JAPAN RYT300 SHARED ROOM

Description

Your Home During the YOGĀRT COLLECTIVE 200-Hour Yoga Teacher Training in Japan During your 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training in Japan, your stay will be part of the learning experience itself — a time to live slowly, reconnect with nature, and experience the quiet beauty of rural Japan. Our traditional Japanese accommodations provide a serene and nurturing environment, supporting both your personal practice and inner transformation throughout the course. Rustic Elegance Each accommodation is a beautifully restored Japanese home that blends traditional architecture with modern comfort. Featuring wooden beams, tatami mats, and shoji screens, these spaces embody the simplicity and elegance of Japanese design — a perfect reflection of the yogic path. Cozy Interiors Inside, each room offers warmth and authenticity. Futon bedding, natural materials, and subtle local details create a sense of calm and belonging. After a full day of study and practice, these peaceful spaces invite rest, reflection, and deep relaxation. Modern Comforts While maintaining their traditional charm, all accommodations are equipped with modern essentials — private bathrooms, clean linens, and climate control — ensuring a restful and comfortable stay during your YTTC journey. Surrounded by Nature Set amidst lush gardens and forested hills, the accommodations offer breathtaking views and a tranquil atmosphere. You’ll wake to birdsong, gentle morning light, and the fresh scent of the countryside — a natural rhythm that complements your daily yoga and meditation practice. Privacy & Tranquillity Each house or room is designed to offer privacy and serenity, allowing space for introspection and quiet study. Whether you’re journaling by the window or sharing tea with a fellow trainee, you’ll find moments of stillness and connection throughout your stay. Eco-Conscious Living We embrace sustainability and mindfulness in every aspect of the property. Built with locally sourced, natural materials, the space reflects a lifestyle that values simplicity, care for the Earth, and respect for all beings — an essential part of the yoga journey. Communal Spaces Gather in shared spaces that encourage both connection and contemplation. Enjoy a traditional Japanese garden, a cozy lounge for journaling or conversation, and a dining area where you’ll savor fresh, locally sourced meals prepared with love and attention.