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Tokushima, Tokushima

Kashino Club, Tokushima

A heritage estate wedding venue in Tokushima, shaped by greenery, historic architecture, Japanese-Western elegance, refined cuisine, and warm hospitality.

Heritage estateGarden ceremonyWaon Japanese ceremonyChapel KanonPrivate residence wedding

Venue Specs

  • Capacity2 - 100 guests
  • LocationMatsushige, Tokushima
  • Venue typeHeritage estate wedding venue
  • Best forGarden weddings, Japanese-Western weddings, family gatherings, private estate celebrations
  • StyleHeritage Estate, Garden
  • CeremonyGarden, Waon Japanese ceremony space, Chapel Kanon
  • BanquetsKashino-tei, Fuuga-tei, Kangetsu-tei Nashimiya
  • AtmosphereGreenery, historic architecture, wood, flowers, glass, warm reception mood
  • DiningJapanese-Western cuisine with dedicated banquet kitchens
  • Guest supportParking, dressing rooms, cloakroom, baby care, allergy support, accessibility consultation
Personalised venue quote availableRequest a quote

Guest capacity and available ceremony styles may vary by date and arrangement. Please request a personalised quote for confirmed details.

The Story

Kashino Club is a wedding venue built around the feeling of being welcomed into a private estate. Set in Tokushima, the venue brings together a spacious garden, historic residences, ceremony spaces, banquet rooms, cuisine, and guest hospitality. It is not a hotel ballroom. It is a collection of buildings and gardens where each part of the wedding day can carry a different atmosphere. The estate includes residences with stories from the Edo, Meiji, and Taisho periods, renovated and adapted for modern celebrations. This gives the venue a rare balance: old-world Japanese presence, Western classical elegance, and the warmth of a private gathering. For couples travelling from overseas, Kashino Club offers a wedding experience that can be shaped around family, guests, food, photographs, and travel in Tokushima.

Why This Venue

A private estate surrounded by greenery

A private estate surrounded by greenery

Celebrate in a spacious estate setting where historic residences and gardens create a sense of escape.

Three ceremony moods in one venue

Three ceremony moods in one venue

Choose from an open garden, the warm Japanese atmosphere of Waon, or the soft natural light of Chapel Kanon.

Historic architecture with real presence

Historic architecture with real presence

The estate includes historic residences and registered cultural property elements, giving the wedding a sense of depth and place.

Japanese-Western elegance

Japanese-Western elegance

Kimono, white dress, tuxedo, garden ceremony, chapel ceremony, and wa-modern styling can all feel natural here.

Food as part of hospitality

Food as part of hospitality

Cuisine, wine, non-alcoholic drinks, and dedicated banquet kitchens help create a relaxed guest experience.

Designed for guests, not only the couple

Designed for guests, not only the couple

Parking, cloakroom, dressing rooms, baby care, allergy support, accessibility consultation, and hotel guidance help reduce guest anxiety.

Ceremony Spaces

Garden ceremony space

Garden

A ceremony surrounded by greenery, wind, and natural light. This space is suited to couples who want an open-air wedding atmosphere with a relaxed sense of celebration. The garden can support Christian-style and civil-style ceremonies, and it can also create a fresh setting for Japanese attire.

Waon Japanese ceremony space

Waon Japanese Ceremony Space

Waon is a warm Japanese ceremony space beneath a large thatched roof. Originally an Edo-period folk house, it carries a gentle, intimate atmosphere where two families can feel naturally connected. It is suitable for Shinto-style and civil-style ceremonies, and especially strong for couples who want a Japanese wedding mood without making the entire day feel formal or distant.

Chapel Kanon

Chapel Kanon

Chapel Kanon is a classical ceremony space filled with soft natural light from above. The royal blue aisle adds a clear visual focus, while ivory and brown tones make the chapel suitable for both western dress and Japanese attire. It is a strong choice for couples who want a chapel ceremony with warmth, intimacy, and a refined visual identity.

