When it came to construction, Sanu’s initial aim of installing 100 buildings across Japan in its first year of operation required speed and scale. He also sought to simplify construction work by creating a structure that could largely be assembled, rather than built, reducing the need for highly skilled labour. Cabin Moss sits at an altitude of 1,500 metresCabin Moss features a variety of native woodsModel of Cabin Moss Seamless connection with natureRising demand for Sanu’s second-home subscription and co-ownership services has driven the company’s plans to expand. When Monocle visits, a dozen seasoned carpenters are making their way along a row of sauna add-ons for the Cabin Moss series. Central to this transition is the transformation of the current production facilities into a semi-automated manufacturing base, which Homma has dubbed Sanu Factory.