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Naoshima Ryokan Roka, the first authentic Japanese inn on Japan’s renowned art island, Naoshima, is a haven for art enthusiasts and cultural explorers. Just a five-minute walk from Honmura, the island’s artistic hub, Roka blends traditional Japanese hospitality with contemporary art. The ryokan features works by emerging artists throughout its space, embodying the creative spirit of Naoshima and its famed Setouchi Triennale. Each luxurious suite offers a private open-air bath, creating an intimate and relaxing experience. Enjoy traditional and modern Japanese culture through exquisite local cuisine, highlighting fresh seafood from the Seto Inland Sea, and the warm hospitality of "omotenashi." Roka provides a serene, culturally immersive retreat that seamlessly combines art, comfort, and tradition, making it an unforgettable destination for travelers seeking both inspiration and relaxation.
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Kagawa Prefecture, easily accessible via ferry from Uno Port or Takamatsu Port. Guests can reach the island by air (via Okayama or Takamatsu airports) or train (Shinkansen to Okayama Station, then JR Uno Line to Uno Station). From Uno Port, ferries to Naoshima take 20 minutes, while ferries from Takamatsu Port take 50 minutes. The ryokan offers a free shuttle from Miyaura Port or is a 10-minute walk from Honmura Port. This convenient location makes it an ideal base for exploring the island’s attractions.
Each suite is adorned with unique fixtures, handcrafted furniture, and original artworks, creating a personalized and luxurious experience.
Roka Suite: The largest at 106 square meters, featuring a private onsen bath, a dining area, and a terrace overlooking a lush garden.
Premium Suites: Spacious 62-square-meter rooms with open-air baths and views of the restored traditional village.
Deluxe Suites: Comfortable 56-square-meter spaces with semi-outdoor baths and minimalist Japanese interiors
Dining at Roka is an art form. The in-house restaurant, EN, is led by two chefs trained in Kyoto's high-end restaurants and specializes in modern kaiseki and sushi multi-course meals. The menu showcases fresh seafood from the Seto Inland Sea and local produce, including delicacies like Nagi Wagyu beef. The sushi rice is a local Kagawa Oide variety, enhanced with red vinegar to deepen its flavor. Floor-to-ceiling windows offer serene courtyard views as you dine. Guests can also enjoy healthful herbal infusions or choose between a Japanese or Western-style breakfast. For a more relaxed setting, the café-bar Moya ...
Dining at Roka is an art form. The in-house restaurant, EN, is led by two chefs trained in Kyoto's high-end restaurants and specializes in modern kaiseki and sushi multi-course meals. The menu showcases fresh seafood from the Seto Inland Sea and local produce, including delicacies like Nagi Wagyu beef. The sushi rice is a local Kagawa Oide variety, enhanced with red vinegar to deepen its flavor. Floor-to-ceiling windows offer serene courtyard views as you dine. Guests can also enjoy healthful herbal infusions or choose between a Japanese or Western-style breakfast. For a more relaxed setting, the café-bar Moya offers specialty coffee, light snacks like Setouchi oysters, and herbal liqueurs.
Roka is more than a place to stay; it’s an immersive art experience. The ryokan features a rotating gallery of contemporary artworks, curated by Shigeo Goto, and a traditional kare-san-sui garden with modern sculptures. Guests can also enjoy the nearby art installations and museums, such as the Lee Ufan Museum and Benesse House.
Naoshima Ryokan Roka, opened in 2022, is a modern ryokan that seamlessly blends traditional Japanese design with contemporary aesthetics. Nestled in the serene landscapes of Naoshima, the ryokan features 11 spacious suites, each designed with natural materials sourced from the Seto Inland Sea region. The architecture incorporates elements like tatami floors, shoji paper screens, and open-air baths, offering a tranquil retreat that harmonizes with the island's artistic and natural surroundings.
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