Kado Station × Recommended Vacation Rental

A traditional Japanese-style private rental Room on Maejima Island, off the coast of Ushimado, meticulously crafted by skilled sukiya carpenters using carefully selected wood. Enjoy the natural wood aroma and a bath with ocean views. Spend a relaxing time on this tranquil island all to yourselves.

At “727 inlet,” the sunrise rising from the horizon where sea meets islands gently fills the room, creating a serene space where light and nature blend in quiet harmony. In the bathroom—where sea, sky, and breeze bring body and mind into one—you can listen to birdsong and rolling waves, unwinding as the view shifts moment by moment. At night, choose a bottle for the evening from the softly lit cellar; as you raise your glass, all you hear is the sound of waves. Escape the bustle and enjoy a calm, deeply satisfying stay.

In February 2023, Setouchi City opened "Tohito," a single-building rental Property on Mae Island, a remote island with a population of about 120 people off the coast of Ushimado. From this island, which stands in contrast to convenience, it offers "time to deeply reflect" along with the beautiful scenery created by human activities. Take a step away from daily life and feel the present moment with your loved ones or yourself. Treat yourself to a retreat, for you who work hard every day.

Facing the warm climate of the Seto Inland Sea, Hinase Town. A luxurious resort space imbued with the name "A Modest Dream" in Spanish. A private villa with all Rooms offering ocean views of the beautiful Seto Inland Sea. From the fully glassed windows, enjoy the scenic beauty from your Room, relax under the starlight in the open-air "Jacuzzi," listen to the sound of the waves in the liberating "Outdoor Living," and immerse yourself in the sea of Hinase in the "Infinity Pool." Enjoy a stylish and luxurious space.

A town’s time and the lives of its people, shaped by living alongside swords. Hitokata no Accommodation “seppa” is a private rental Accommodation that welcomes guests who feel a connection to the sword culture rooted in this area and to the lives of swordsmiths and other craftsmen.“Seppa” is named after seppa—thin metal spacers that sit on both sides of the tsuba (hand guard), quietly yet securely fastening the blade and hilt together. They are almost invisible from the outside, but without them a sword cannot function as a sword.Like seppa, we hope this Accommodation will be here as a quiet presence that connects sword culture with everyday life in this town—and connects people with one another.