Arranger and composer Masato Nakamura's studio is open to the public. Stay in a villa in Okinawa that is only available to one group per day.

The place that inspired Nakamura's creative endeavors has become a resort that only accepts one group per day

The GLAMDAY VILLA OKINAWA Nakamura Residence (hereinafter referred to as Nakamura Residence) is located on a hill in Onna Village, one of Okinawa's leading resort areas, located almost in the central west coast of the main island of Okinawa, about an hour's drive from Naha Airport. As you walk up the hill surrounded by trees, you will see a building with a red tiled roof that is typical of Okinawa. This was built around 2013 by Nakamura, who is also known as a music arranger and composer, as a private residence that also serves as a studio.

Nakamura said of the time he spent at his private home, "The scenery, which I never get tired of even if I look at it all day, the smell of the wind, and even the rain have had a huge influence on my creative work." And it was his desire to share his experiences with many people that led him to open his precious private home to the public.

In collaboration with Kato Pleasure Group, which develops and operates hotels and resorts, the facility has been opened with hotel-quality services that allow guests to stay comfortably and without inconvenience, while still maintaining the atmosphere of a private residence. A butler is on standby in a separate location within the facility except at night, so you can rest assured that any problems you may have will be dealt with immediately, while still ensuring your privacy.

The living room is decorated with furniture that Nakamura collected from all over the world.

Now, let's move on to the living room. Most of the furniture and furnishings in the Nakamura residence are items that Nakamura collected all over the world, including in Bali and New York. The space is a perfect blend of tastes from all over the world, creating a relaxing atmosphere. The interior gives us a glimpse into Nakamura's unique worldview.

The view from the living room is simply breathtaking. When you open the large window, the East China Sea spreads out before your eyes and a pleasant breeze blows through.

You can spend time surrounded by Okinawa's nature, sitting on the sofa and watching the sun slowly sink into the horizon, or stepping out onto the open-air terrace connected to the living room and gazing up at the twinkling stars in the sky. If you go up the spiral staircase in the living room, you'll find a small space where you can lie down and look at the sky. This special experience, which can only be had in this place, will make you wonder, "Was that famous song written while looking at this view?"