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Vacation rentals in Katsuura

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The image captures a serene sunrise over a reflective body of water, with gently rolling hills in the background. Soft hues of orange and yellow illuminate the sky, creating a peaceful atmosphere. A curved road is visible in the foreground, leading towards the water.
Home in Takamatsu
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 350 reviews

"Yuyue" Bonsai no Sato, a private rental inn (with breakfast) - Located in the middle of Kagawa, a hub for getting around Setouchi -

 A 30-minute drive from Takamatsu Airport and Takamatsu Station, this is an ideal base for enjoying your trip to the Seto Inland Sea by rental car or train.If needed, we will provide free pick-up and drop-off from Takamatsu Station or Takamatsu Airport.There is also free parking for 10 cars, so it is great for families with children and friends for consecutive nights.  This is a renovated 50-year-old, authentic Japanese-style house with a Japanese garden, offering a 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom private rental.  Located on a hill in Goshikidai, it is in an excellent location where you can fully enjoy the seasonal natural scenery, such as taking an early morning walk while watching the sunrise from the Sanuki Sanzan mountains.You can also enjoy a relaxing stay in Kagawa, visiting bonsai villages, Kokubunji Temple (an 80th stop on the Shikoku Pilgrimage Route), and walking along the pilgrimage route.  For the flower seed, you can also enjoy meals and barbecue at the in-guri garden.  This is an ideal base for day trips in the Setouchi area, offering easy access to Kotohira within 40 minutes by rental car, Kagawa’s main tourist destinations such as Chichibaga Beach within 1 hour, and areas like Tokushima-Soya, Okayama, and Kurashiki within 1 hour and 30 minutes. Interaction with guests  You are free to use the grand piano room in the host’s home.  BBQ needs to be booked at least 3 days in advance   other things to note  English is in a few words, mainly with Pokétokes

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Hut in Takamatsu
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 119 reviews

Lemon tree hotel

Lemon tree hotel - The Main House The silence of Ogijima, where the "unfinished" is cherished. There is nothing convenient here. I just want you to surrender to something that stimulates your five senses. An old house that cherishes the "unfinished" and weaves 120 years of time.Climb the labyrinthine stone steps and surrender yourself to the bedroom that seems to float on the sea, and you will feel the pulse of the Seto Inland Sea right there.This place, born from a dialogue with architect Yoshiyuki Abe, is an art hotel that carries the memories of the land.Your stay here is a story where you become a part of this island. ◆ Access to the Seto Inland Sea and Ogijima The following routes are convenient for continuing your trip from Naoshima. ● Public transportation: Naoshima → Takamatsu Port → Ogijima (ferry) ● Boat taxi: An adventure of about 30 minutes from Naoshima to Ogijima (advance booking required) ◆ A meal that showcases the island's bounty: a pescetarian meal crafted from the land's bounty.A story of the cycle of life, featuring local fish and home-grown herbs (dinner and breakfast, ¥5,500 per person *Vegan options available). ◆ Island trip support: We'll support your trip from the perspective of an islander, even before your stay.(We will send you the request form after booking)

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The interior space features traditional Japanese design elements, including wooden beams and sliding doors. A low table sits atop tatami flooring, with comfortable seating nearby. Natural light floods the room, highlighting a view of a garden through the open doors, enhancing the serene atmosphere.
Home in Myozai District
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 330 reviews

220-year-old Blue Merchant's Mansion with Seasonal Vegetable and Fruit Harvesting Experience

KAIWA NO SATO This old house is an indigo mansion built in the first year of the Bunsei era (1804) during the heyday of indigo. The main house and the sleeping area (a barn where indigo was stored) have been demolished due to aging, but the historic living room and garden have been preserved to allow guests to experience a little bit of that time, and it is used as a farmhouse inn. In the old days, "Indigofera" grew on the fertile land of the Yoshino River basin in Tokushima Prefecture, bringing great wealth to Tokushima Prefecture (Awa Province). Ancient documents on indigo, including cultural properties, are also available for viewing. Enjoy the charm of that era and Indigofera. ==== Feel free to pick and eat seasonal fruits and vegetables from the adjacent fields. * Please enjoy as many figs as you like in summer and autumn. Fruit examples: Spring: sweet summer Summer: Watermelon, Green Bowl (Melon) Fall: figs, pomegranates, sweet potatoes [Vegetables example] Spring: potatoes, corn, bamboo shoots, butterbur sprouts, konjac Summer: Japanese ginger, bell peppers, eggplant, tomatoes, chili peppers, cucumbers Fall: potatoes, konnyaku Winter: Daikon radish * Please contact us in advance if you have any requests, as the harvest and timing may change depending on the weather. ====

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An aerial view highlights the lush landscape of the peninsula, surrounded by calm waters. The logo of Sand Beige is prominently displayed, emphasizing the connection to the natural environment and the scenic beauty of Setonaikai National Park.
Villa in Sanuki
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 76 reviews

A standalone villa located in Setonaikaiguchi National Park. With a boat-shaped sauna. ART.

