Naoshima Island

Tucked in a 100-year-old farmhouse, Aisunao offers a cozy vegan lunch feast with locally sourced organic brown rice and vibrant regional veggies.

Nestled on a remote island in the Inland Sea, this airy hotel combines art, stunning views, and Tadao Ando's iconic design for a uniquely tranquil escape.

Nestled by Gotanji Bathtub Beach, this laid-back resort features cozy yurts and trailers, offering a rustic escape with delicious eats and stunning ocean views.

Discover the airy Benesse House on Naoshima Island, where contemporary art meets stunning sea views in a stylish hotel-museum experience.

Nestled by Honmura Port on Naoshima, this quaint century-old inn offers simple rooms, a cozy cafe, and a friendly host for a budget-friendly stay.

Nestled in the Benesse House Museum's basement, this restaurant offers stunning views of the Seto Inland Sea alongside seasonal kaiseki meals that are almost too beautiful to eat.

This cozy spot near Miyanoura Port offers hearty Japanese curries and seafood in a relaxed vibe, complete with traditional tatami rooms.

Discover the captivating history of soy sauce at this former factory-turned-museum, where you can sample delicious soy sauce ice cream and soak in the aromas of tradition.

Nestled by the Seto Inland Sea, this chic ryokan features spacious tatami rooms, a rooftop bathhouse, and top-notch dining with stunning views.

Nestled in lush greenery, this relaxed resort boasts an outdoor pool, hot springs, and stunning sea views, all within easy reach of dining and leisure activities.