Private Estate Banquets

Kashino-tei banquet residence

Kashino-tei

A Taisho-romantic residence with a sense of ceremony and formality. The building carries the atmosphere of a historic guest house, with a garden and terrace that can extend the celebration outdoors.

Fuuga-tei banquet residence

Fuuga-tei

A residence where traditional Japanese structure and modern design meet. Large windows, greenery, and a redesigned reception hall make it suitable for couples who want movement, contrast, and a relaxed garden-connected party.

Kangetsu-tei Rikyu

Kangetsu-tei Rikyu

A smaller, intimate banquet residence designed for close family and important guests. This space is suited to couples who want a calm, personal celebration centered on food, conversation, and family.

Photo Moments

Estate entrance

Estate entrance

Formal arrival portraits framed by historic architecture.

Garden ceremony

Garden ceremony

Open-air portraits surrounded by greenery, flowers, and seasonal light.

Waon

Waon

Kimono portraits beneath the thatched roof and warm wooden textures.

Chapel Kanon

Chapel Kanon

Elegant couple portraits with natural light and the royal blue aisle.

Kashino-tei

Kashino-tei

Taisho-romantic interiors, chandeliers, glass, wood, and terrace scenes.

Fuuga-tei

Fuuga-tei

Garden-connected photos with Japanese-Western contrast.

Rikyu

Rikyu

Intimate family portraits in a calm private residence.

Guest scenes

Guest scenes

Candid moments before the party, in waiting rooms, gardens, and reception spaces.

Venue Gallery

Spring

Spring

Summer

Summer

Autumn

Autumn

Winter

Winter

Kashino Club estate exterior

Kashino Club estate exterior

Chapel Kanon interior

Chapel Kanon interior

Waon Japanese ceremony space

Waon Japanese ceremony space

Fuuga-tei salon

Fuuga-tei salon

Sample Wedding Day Flow

Morning
Arrival at Kashino Club and preparation in the bridal room
Late morning
Portraits around the estate entrance, garden, or chosen ceremony space
Midday
Ceremony in the Garden, Waon, or Chapel Kanon
Afternoon
Family photos and welcome time with guests
Early evening
Banquet in Kashino-tei, Fuuga-tei, or Nashimiya
Evening
Dinner, speeches, quiet guest moments, and departure
After wedding
Stay in Tokushima or continue travelling through Shikoku
This is a sample flow only. The actual schedule will vary by season, ceremony space, banquet residence, guest count, and venue availability.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can overseas couples enquire about Kashino Club?

Yes. This page is designed for couples travelling from overseas who are considering a wedding in Japan. Please use the quote form to begin the conversation.

What ceremony spaces are available?

Kashino Club offers several ceremony directions, including the Garden, Waon Japanese ceremony space, and Chapel Kanon. Availability and arrangements should be confirmed through a quote request.

Is Kashino Club suitable for both Japanese and Western wedding styles?

Yes. The venue’s estate setting works with garden ceremonies, Japanese attire, chapel ceremonies, western dresses, tuxedos, and Japanese-Western styling.

Which banquet space is best for us?

Kashino-tei, Fuuga-tei, and Nashimiya each have a different scale and atmosphere. The best option depends on guest count, ceremony style, and the kind of party you want.

Is the venue suitable for guests travelling in Japan?

Yes. Access from Tokushima Awaodori Airport and Tokushima Station is practical, and guest support such as parking, cloakroom, and accessibility consultation can be arranged.

Request a personalised quote

You do not need to have every detail decided before contacting us. Start with what you know: your preferred season, estimated guest count, ceremony style, banquet preference, travel plans, and what kind of wedding atmosphere you are imagining. We will help you understand whether Kashino Club is a good fit and what the next planning steps may look like.

Start with a simple venue quote

Tell us what you are imagining. Your date, guest count, ceremony style, and travel ideas do not need to be final yet. We will help you take the first step toward understanding whether Kashino Club is the right venue for your wedding in Japan.