💎 The SAND BEIGE website is now complete!! Search for "Kagawa Prefecture Sand Beige" What kind of adventures are you having? Adventure is one step ahead of everyday life. I stop the car, go through the tunnel, and my adventure begins. Adventure tourism is gaining attention as a natural and cultural experience tourism due to the global rise in nature and health orientation and sustainable awareness. The Oikushi Peninsula has the sculptural beauty of volcanic eruptions and powdery sandy beaches. 🧘🏼 The moment you step into the sand beige, you may choose an adventure of doing nothing. However, you will be healed by the emerald blue sea in front of you. ⌛️ It seems that walking on the sandy beach with bare feet will remove the electromagnetic waves of the body that are exposed to mobile phones, etc. It seems that modern children can also feel better when they play. ⛴️ Enter the sauna of the ship and experience the sea like the Finnish people! 🐠 3 seconds from the villa! Enjoy swimming, boating, supping, and fishing. (We are currently preparing to install a paddle board...) 🦀 The adventure of finding sea treasures in a secret cove will revive the spirit of exploration in both children and adults. Enjoy the adventure to your heart's content!!

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A dining area is presented with a wooden table surrounded by six chairs. Large glass windows offer views of a well-maintained Japanese garden and distant hills, enhancing the natural light in the space. A calming atmosphere is achieved through earthy tones and soft textures.
Home in Sanuki
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 61 reviews

Zen Japandi / Nordic and Japanese styles / All rooms renovated / Japanese garden / Sleeps 8 / Parking for 2 cars / Complimentary welcome drink / Discount for consecutive-night stays

Grand opening in December 2025.This is a private rental accommodation surrounded by a Japanese garden and rural scenery. Renovated into a comfortable space that incorporates the JAPANDI style while retaining the charm of Showa-era modernism.You can spend a special time with family or friends in a spacious interior furnished with carefully selected furniture. Outside the window, there is a seasonal garden, and in the distance, there are mountains. The scenery changes gradually depending on the color of the sky, the light, and the movement of the clouds. Enjoy a stay where you are healed by the changing nature and tranquility, with birdsong in the morning and an illuminated garden in the evening. It's not just for sightseeing, but also for a trip where you enjoy the time spent here, for a workation, or for a long-term stay. It is also an excellent location as a base for sightseeing in Shikoku, including island tours such as Naoshima, Teshima, and Shodoshima, Kuribayashi Park, Shikoku Aquarium, Naruto, and Soja. ■ Early check-in / late check-out: 1,500 yen per hour (advance confirmation required) ■ Sashimi: 1,500 yen per person / Breakfast: 2,800 yen * Accepting reservations for 2 or more people.Please apply at least 1 week in advance.

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Home in Miyoshi
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 67 reviews

Hidden stay deep in rural Japan

Address 69 Ochia, Higashi Iya, Miyoshi City, Tokushima 778-0202 Trip length 3/1-12/TBD (limited time) Terms and conditions Same price up to 3 people, up to 5 people Older than 3years old: Adult rate 2 years old and under: Free (sleeping together) [About the accommodation] Location: Hidden bungalow house Features: Limited to one group per day, private accommodation without meals  You can enjoy a completely private space during your → stay Security camera: Outdoor parking Bedroom: Japanese-style loading of 10 tatami mats Kitchen facilities: There is a gas kitchen with ventilation duct Toilet: Renovated, with washlet Bathrooms: Renovated, new amenities Outdoor: Table available [Check-in/out] in: After sending a copy of your passport, the key box    Send number out: It would be helpful if you could easily put the garbage together In & out: In: PIN code required out: Go home as is [Prohibited] ① No cooking utensils allowed Hot plate, cassette stove, etc. ② Cooking in the kitchen with ventilation ducts (Including on the table) Pot cooking is available * There will be a smell in the room and bedroom. Thank you for your patience and cooperation Access note Mountain roads are narrow, and be careful at night⚠️

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The exterior of a traditional wooden building is depicted, featuring a tiled roof and large windows. A wooden door stands at the center, complemented by an inviting path leading to the entrance. Surrounding greenery offers a serene backdrop.
Hut in Myozai District
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 367 reviews

