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Last Updated on July 27, 2026
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A guesthouse gently supporting the journey of female pilgrims
Located just a 4–5 minute walk from the 33rd sacred site, Sekkei-ji, “Ohenro House 33” is a cozy women-only guesthouse renovated from a Showa-era house. With just two 6-tatami mat rooms divided by sliding doors, the intimate size offers peace and comfort. Equipped with Wi-Fi, a kitchen, microwave, and washing machine, the stay is worry-free for walking pilgrims. Two bicycles and free parking are also available, allowing easy access to nearby cafés and convenience stores. Herbs grow in the quiet garden, adding a touch of color to the tranquil moments. It’s a place where female pilgrims can safely relax and catch their breath.
Property Details
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Supplementary information
- This guesthouse is for women only.
- 6 minutes walk to convenience store
- 4-5 minute walk to No. 33 Sekkei-ji Temple
- 2 bicycles (free to use)
- 1 washing machine (free to use)
- Room only
- Go up the narrow alley in front of Sekkeiji Temple, cross a small bridge, and head for Nagahama Elementary School along the embankment. It’s a narrow road, but it’s passable by car.
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A Message from the Host
Located a 4-minute walk from No. 33 Sekkei-ji Temple, it is a kawaii women-only guest house renovated from a Showa house.
Guest Reviews
Review Summary from External Sites
Guests have shared how relaxing and heartwarming the stay was: “Surrounded by tasteful decorations and flowers, I spent peaceful time,” and “The homemade herbal tea was very soothing.” Many appreciate the convenient location, with comments like “Very close to the temple” and “The free washing machine and bicycle were really helpful.” Overall, the space and the warm hospitality of the owner create a safe, comfortable stay, well-regarded by visitors.
※This summary is generated by AI based on posts from external websites. The review content reflects the personal opinions and impressions of the individual contributors and does not represent our site’s evaluation.
