For now, just rest.
A quiet retreat for a tired body and soul.
A Yojo Stay —
quiet care for a body that has given so much.
Here, you do not need to put on a brave face.
You are free to cry, rest, or simply be.
A restorative stay from Budou no Ki —
a quiet place to rest and reconnect with yourself.
Pregnancy loss can place a profound strain
on both body and mind.
Sudden hormonal changes, physical pain, and emotional exhaustion can all take a toll.
Your body may still need time and care to recover.
And yet, you may feel pressure to return to everyday life before you are ready.
You do not need to force a smile. Give yourself permission to rest, stay warm, and sleep as much as you need.
What comes next can wait until you feel ready.
Three promises for a quiet, private stay
Quiet
A private space away from the sounds and activity of the postpartum care floor
Your route through the building is separate from the postpartum care floor, and your room is located in a quieter area to minimise the likelihood of hearing or encountering babies.
Restoration
Care that warms you from within
Warm soups, herbal teas, and comforting bath preparations are provided to help you rest and feel cared for in ways that may be difficult to arrange at home.
Privacy
Space and support on your terms
Conversation with staff can be kept to a minimum, and meals can be left outside your door so that you can rest in privacy without interruption.
You do not have to hide your grief —
or talk about it before you are ready.
There are days when you want to talk to someone, and days when you want to see no one at all.
Here, you can follow your own needs. Our staff have completed specialist training and will respect the level of support and privacy you choose.
Writing
Giving shape to what cannot be said
"Fragments of Feeling" notebook
A shared notebook where you can write anything, from painful feelings to requests for our staff. Our staff can respond if you would like them to.
"A Letter to the Sky"
A writing set for a letter to your baby or to yourself. If you wish, we can keep it for you and arrange for it to be respectfully included in a ceremonial burning.
Talking
A quiet conversation with a trained member of staff
"Time Together" (by appointment)
If you feel that you would like to talk to someone, please let a member of staff know. We will not offer unsolicited advice. We will simply sit with you and listen.
Remembrance
A private place to remember your baby
"A small memorial space"
A corner of the room where you may place an ultrasound photograph or keepsake. Spend some quiet time by the light of an LED candle.
Please tell us how you feel today,
without using
words.
"I don't want to see anyone today."
"I'd like to talk a little today."
You can use the door hanger in your room to let us know how you are feeling. There is no need to telephone or speak to anyone.
Rest mode
Please leave me be
Regular support
Please continue with the usual service
Listening time
I would like someone to sit with me and listen
A space designed for uninterrupted rest
Items not placed in the room
To create a more comfortable space, the following baby-care items are not placed in the room.
- ・Nursing cushion
- ・Baby cot
- ・Parenting items
What we provide
Recovery support
- ・Tasteforlife restorative teas (Nukunuku-cha and jujube tea)
- ・A soft blanket
- ・Hot water bottle
- ・Leg warmers
Hygiene and comfort
- ・Organic cotton sanitary items
- ・Moisturising tissues
Comfort
- ・Warming eye mask
- ・A book to lose yourself in
- ・Bluetooth speaker
We serve soups from Tasteforlife, a brand specialising in postpartum and post-miscarriage nourishment that has been trusted in Taiwan for over 20 years.
Because your comfort and wellbeing come first, we carefully selected the soups served during your stay.
These traditional restorative soups are made by Tasteforlife, a specialist producer with a long history of supporting postpartum wellbeing in Taiwan.
A formulation built around recovery
Developed in collaboration with Taiwanese Chinese medicine practitioner Dr Hsu Hui-yin. The soups are prepared with ingredients traditionally selected to support nourishment and wellbeing after pregnancy loss.
Uncompromising on safety
The soups contain no artificial seasonings, colourings, or preservatives. Carefully selected, quality-checked herbal ingredients are used.
Rice-koji water instead of plain water
The base of every soup is 100% rice-koji water, a brewed water developed by Tasteforlife from carefully selected glutinous rice. Rich in amino acids, it provides a mild and comforting base for each soup.
✓ No artificial seasonings ✓ No colourings ✓ No preservatives ✓ No pesticide residues
We will not try to
“fix”
your grief.
Our team includes midwives and other care professionals who have completed specialist training in perinatal grief care.
We know that words of encouragement can sometimes weigh heavily.
We hope simply to be there, so that your time here is a little warmer and a little safer.
Plan details
A restorative stay for physical and emotional rest
Traditional Taiwanese restorative soups and a quiet, private space
Rate
¥37,800 per night(tax included)
*This is the rate for the restorative plan, which does not include newborn care.
*Over the New Year period (30 Dec – 3 Jan), a surcharge of ¥20,000 per night applies to stays of up to three nights.
Who this stay is for
Women recovering from miscarriage, stillbirth, or neonatal loss
(A partner may accompany you, for an additional charge.)
Check-in and check-out
Check-in 15:00 / check-out 12:00
Three features of this plan
Nourishing food for comfort and recovery
In traditional Chinese medicine, post-miscarriage care is sometimes described using the concept of a “small birth”, reflecting the importance placed on rest and nourishment after pregnancy loss. This plan includes one bowl a day of Tasteforlife traditional restorative soup — from a postpartum care brand trusted in Taiwan for over 20 years — with dinner or as a late-night bowl.
Amenities for warmth and quiet
We have put together a set of items exclusive to this plan, to shield you from cold and from noise.
A distance you choose — to talk, or not to talk
Staff who have completed specialist training will support you at your own pace.
Before you book (when to come)
Please consult your healthcare provider before booking. The information below is general guidance only and does not replace medical advice.
This stay does not provide emergency medical or psychiatric care. If you have heavy bleeding, a fever, severe pain, feel faint, or have any other urgent health concerns, please contact a medical professional immediately.
Frequently asked questions
Q. Can my partner stay with me?
A. Yes. Many people spend the time here together.
Q. I would rather not see other guests when I arrive.
A. You can check in and out directly in your room. Just tell us when you book.
Q. Is it all right if I suddenly feel overwhelmed and begin to cry?
A. Of course. You are welcome to cry whenever you need to. Our staff understand, and there is no need to apologise or explain.