Komorebi Mokuyoku

木漏れ日 · 木浴

KOMOREBI MOKUYOKU

Forest Bathing Wellness Experience

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Investor Overview

Build-Out Budget &
Revenue Projections

Forest Property, Palo Colorado, Big Sur, CA — A complete financial overview from the entrance gate to the lightbulbs, with construction timeline and revenue modeling.

$4,737,500

Total Investment

$2.35M

Year 2 Revenue

$1.31M

Year 2 NOI

3.6 Years

Payback Period

Section 1

Complete Build-Out Budget

Every line item from the entrance gate to the lightbulbs. Click any category to expand the detailed breakdown.

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Total Build-Out Investment

$4,737,500

Section 2

22-Month Construction Timeline

From design kickoff to soft opening — five overlapping phases delivering the complete vision.

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Months 1–4

Pre-Construction

Architectural design kickoffArborist & geotechnical surveysEnvironmental impact studyMonterey County permits filedContractor selection

Months 5–8

Site Infrastructure

Road improvements & gradingSeptic system installationWell drilling & water systemElectrical service & solar arrayFire suppression system

Months 9–16

Primary Structures

Shizuka earthship constructionMori A-frame constructionHikari treehouse constructionKaze nest treehouse constructionSound Healing ZomeCondor's Roost platform

Months 15–20

Bridges & Finishing

Suspension bridges & walkwaysThermal circuit installationInterior finishing all unitsWellness equipment installationLandscaping & entrance gate

Months 21–22

Pre-Opening

Final inspections & punch listStaff hiring & trainingSoft opening (invited guests)Photography & videographyMarketing launch

Section 3

Revenue Projections

Ultra-premium pricing with intentionally capped capacity to maintain the quiet, private experience that defines the brand.

Revenue StreamYear 1Year 2Year 3Year 5

Overnight Accommodations

4 luxury units at $1,200–$1,800/night, 70% stabilized occupancy

$755,200$1,510,400$1,726,200$1,944,000

Day Immersion Experiences

Full day ($450) and half day ($250), capped at 12 guests for privacy

$225,000$450,000$450,000$500,000

Wellness Add-On Services

HOCATT, hyperbaric, float tank, sound healing, massage, red light

$112,000$224,000$280,000$320,000

Film Location & Events

4 film bookings/year + 6 private events, shoulder season only

$48,000$168,000$200,000$250,000
Total Revenue$1,140,200$2,352,400$2,656,200$3,014,000

Net Operating Income & Returns

Year 1

$360K

NOI Margin: 32%

Cash-on-Cash: 7.6%

Year 2

$1.31M

NOI Margin: 56%

Cash-on-Cash: 27.7%

Year 3

$1.56M

NOI Margin: 59%

Cash-on-Cash: 33.0%

Year 5

$1.75M

NOI Margin: 60%

Cash-on-Cash: 37.0%

5-Year Cumulative NOI

$6,535,800

5-Year ROI: 138%

The Model

Quiet Capacity, Premium Returns

Max 8 Overnight

Four luxury units accommodate a maximum of 8 overnight guests. Each unit is positioned for complete visual and acoustic privacy within the forest.

Max 12 Day Guests

Day immersion experiences are intentionally capped at 12 visitors to preserve the profound quiet that defines Shinrin-yoku. This scarcity drives premium pricing.

56% NOI Margin

Low guest count means low operational overhead. Eight staff members serve a maximum of 20 guests — a 2.5:1 ratio that enables ultra-premium service and pricing.

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