In the Dorogawa Onsen area of ​​Tenkawa Village, Yoshino District, Nara Prefecture, the village decided to rebuild the aging hot spring facilities owned by the village. In light of the future population of the area and the increase in facility users, the village decided to build a visitor center that would provide tourist information, Shugendo experience guidance, and hiking changing rooms and lockers in addition to the traditional hot spring functions. Tenkawa Village is home to the sacred mountain Omine, the birthplace of Shugendo, which was opened by En no Gyoja about 1,300 years ago. Along with the rise of Shugendo, the village has flourished as a base for mountain climbing for Omine faith. Among these, Dorogawa Onsen Town has a history of many Shugendo practitioners who came to train here soaking in the hot springs to heal their minds and bodies. The newly planned facility is located at the entrance to the hot spring town, and aims to encourage people to flow to "Dorogawa Onsen Town" and the natural tourist resource "Mitarai Valley," and revitalize the entire village. In this plan, first of all, a Yamato-style roof was adopted to echo the houses scattered throughout the prefecture and the surrounding mountains. The space under the roof, where the steeply sloping upper roof and the gently sloping lower roof overlap, is a space that concentrates visitor functions so that users can stay for a long time. In addition, while the snow-resistant roof is designed to withstand a snow load of 1m high, the trusswork is not complicated, and this is achieved by a rational arrangement of the load-bearing walls. The high sidelights on the gable side allow soft light and the view of the neighboring forest into the interior throughout the four seasons. The wooden structural frame has columns with a 120mm square and arranged at a 2-bay pitch, and the visible beams and buckling stoppers are mainly made of 120 x 150 materials. The building is a single-story building, but its maximum height is 9.3m (equivalent to a three-story building), and the main structural materials are standard size (small cross section) and rhythmically arranged for a tall air volume, giving the impression of a light structure. In addition, the structural frame is integrated with the lighting fixtures, equipment, and lintels of the doors and windows, with an awareness of minimizing visible elements. The village's tourist season is approaching summer, and we hope that this visitor centre will help to bring more vitality to the village.