OZUNU is a new building featuring a thatched roof, a rebuilt 100-year-old traditional tea room and a trio of landscaped gardens. There are three bedrooms: one first-floor bedroom in the Annex with two beds, three futons in the second-floor bedroom in the Annex, as well as a second-floor "hidden" loft room equipped with two futons. Other spaces include the chef's kitchen, a shower and bathroom with a "pot bath," a separate lavatory, a dining room with a guests' kitchen, a cozy living area with a fireplace, as well as a Japanese veranda.

ZAO is a restored kominka (traditional Japanese-style thatched-roof house), fitted with modern amenities such as air conditioning, heating, Western-style bathrooms and a kitchen. There are three bedrooms: a first-floor room in the Annex equipped with two futons, a second-floor room in the Annex equipped with two futons and a second-floor loft equipped with three futons. There's also a spacious living area with a fireplace, two lavatories, a separate washroom, a separate bathroom with a cypress bathtub, a courtyard and a Japanese veranda.

The Homa Temple is an onsite space dedicated to homa fire offerings, an important ritual of Shugendo, which is a highly syncretic religion with roots in animism and mountain worship, with both Buddhist and Shinto influences.

The library is located in the Yamato-ann building and features an selective collection of mostly non-fiction reads, including some available in English. Examples of titles include Blowing Zen: Finding an Authentic Life, The Book of Tea, and The Chrysanthemum and the Sword: Patterns of Japanese Culture.

Should you require space to conduct business during your trip, there is a private meeting space available.

The tatami-floored tea room offers guests the quintessential experience of Japanese tea ceremon in an authentic and beautiful setting.

The ulin wood deck offers gorgeous views of the countryside and is the ideal place for a yoga session.

There is a BBQ site and pizza oven next to the main house, which boast superb mountain views and a starry night sky - ideal for a gathering with friends or family. The site includes log chairs, a charcoal stove, tongs and other cooking tools, a kitchen area, lighting, gas bonfire stand, the pizza oven, plus firewood.

For dinner, there are options for catering, though these must be ordered in advance. Popular cuisines include a set dinner from a local restaurant, a special "Irori" shabu-shabu or sukiyaki set, seasonal cuisine, or an opulent "Washoku" course served by a Michelin-star chef of the famous Manso restaurant in Nara City.

Sasayuri-Ann's villas include kitchens and dining areas, with the option of food delivery ready for your arrival, at your request. The well-equipped kitchens come with an electric cooking stove, dishwasher, coffee machine, rice cooker and other amenities.