There are many kinds of ryokan, varying greatly in terms of size, cost and style. Ryokan also range from no-frills, budget varieties to costly establishments catering to the very wealthy. Ryokan are sometimes not cheap, but they are well worth indulging on at least one night during your stay in Japan. Also keep in mind that ryokan stays usually include an sophisticated dinner, and breakfast on the following morning. You can relax in Japanese traditional atmosphere, so we would strongly reccomend that you take the opportunity to try!

Blanc: Sustainable Luxury in Harmony with Nature

Blanc transforms Japan’s breathtaking natural parks into eco-friendly retreats, offering modern comfort in untouched surroundings. By using trailer houses and practicing minimal development, it creates spaces where guests can reconnect with nature while enjoying a luxurious, sustainable stay. Wake to the sounds of rivers, breathe in fresh forest air, and unwind under starlit skies in this one-of-a-kind retreat.

Escape the noise of everyday life and enter a world of quiet elegance at Anabuki-tei, a restored Japanese mansion tucked away in the heart of Takamatsu. Blending traditional craftsmanship with refined modern comfort, this exclusive-use villa offers a rare chance to reconnect—with nature, with yourself, and with the passing of time.
Surrounded by a peaceful Japanese garden, the residence features a Finnish-style sauna, open-air bath, and thoughtfully curated interiors with works by local artists and design legends like Isamu Noguchi. Enjoy personalized meals crafted by a private chef using local Setouchi ingredients, and spend your days relaxing by the fireplace, cycling the countryside, or soaking in the outdoor tub under the stars.