Around Kotohira Country Club 【PGM】 × Zen-Inspired AccommodationRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

A 400-year-old traditional Ryokan nestled at the foot of a sacred and mystical forest. Three elegant Sukiya-style detached buildings harmoniously blend with modern architecture, all set within a beautiful Japanese garden that reflects the changing seasons. Strolling through the strolling-style garden, you can imagine the literary figures such as Mori Ōgai and Kitahara Hakushū who once stayed here. From the panoramic bath, enjoy distant views of Mount Sanuki Fuji or take in the charming streetscape of Kotohira's temple town. Refresh your spirit and rediscover the delicate sense of Japanese beauty and harmony that may have been forgotten amidst urban life’s hustle and bustle.

On the Shonai Peninsula in Mitoyo City, Kagawa Prefecture. Three private rental villas on a 2,000-tsubo seaside property overlooking Maruyama Island, an uninhabited island tied to the legend of Urashima Taro. All villas offer ocean views. The theme of URASHIMA VILLAGE is “time.” A setting sun, the sound of waves, and an empty beach in the early morning. Surrender yourself to the quiet that simply exists there. Step down from the property to the beach, and at low tide a sea path—“Angel Road”—appears, offering a special moment when you may be able to walk across to an uninhabited island. A dedicated lounge is also available for group dining or workations. A private stay—your own time and space. Enjoy the abundant time of Setouchi, where everyday life and escape gently blend together.

Located near Chichibugahama, famous for its stunning sunsets and mirror-like water reflections, the quiet historic town of Nio is home to NIPPONIA Nio Mikagami no Machi, a dispersed accommodation renovated from traditional Japanese houses by master carpenters.This ancient town, dating back to the Heian period, offers a delightful historical walk through its maze-like alleys. You can experience nostalgic moments at old-fashioned grocery stores or a bakery run by an elderly woman in her 80s while staying immersed in this charming atmosphere.Escape the hustle and bustle and relax in tranquil rooms that embody traditional Japanese folk art and culture. Reconnect with yourself through records and books in this serene space.