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ANABUKI-TEI
ANABUKI-TEI

Built in 1970 as a family home, now let to one group a day.

ANABUKI-TEI is a renovated 1970 family home in central Takamatsu where the third-generation owner, Eitaro Anabuki, hosts just one group a day. The house has four bedrooms, three master suites with king-sized beds and a single, and a Japanese garden with a century-old black pine. Guests have an open-air bath available 24 hours a day and a private Finnish sauna. Meals are cooked in the house by private chefs (Japanese, Japanese-Italian fusion or French), or the owner can take guests to local restaurants. Families with young children are welcome.

ANABUKI-TEI

穴吹邸

Rate

No published two-meal rate — check live prices below.

Dates and guests

Your selection is carried into supported booking sites so you can compare the same stay.

The stay

Private bath
Every room has one

Practical details

From the property’s or its operator’s official website. Only what the site states is shown.

Getting there
Closest train station is Takamatsu Station; free pick-up service available
Source: ryokancollection.com (opens in a new tab) · Checked Oct 8, 2026
Nearest station
Takamatsu Station
Source: ryokancollection.com (opens in a new tab) · Checked Oct 8, 2026
Check-in
15:00
Source: ryokancollection.com (opens in a new tab) · Checked Oct 8, 2026
Check-out
12:00
Source: ryokancollection.com (opens in a new tab) · Checked Oct 8, 2026
Children
Families with young children are welcome (ages 0-2 free; ages 3-10 at 50% of adult rate per The Ryokan Collection)
Source: anabukitei.jp (opens in a new tab) · Checked Oct 8, 2026
Dinner
Private chef dinner inside the residence (Japanese, Japanese-Italian fusion or French), or off-site dining arranged with the owner
Source: anabukitei.jp (opens in a new tab) · Checked Oct 8, 2026
Breakfast
Breakfast prepared by a private chef, starting 7:00-9:00
Source: ryokancollection.com (opens in a new tab) · Checked Oct 8, 2026

Tattoos, special diets, accessibility and solo stays: see “Before you book: what the property officially says” below.

Before you book: what the property officially says

Answers taken from the property’s or its operator’s official website, with the exact wording. We only show what the site states.

Tattoos

Not clearly stated on the official site — ask the property before booking.

Dietary needs

  • Vegan, Gluten-free: On request — Show the property’s wording
    ヴィーガンやグルテンフリーなどのお食事制限にも対応可能です。事前にお知らせください。
    The property’s own words · Source: anabukitei.jp (opens in a new tab) · Checked Sep 29, 2026

Vegetarian, Halal: not clearly stated on the official site — ask the property before booking.

Accessibility

Not clearly stated on the official site — ask the property before booking.

Travelling solo

Not clearly stated on the official site — ask the property before booking.

Against the 179

Size
1 room— The smallest in the catalogue, which runs to 508
Award
The Ryokan Collection— 46 of 179
Type
Villa— 10 of 179
Where
Kagawa— 4 of 179

The catalogue’s own axis

  • 3 Keys7 stays
  • 2 Keys23 stays
  • 1 Key113 stays
  • Relais & Châteaux15 stays
  • The Ryokan Collection46 stays

The Ryokan Collection — 46 of the 179 stays here.

For scale: the smallest stay in this catalogue is Hakone Kairai at 1 room, the largest The Okura Tokyo at 508.

Nearby

A white turret of Takamatsu Castle reflected in its seawater moat

Takamatsu Castle (Tamamo Park)

≈ 0.7 km away · Castle

An arched wooden bridge reflected in a pond at Ritsurin Garden

Ritsurin Garden

≈ 2.2 km away · Garden

The Seto Inland Sea and its islands seen from the Yashima plateau

Yashima

Viewpoint

Megijima's forested peak rising above the Seto Inland Sea

Megijima

Island

The sandbar of Angel Road linking islets at low tide on Shodoshima

Angel Road (Shodoshima)

Sandbar

Islands of the Seto Inland Sea seen from Naoshima at dusk

Naoshima

Island

Distances are in a straight line from this property, not travel times. Locations from OpenStreetMap · © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL)

Photos: © 663highland (CC BY 2.5) · © ブルーノ・プラス (CC BY-SA 4.0) · © KimonBerlin (CC BY-SA 2.0) · © Petr Vodička (CC BY-SA 4.0) · © Bakkai (CC BY-SA 3.0)

About the ratings

RYOKAN

The Ryokan Collection

A small membership of established Japanese ryokan recognised for the traditional inn experience.

Good to know

How many rooms does ANABUKI-TEI have?

ANABUKI-TEI has 1 room.

How do you get to ANABUKI-TEI?

Closest train station is Takamatsu Station; free pick-up service available

What is the nearest station to ANABUKI-TEI?

Takamatsu Station

What time is check-in at ANABUKI-TEI?

15:00

What time is check-out at ANABUKI-TEI?

12:00

What is the policy on children at ANABUKI-TEI?

Families with young children are welcome (ages 0-2 free; ages 3-10 at 50% of adult rate per The Ryokan Collection)

What are the dinner arrangements at ANABUKI-TEI?

Private chef dinner inside the residence (Japanese, Japanese-Italian fusion or French), or off-site dining arranged with the owner

What are the breakfast arrangements at ANABUKI-TEI?

Breakfast prepared by a private chef, starting 7:00-9:00

How do I book ANABUKI-TEI?

Use the booking links near the top of this page. Prices and cancellation terms differ between sellers, so it is worth comparing more than one.

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