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Hotel Route-Inn Kanonji — Opening in November 2025!

Approximately 8 minutes by car from Takamatsu Expressway Onohara IC. We offer a complimentary buffet breakfast, a large artificial Onsen bath with Komyo-seki stones, and free parking for 130 vehicles. Convenient access to popular photogenic spots such as "Zenigata Sunae," the "Takaya Shrine" torii in the sky, and "Chichibugahama Beach." An ideal Hotel for both business and sightseeing.

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A Hilltop Accommodation Overlooking the Calm Seto Inland Sea

An Onsen Accommodation perched on a hill overlooking the Seto Inland Sea. Enjoy the renowned natural Onsen “Hagami Onsen” and kaiseki cuisine featuring fresh seafood from the Setouchi region. Relax and take in the beautiful sunset.Ideally located as a base for sightseeing to destinations such as Chichibugahama Beach, Takaya Shrine, and Unpenji Temple.

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With a photogenic kitchen, even cooking time becomes an event.

A private guesthouse featuring an open design with a Brooklyn-style industrial vibe. Conveniently located just a 5-minute walk from JR Mino Station and about a 5-minute drive from the Takamatsu Expressway Mitoyo Torizaka IC! Supermarkets and convenience stores are within walking distance. The fully equipped kitchen allows you to enjoy cooking with local ingredients. Perfect for business trips, sightseeing, or casual getaways, this private guesthouse suits all your travel needs.

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A mirror-like waterscape reflecting the Seto Sea and sky—a tranquil traditional Japanese Accommodation limited to six groups per day.

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.

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Adjacent to the popular izakaya “IZAKAYA Tokidoki jiji Takase Branch,” you can enjoy locally sourced dishes in your Room.

Private family bath with our proud "Takase Tea Hot Water"! Relax and refresh with the soothing aroma of Takase tea. Enjoy highly-rated lunches or local farm-to-table dishes at the izakaya located on the same premises. You can also savor the izakaya's cuisine in your Room.

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A maisonette-style accommodation with a refreshing white exterior reminiscent of the sea, offering an authentic seaside living experience.

The first floor features a compact yet functional LDK.The second floor has two bedrooms, accommodating group travel.A terrace is available, perfect for enjoying tea or meals outdoors on sunny days.It's about a 5-minute walk to Ariake Beach, known for its beautiful shallow waters.With excellent access to "Chichibugahama" and "Zenigata Sunae," it's an ideal base for extended stays while exploring Shikoku.

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Enjoy the seasonal garden at a modernly renovated private rental villa.

La toile is a standalone house nestled in the satoyama, built in the 1950s when Japan was entering its period of rapid economic growth. The challenge was how to incorporate the passage of "50 years" while preserving the natural textures of the materials that make up the building. The answer, reached after much effort, was inspired by the "Schindler House," a masterpiece by Rudolph Schindler, a pioneer of American Modernism. It resembles a Japanese house manifested in America, yet it was built with a design philosophy distinct from traditional Japanese architecture—a fusion of modernism and Japanese culture. An homage to the 1950s and a blend of Japanese architecture and modernism. As a hidden retreat in the Shimosa district of Takase Town, far removed from typical tourist destinations, La toile awaits your visit.

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