TheHand-in-Hand Housedesigned byNendois just that.

It brings a fairytale aesthetic to a charming vacation home for a family of four.

The Hand-in-Hand House gets its name from the way the cottages conceptually engage with one another.

View from afar of the Hand-in-hand house in Japan

Photo: Masahiro Ohgami

Each cottage is a slightly different size and faces a different direction.

Each 215-square-foot cottage has floor-to-ceiling windows that let in plenty of natural light.

All are framed by curved ceilings that bring a feeling of airiness and provide unbeatable views of Mt.

View from afar of the Hand-in-hand house in Japan

Photo: Masahiro Ohgami

Asama, one of the main draws of the area.

It evokes a stylish bird’s nest that is as stunning as it is practical.

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Details of Hand-in-hand house in Japan

Photo: Masahiro Ohgami

TheHand-in-Hand Housebrings a fairytale aesthetic to a weekend home for a family of four.

Created by Nendo, the home stands out for its clever design.

The curved deck allows for spaces to engage and enjoy the view.

Details of Hand-in-hand house in Japan

Photo: Masahiro Ohgami

The designers intended for each cottage to face different directions and sizes.

Details of Hand-in-hand house in Japan

Photo: Masahiro Ohgami

Details of Hand-in-hand house in Japan

Photo: Masahiro Ohgami

Details of Hand-in-hand house in Japan

Photo: Masahiro Ohgami

Details of Hand-in-hand house in Japan

Photo: Masahiro Ohgami

Details of Hand-in-hand house in Japan

Photo: Masahiro Ohgami

Details of Hand-in-hand house in Japan

Photo: Masahiro Ohgami

Details of Hand-in-hand house in Japan

Photo: Masahiro Ohgami

Details of Hand-in-hand house in Japan

Photo: Masahiro Ohgami

View from afar of the Hand-in-hand house in Japan

Photo: Masahiro Ohgami