The condominium rental villa in Aomori / Hirosaki "A dream inspiring story Agri-in Holiday" (Ozawa, Hirosaki, TEL 0172-87-8888) is currently a hot topic on the Internet.

The topic started with a tweet from the Twitter account "Hanishi (@ kome_75_)", and on October 11th, "I found a nice British coffee shop (...) I'm absolutely stuck. When I introduced the facility, there was a response of more than 2800 retweets and more than 5600 likes.

“Hanshi” is a 20-year-old office worker from Hirosaki who lives in the Kanto region. While returning home, he was traveling along Apple Mother along the Apple Road, where he found the facility. "I didn't know what kind of shop it was, and it seemed like a single house, so I asked the owner," What kind of shop is it? "

"I posted with a light feeling that I want followers in other prefectures who think that there is nothing in Aomori to see the photo. Some people tried to go immediately after seeing the tweet, just surprised," smiled show.

This facility was opened in 2001, and is an accommodation facility that resembles a British noble villa and farm. We started cafe sales in 2015 (Heisei 27), and from 2018 (Heisei 30), we hold a craft fair "Apple Road Craft Exhibition" utilizing the site of about 4,500 tsubo every year, and hold 6000 people in two days. There were visitors.

Hirosaki-born store owner Hirokazu Watanabe repaired an apple farm. "I took advantage of the spectacular view of Mt. Iwaki and thought about how to use it differently from apple farms. I made the image of the yearning to make it British style," Watanabe said.

At the beginning of the operation, there were disagreements and few visitors. Mr. Watanabe said, “Now, 80% of overseas guests are rented. This facility is rented as a whole, cafe business started to fill the gap time when there are no guests, and the use of local people is gradually increasing. Lending in classrooms, and nowadays, the use of cosplay as a photo shooting venue is also increasing.

"I'm happy that many people are able to know it through the Internet. If you have the opportunity, please drop in."