There are various ways to vacation and relax.

Some people like to experience the cultural charm in ancient towns,

some like to wander by the seaside,

 and some like to enjoy high-end SPAs in hotels...

But if you want to enjoy both the freedom of the coastline

and the demand for physical relaxation,

then this holiday house in

Japan's first container sweatshop is worth owning.

SAIL HUS is a new type of offshore house

with the theme of "stress-free beach accommodation",

 located on Iwaki Beach, Hanayama, Japan.

It can meet the needs of nearby marine activities.

Transformed and assembled from 10 10 foot containers,

it achieves a layout of kitchens, shops,

family suites, warm rooms, and more.

The unique feature is the leisure seats in front of the vacation house,

 with a white sunshade canvas on the top

and several cattails placed on a wooden frame below.

 It is suitable for a group of people to chat together

 and also for a comfortable person to lie on. In addition,

there is also an ultimate sea view area on the top of the container,

which allows for blowing sea breeze from

multiple angles and viewing the coast.

The container is equipped with multiple functional areas, including changing rooms,

 shower rooms, sweat steaming rooms, and storage cabinets.

There is also a kitchen that can be BBQ, where local seafood ingredients

are used for delicious cooking.

Just looking at it, one is already hungry.

This project is committed to recycling

 and reusing waste sailboats and sea freight containers,

and creating a multi-functional building with a strong coastal style.

Pictures courtesy of SAIL HUS