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During your stay, live the life and feel the flow of time in Sanuki,
not only through the furniture but also with accessories such as specially selected bowls.

1, Entrance
2, Kitchen
3, Dining room
4, Study
5, Living room
6, Bathroom, Washroom
7, Bedroom
8, Multipurpose room
9, Private room
10, Colonnade
Kitchen and Dining room

A traditional handicraft from Kagawa Prefecture. Adorned during the Boy’s Festival, this lucky charm is to wish for children’s health and growth. From small ones to some big enough to ride on, the world of Papier-mâché tigers is profound.

Lacquerware mixes with Aji stone powder mined in Kagawa. Beautiful tableware that fits perfectly in your hand, making both cooking and eating even more enjoyable.

Pottery tea set by Kagawa artists. The simple shape and texture perfectly matches the house’s ambiance.
Living room and Study

Precise measurements and plush cushions make for a cozy sitting experience. What will you place on the side table? Spend a spare moment here and take it easy.

Adjusted by a master furniture craftsman to fit perfectly with Sanuki Ryokusou’s space. Lie down or sit down and relax. What kind of scenery can you see from here?

Adding presence as it illuminates the room with beautiful soft curves. Feel the light-filled room while writing a letter, reading a book, or doing whatever you enjoy.
Bedroom and Private room

Using traditional crafts from Kagawa Prefecture, the fabric’s irregularities from the Bota-weaving method give it a pleasant light-touch for a comfortable slumber.

Square-type lighting designed by architect Yasushi Horibe and created by lighting specialist KECK. Lighting the bedroom gently through their shades.

An airy weave that’s cool in summer but warm in winter. Specially designed for Sanuki Ryokusou by Tsumugi, which you can either wear indoors or while being out and about.
2nd Floor



Bathroom/washroom


