The scent of flowers and grasses, the faint sound of water, the gentle sea breeze.
The five villas facing the clear water basin, each with a different interior design,
are spaces where the body and mind can find calmness amid
the changing scenery of the Seto Inland Sea.
Kielsteg, an Austrian building material with a distinctive cross-section, is used throughout this villa's walls and roof, and to filter light as it enters the space. The spacious interior has no partitions, with a living room looking out on the sea and an indoor bath made from Towada stone.
Kielsteg, an Austrian building material with a distinctive cross-section, is used throughout this villa's walls and roof, and to filter light as it enters the space. The unpartitioned space of this villa is furnished in a Japanese style with sliding doors and tatami mats, and features a living room facing the sea and an indoor bath made of Japanese cypress.
Kielsteg, an Austrian building material with a distinctive cross-section, is used throughout this villa's walls and roof, and to filter light as it enters the space. This is the only waterfront villa with beds facing the sea, letting you feel the presence of the ocean while you rest. An indoor bath made of Towada stone is complemented by a Jacuzzi bath on the terrace.
Kielsteg, an Austrian building material with a distinctive cross-section, is used throughout this villa's walls and roof, and to filter light as it enters the space. The bedrooms of this villa are lightly separated by curtains, with a living room facing the sea and an indoor bath with a freestanding bathtub.
Kielsteg, an Austrian building material with a distinctive cross-section, is used throughout this villa's walls and roof, and to filter light as it enters the space. The villa is furnished in Japanese style with tatami mats on the floor and a sunken kotatsu table. Features include a living room facing the sea and an indoor bath made of Japanese cypress.
