The "Letter Room" is located at the back of KAZE-MACHI TERRACE.
This is a space where you can write letters to commemorate your travel memories using a variety of postcards that express the abundant charm of SEAGAIA.
We are pleased to announce that we have received the 2019 Good Design Award (organized by the Japan Institute of Design Promotion).
About Letter Room
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We offer high-quality tools to enhance your letter-writing urge, such as colored pencils from Faber-Castell in Germany and stamps from Gobee in Osaka made from natural rubber.
This mailbox, made from repurposed British antique furniture, has three slots for mail. If you place your letter in the slot marked "A Letter to a Loved One," the hotel will cover the postage and mail it for you. (International mailing is also available.)
You can share your travel memories with your loved ones.
The letters that are submitted to the "Letters with No Address" are displayed in Letter Room for a certain period of time, and various stories are preserved there, such as letters written in a child's cute handwriting saying, "When I grow up, I want to come back here with Daddy and Mommy," and poignant love letters overflowing with the feeling, "I really wanted to come with you."
Letter Room, decorated in a British style, is stocked with books on letters that you can read freely, so that you can not only write letters but also develop an interest and fascination in the letters themselves.
Winner of the 2019 Good Design Award
"Letter Room" has been awarded the 2019 Good Design Award (sponsored by the Japan Institute of Design Promotion, a public interest incorporated foundation).
Letter Room opened on August 1, 2016 in the hotel's second floor at KAZE-MACHI TERRACE. SEAGAIA The postcards, colored pencils, stamps, and other high-quality tools expressing the charms of the "Japan" region are available, and visitors can leave their travel memories for their loved ones. The service has been well received as a place to experience the charm of "letters" in this age of social networking, and more than 38,000 letters (as of October 2, 2019) have been sent to date.
Press release information Here
Good Design Award information Here