Guntû – a little hotel floating on the Seto Inland Sea. The ship's name was taken from the local name of a blue crab indigenous to the Setouchi region, in the hope that like this creature, guntû would become one of the subtle delights of the Inland Sea.
The silver hull that reflects the sunlight and color of the sea contains 19 wood-paneled cabins and cozy common spaces designed by the Japanese architect Yasushi Horibe. Image Credit: guntû ガンツウ
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I was able to spend a bliss time in everything.
I would like to visit you again someday.
三條正明 recommends guntû ガンツウ
