Whole-house rental in Takamatsu
Sleeps 6 ・ Kids welcome
15-min walk from Takamatsu Station & Port. The perfect base for Naoshima, Teshima, Shodoshima and the Setouchi art islands.
Just minutes on foot to the ferries for Naoshima, Teshima and Shodoshima — the perfect base for the Setouchi art islands.
View on Google Maps →Perfect for family trips, multi-generational travel, and groups visiting Takamatsu and Kagawa.
An exclusive benefit for our guests. A master with over 40 years of experience visits the house to lead a tea ceremony and traditional Wasanbon sweet-making experience. A gentle option for families with little ones who'd rather not pack everyone into a taxi.
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An exclusive benefit for our guests. A professional photographer captures your family against Takamatsu's loveliest backdrops — Ritsurin Garden, the old harbor, the lantern-lit streets.
Baby futon, high chair, stroller and toys — all here and free to use. Newborns very welcome.
Carefully selected premium mattresses from a specialist store in Takamatsu. The kind of sleep that actually fixes a day of travel.
No other guests, no shared spaces. Two tatami rooms plus full kitchen and dining — the entire house is yours.
Just a 15-minute walk from both JR Takamatsu Station and Takamatsu Port — perfect for catching the ferry to Naoshima or Shodoshima. Driving in? A pay-by-the-hour parking lot is right out front, so unloading the car is easy.
A master with over 40 years of experience comes to the house, leading a hands-on tea ceremony and traditional Wasanbon sweet-making for the whole family.
Traveling with little ones, or stuck inside on a rainy day? Experience real Japanese culture without leaving the house — a special, guest-only addition.
A first-floor tatami room where modern comfort meets the warm scent of tatami. Gather around the sunken hearth table for evenings of easy conversation.
Soft light through shoji paper windows. Room enough for the whole family to lay futons in a row — what we call kawa-no-ji, sleeping like the character for "river." A washi paper lamp gently lights the evening.
A full kitchen with tableware and cooking tools for 5. Pick up fresh udon flour or seasonal fruit at Takamatsu's morning market and cook breakfast together.
Hanging scrolls, a blue vase, seasonal flowers. Throughout the house, our owner has carefully placed Japanese vessels and crafts. Quiet moments to brush up against Japanese craft.
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