Japan Converts 100-Year-Old Prison Into Hotel
A former Japanese prison in Nara has been transformed into a luxury hotel, retaining its original architecture and layout. The 48-room property, set in a building dating back to 1908, features suites created from former cells and preserves key structural elements such as brick walls and hallways. This project is part of a broader trend of converting historic buildings, including prisons, into upscale hotels to preserve cultural heritage while offering unique guest experiences.
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