Beyond the Villa
The villa is designed for complete relaxation, but Awaji Island also offers shrines, parks and coastline within easy reach.
A shrine associated with Japan's ancient Kuniumi creation myth.
The ruins of a hilltop castle above Sumoto City, with views over the town and the Kii Channel beyond.
A hilltop park and observation facility looking out over the Onaruto Bridge and the Naruto Whirlpools in the strait below.
A large seaside park near the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge, with seasonal flower fields and open lawns.
A hillside farm park with gardens, animals and views across the island's countryside.
A family-oriented theme park on the island, with rides and a Ferris wheel overlooking the coastline.
A branch of Japan's well-known "Happiness Pancake" café, set with an open view toward the sea.
A small café centered on honey from the island's own apiaries.
Two of the island's roadside rest stations, both convenient stops for local produce, seafood and souvenirs on the way to or from the villa.
Two sister properties, made with the same devotion to privacy and to place.
A waterfront villa on the coast of Awaji Island, with sauna, natural hot spring, an infinity pool and a private dog run — the whole property held for one group a day.
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A private retreat facing Mt. Fuji and Lake Kawaguchiko, with its own hot spring and sauna, and an on-site dining space where a private chef cooks right in front of you.
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