Event Details
Location: Kamakura, Japan
Capacity: Limited to 10 participants
Includes: Guided practices, nature experience, and a locally crafted bento lunch
Venue: Garden & Space Kurukuru
After Event: Optional nijikai (casual dinner gathering)
Open To: All genders
The Theme for 2025: Year of the Snake
In many traditions, the snake symbolizes wisdom, charm, elegance, and transformation. For 2025, this theme sets a powerful foundation for shedding what no longer serves you and stepping into a year defined by clarity, purpose, and aligned growth.
This day-long retreat is designed for people who are ready to make a meaningful shift in the year ahead. Whether you are changing careers, launching a new project, or seeking deeper alignment in your personal life, this experience is an intentional pause to reset, reflect, and move forward with confidence.
Who This Retreat Is For
This retreat is ideal for individuals who:
Feel ready for change but want clarity on their next step
Are entering a new chapter professionally or personally
Want to set intentional goals supported by evidence-based practices
Value reflection, embodiment, and meaningful connection
This event is open to all genders and welcomes participants from all backgrounds.
What You Will Gain
Participants will leave the retreat with:
Clarity
Evidence-based practices to align your goals, values, and intentions for 2025.
Connection
A supportive environment to connect with like-minded people who value growth and reflection.
Embodiment
Grounding exercises to calm the nervous system, move the body, and anchor your vision.
Retreat Activities
The day is thoughtfully structured to balance reflection, movement, and community.
Activities include:
Future Self Meditation
A guided visualization to connect with the version of yourself you want to embody in 2025.
Word, Attitude, and Posture of the Year
Define simple, powerful guiding principles to orient your decisions and energy.
Theme Support Systems
Design habits, structures, and experiences that support your goals throughout the year.
Guided Beach Walk or Hasedera Hike
A reflective nature experience at sunset to integrate the day’s insights.
Food and Refreshments
A delicious, locally sourced bento from Cotonoha is included in the retreat.
Coffee and tea will be available throughout the day at no additional cost.
The Venue
We will gather at Garden & Space Kurukuru, a beautiful venue that blends traditional Japanese design with classical Western architectural elements. The space offers a calm, welcoming atmosphere that supports reflection, conversation, and creative thinking.
Optional Nijikai (Afterparty)
For those who would like to continue the conversation, an optional casual dinner gathering will follow the retreat. This is an informal opportunity to connect more deeply with fellow participants.