An original sake brewery built in the late Edo period

●B&B On y va (Oniva) & Experience● This is a limited stay for one group that has been renovated from a former sizakaya built in the late Edo period.The same price applies to 1 or 2 people, and an additional fee per person will be charged for the 3rd person and beyond. The first floor is the living room and the second floor is the bedroom.Size: 108.5 ㎡ (85 ㎡ on the first floor, 23.5 ㎡ on the second floor) If you need more than one bedroom, there are two 10-tatami-mat Japanese-style rooms (with separate entrances, toilets, and verandas) in the back building, so you can use a total of 3 bedrooms.Please let us know at the time of booking.An additional 51.5 ㎡, for a total of 160 ㎡, is available. For breakfast, we provide coffee, bread, butter, and eggs from Oniva Farm. Enjoy the large kitchen and spacious living room. ✳We charge a separate fee for using facilities such as dining for people other than guests, meetings, workshops, events, shoots, etc.Please contact us.

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Large windows frame a stunning view of the tranquil blue sea and clear sky. The scene includes distant green islands and soft, white clouds reflecting on the water's surface, creating a serene atmosphere. A wooden table is visible in the foreground, complementing the natural surroundings.
Villa in Sanuki
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 427 reviews

AaR Villa Sanuki Tsuda [Setouchi Ocean Front Villa]

"Reset · Reborn · Restart" Described by people overseas as the "Aegean Sea of Japan", "With a beautiful view over a wide area, there is nothing better anywhere in the world" the Seto Inland Sea is so scenic that it is said to be the "Japanese Aegean Sea" by people from overseas. The 88 sacred sites of Shikoku, opened by Kobo Daishi Kukai, Shikoku is a place where the culture of hospitality, represented by the "Osettai" that surrounds it, is alive and well. Nowadays, I hear that many people come from abroad to seek the purpose of life and to heal their minds.   A culture of rich nature and hospitality. And a peaceful climate. The "healing" power generated from them is what fascinates people.   What you can do because of this place. Something that can only be done in this place.   Healing the mind, healing the body, We want to provide a time and space to pause and listen to your inner voice. I hope this place will help those who visit take the next step.

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Villa in Minamiawaji
4.75 out of 5 average rating, 4 reviews

Villa Surf Kariko | Private Seaside Villa

This is a fully renovated cabin rental villa in Awaji Island and Minamiawaji City. In a quiet environment, you can relax with a view of the sea. Enjoy the beautiful ocean view from the living room, dining room, bedroom, and the stylish bathroom, which has been carefully renovated.Please enjoy the refreshing morning sea view and the special time at sunset. "Kurikuri Resort Awaji Island" is within walking distance, and you can enjoy the resort's restaurants, cafes, ice cream shops, stone sauna, and more. Minami Awaji is an area surrounded by beautiful waters and nature, and it is also recommended as a base for sightseeing in Awaji Island.It is also easy to access from the Tokushima area by crossing the Onaruto Bridge, making it the perfect location for a road trip. It is recommended not only for families, but also for couples and friends. Escape from your daily routine and enjoy a peaceful and special time unique to Awaji Island.

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The exterior of a traditional wooden house is visible, showcasing a rustic design with weathered wooden siding. Window shutters are partially lowered, and surrounding greenery includes small shrubs against a clear blue sky.
Home in Tonosho
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 847 reviews

【Teshima 豊島 】Kurechan house (tatami bedroom)

We offer a small Japanese house as a private lodging. There is no bed because the Japanese-style room is carpeted. It is spacious enough for about 3 people to sleep on futons. There is also a beautiful bathroom that is a renovated old Goemon bath and a small kitchen. It is about a 10-minute walk from Ieura Port. Please provide a copy of your passport or identification documents as required by law. ☆ Please do not book if you cannot be contacted. Japanese law does require Airbnb hosts to retain a copy of passports for ALL (URL HIDDEN) exceptions. Small House at Teshima island. 10 min. walk from Ieura bay. We provide a Japanese style room with 3 futons. No bed. ☆ If you cannot be contacted, please do not book.

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A traditional Japanese-style house is surrounded by a serene garden. Features include a stone lantern, lush greenery, and colorful round seats. Gravel pathways enhance the tranquil atmosphere, while a clear blue sky complements the peaceful outdoor setting.
Hut in Sanuki
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 173 reviews

[155-year-old traditional Japanese house] Spacious garden/Private rental/Renovated and comfortable/Up to 10 people/3 bedrooms/Fully equipped parking lot

[Sanuki-no-Yado Kominka Okamoto] A traditional Japanese-style house. It has a quaint atmosphere A 155-year-old traditional house has been renovated, We offer rooms with comfortable amenities. There are also many restaurants and supermarkets within 5-10 minutes by car. We welcome guests with stylish interiors and beautiful Japanese gardens Relax and heal in a quiet and calm atmosphere You are welcome to enjoy it. In harmony with nature in the large garden, At night, the starry sky is a special experience I promise you a luxurious stay. Free luggage storage before☆ check-in is OK (after 12 pm)

