Tea-cozy

Last Updated on July 22, 2026

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A Hidden Retreat Wrapped in the Warmth of Tea and Gardens

Nestled in the peaceful countryside of Tamagawa, Imabari, this small inn embodies the spirit of its name, “Tea Cozy,” the fabric cover placed over a teapot to keep tea warm. Just as its name suggests, the inn cherishes moments of unhurried conversation and gentle relaxation.
Surrounded by seasonal flowers and greenery, guests can enjoy beautifully tended gardens and experience a lifestyle that lives in harmony with nature. Located between Temple No. 57, Eifuku-ji, and Temple No. 58, Senyū-ji, the inn also offers practical amenities for long-distance travelers, including laundry facilities, a kitchen, and transportation assistance.
Far from the rush of everyday life, this is a place where guests can quietly restore both body and mind, preparing themselves for the next step of their journey.

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Property Details

※This does not guarantee the current business status. Please contact the property directly for the latest details.

24時間ネット受付・現地支払い不要
今すぐ予約
物価高の今こそ、遍路宿に応援を。

Supplementary information

  • Pick-up service available to No.57 Eifuku-ji Temple and No.56 Taisan-ji Temple.



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A Message from the Host

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We hope to provide affordable and clean accommodation for travelers visiting Shikoku for various purposes, whether for a leisurely journey around the island, a pilgrimage, or simply enjoying the freedom of travel. We place special emphasis on serving a hearty breakfast made with organic ingredients whenever possible. For dinner, guests are welcome to prepare their own meals in the dedicated kitchen.

Guest Reviews

Review Summary from External Sites

Many guests highly appreciate the peaceful countryside setting and beautiful gardens, with comments such as, “I was able to truly relax surrounded by nature,” and “The seasonal flowers and greenery were so soothing.” The warm hospitality of the host couple is also frequently mentioned, with guests describing the experience as “like visiting relatives” and praising the enjoyable conversations and kindness they received.
The inn itself is often described as “clean and calming,” with many guests enjoying the traditional atmosphere of the old-style house. Some reviews specifically mention looking forward to the homemade breakfast, dishes prepared with local ingredients, and relaxing tea time.
Guests also appreciate the hosts’ willingness to provide transportation assistance and travel advice, making even first-time visitors feel comfortable and well cared for. Overall, many reviews describe it as “a place where time seems to slow down,” and express a desire to return in a different season. The warmth of both nature and the hosts appears to leave a lasting impression on 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.

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