだまだ不完全では有りますが、これからもっともっと手作り出来るものを増やしていく予定です。最近は羊の毛をフェルトにしたり、糸紡ぎや、機織り、染色を勉強中です。夫は蕎麦打ちと竹細工を始めました。暮らしを自分たちで作りたい方に合っていると思います。暮らしは畑作業中心で、野菜、鶏、蜂、羊のお世話をしています。たまに宿泊の予約がありその準備をしています。また、家を自分たちで作っているのでたまに床を貼ったり、色を塗ったり大工作業をしています。
その他は小学1年生と2年生になる子どもたちと家族で過ごしています。
夏は敷地内にプールがあるので入って頂けます。
是非我が家にいらしてください^_^
We value communication, so we only accept applicants who can speak Japanese. It doesn't have to be perfect. It doesn't matter if you can only talk a little.
We aim to live a sustainable life and live a life based on self-sufficiency. Although it is still incomplete, I plan to increase the number of handmade items in the future. Recently, I've been learning how to make felt from sheep's wool, spinning, weaving, and dyeing. My husband started making soba noodles and making bamboo crafts. I think it's suitable for people who want to make their own living. My life revolves around working in the fields, taking care of vegetables, chickens, bees, and sheep. Occasionally, I have accommodation reservations and I am making preparations for them. Also, since we are building our own house, we occasionally put up floors, paint colors, and do carpentry work.
The rest of the time I am spending time with my family, including my children who are in first and second grades of elementary school.
In the summer, there is a pool on the premises that you can use.
Please come to my house ^_^
WE ARE IN URGENT NEED OF WWOOFers!
一緒に12か月の手作り暮らしをしませんか？
今の暮らしを変えたい方、セルフビルディング、自然建築を学びたい方、自然農を学びたい方、パーマカルチャーを学びたい方、短期でも長期でも歓迎致します。
私達は地球が持続可能な暮らしに拘りたいと、日々実践しています。
主に畑作業や草刈り、鶏7羽のちょっとしたお世話。羊のお世話（水を交換、塩の補給、小屋の簡単な掃除、羊を可愛がっる）。家の片付けや掃除。羊毛洗いや羊毛の染め作業。（お休みの日に羊毛で小さな小物を作って頂けます）極稀に、日本ミツバチのお世話、竹林整備、＋季節の手仕事を一緒に出来たらと思います。
地球に配慮した建物をセルフビルドしながら、お金に囚われず自分らしく生きれるような場所づくりをしています。
今の暮らしに疑問をお持ちのまま過ごされている方、リフレッシュしたい方、自然の中で過ごしてみませんか?
夕日や星空も綺麗です。
※散らかし放題、やりっ放し、畑のあちこちにゴミを捨てる等困ることもあります。最低限のマナーを持ってお越しいただけたらと思います。
Why not join us for a year of hands-on, handmade living? We welcome anyone—whether for a short or long stay—who wants to change their current lifestyle or learn about self-building, natural architecture, natural farming, and permaculture. We are committed to sustainable living and put these principles into practice every day. Activities mainly include field work, mowing, and light care for our seven chickens. You’ll also help care for the sheep (changing water, replenishing salt, light cleaning of the shed, and giving them affection), tidy and clean the house, and wash and dye wool (on your days off, you can even use the wool to craft small items). On rare occasions, we may also work together on tending to Japanese honeybees, maintaining the bamboo grove, and seasonal handiwork. We are creating a space where we can live authentically—unbound by the pursuit of money—while self-building structures that are gentle on the earth. If you are questioning your current lifestyle or simply want to refresh yourself, why not come spend some time in nature? The sunsets and starry skies here are beautiful. *Note: We do encounter occasional issues, such as people leaving things in disarray, failing to finish tasks, or littering in the fields.

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