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Home in Naruto
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 12 reviews

[Entire house rental] Stay in a small old kominka in Naruto -bamboo hose-

A private rental stay in an old traditional Japanese house where you can learn about the tradition and individuality of Japanese houses. Relax to your heart's content in a pleasant space with refreshing breezes. Accommodation is available for individuals and groups. This property is managed by a design and planning firm.We reinforced it against earthquakes and renovated it ourselves to create a new place to stay. If you visit here, you'll discover a new Naruto.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Katsuura?

    Stays near the waterfront, around local markets, or in town neighborhoods are frequently suggested for easy access to restaurants, beaches, and traditional shops. The area near the fishing port is popular for scenic sea views and local seafood experiences.

  • What are the best things to do in Katsuura with kids?

    Families can explore sandy beaches, visit the Katsuura Underwater Park to observe marine life, or stroll through small local markets together. Parks and gentle hiking paths near town provide space for outdoor play.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Katsuura?

    Explore morning markets, relax at sandy beaches, or visit the Katsuura Underwater Park to experience marine life. The neighborhood temples and small local galleries invite visitors to discover traditional and contemporary culture.

  • How is the weather in Katsuura?

    Katsuura has mild winters around 34–50°F (1–10°C) and warm, humid summers reaching 74–88°F (24–31°C), with heavier rainfall from June through October. Spring and fall generally provide comfortable conditions for outdoor activities.

  • When is the best time to visit Katsuura?

    Late spring and early fall are often recommended for comfortable temperatures between 59°F and 74°F (15°C to 24°C), with fewer visitors and opportunities to explore outdoor markets. Summer brings warmer weather and seasonal festivals.

  • What are the best places to visit in Katsuura?

    Explore the lively Katsuura Morning Market, sandy beaches, and the Katsuura Underwater Park for marine views. Traditional shrines and local art galleries add a cultural layer to your visit.

  • What are some hiking trails in Katsuura?

    Katsuura has forested paths leading to quiet shrines and gentle coastal walks with ocean views. The hills around town feature scenic trails suitable for beginners and families, especially in spring and autumn.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Katsuura?

    Explore the local seafood market together, try interactive exhibits at Katsuura Underwater Park, or enjoy picnics at sandy beaches. Families also stroll tranquil gardens and participate in seasonal craft workshops.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Katsuura?

    Explore nearby coastal villages with historic temples, discover forested hiking trails, or visit scenic gardens and local craft workshops around southern Chiba. Nature preserves and traditional fishing ports are frequently suggested for day excursions.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Katsuura?

    Some vacation rentals in Katsuura welcome pets, especially those around the waterfront and open neighborhood areas. Parks and beach spots near town create opportunities for walks with your companion animal.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Katsuura?

    Katsuura has a laid-back coastal atmosphere, so comfortable footwear is helpful for exploring markets and beaches. Try visiting early in the morning to catch the lively seafood market and enjoy quiet seaside views before crowds arrive.

  • What is Katsuura known for?

    Katsuura is often recognized for its bustling seafood market, scenic beaches, and coastal heritage rooted in fishing. The town is also known for spicy ramen noodles and a relaxed seaside lifestyle.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Katsuura?

    Katsuura has quiet shrines tucked into forested hillsides, traditional neighborhood markets, and scenic coastal paths away from busy areas. You might also discover small art galleries and family-run bakeries around town.

  • What are the best foods to try in Katsuura?

    Katsuura is frequently suggested for its fresh seafood, including local tuna, grilled mackerel, and crab. Many visitors also try spicy ramen known as Katsuura tantanmen, and sweet treats from nearby bakeries.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Katsuura?

    Pack lightweight layers for variable temperatures, a sun hat for the beach, and sturdy shoes for exploring markets or walking coastal paths. A reusable shopping bag is useful for picking up local produce and souvenirs.

  • What is the nightlife in Katsuura like?

    Nightlife in Katsuura is relaxed, with cozy local pubs, family-run izakayas, and casual eateries around the waterfront. Some venues host live music on weekends, creating a welcoming evening atmosphere.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Katsuura?

    The Katsuura Big Hina Matsuri in late winter brings elaborate doll displays and festive markets to town. Seasonal seafood festivals and summer celebrations around the waterfront are also frequently suggested for visitors.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Katsuura?

    Many vacation rentals in Katsuura are family friendly, particularly those near the beach or central neighborhoods. Some homes include spacious living areas and kitchens for group gatherings.

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