Shikoku Pilgrimage Accommodation Database

Last Updated on May 4, 2024

Basic information

Address	1501-9 Nakayama-cho, Takamatsu-shi, Kagawa
Phone number	087-882-4022
Parking	Available
Number of room(s)	4 rooms
Price	Room only : 3,000 yen With breakfast : 3,500 yen With dinner : 4,000 yen Half board : 4,500 yen
Website	–
Check-in	14:00-16:00
Check-out	9:00
Wi-Fi	✅
Laundry	Washing machine: ✅(free) Dryer: ✅(free)
payment	Cash: ✅ Credit card: ❌ e-money:

⚠️ This does not guarantee the current business status. Please contact the property directly when staying.

Supplementary information

• Closed on Saturdays and Sundays
• Meals are served in the style of a zazen dojo
• Zazen experience 500 yen, sutra recitation 200 yen, sutra copying 500 yen *with tax /reservation required

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Two women stayed here for one night in March 2024. First of all, I was surprised to see that the entrance to the lodging house had a sign that looked like a karaoke snack bar. When you enter the inn, you will feel the nostalgic atmosphere of a spacious, clean, family home or training camp! I get used to it very well. There is a TV in the chat room, and a tea stand, PC, microwave, and kettle pot in the dining room! The room is one for each person (4.5 tatami mats in the Kyoto area) with a single bed and a table. A simple but calming room. The room I used was a Western-style room (there seems to be a Japanese-style room as well). This time, I was accompanied by a man (alone), and since our room was on one end of the room, I was grateful for the landlord’s thoughtfulness. Breakfast and dinner (Friday night is curry day, breakfast is porridge, side dishes, dried sardines, pickled plums, pickles) We eat together with the monks and the people staying overnight. It’s really delicious. It’s not a special curry, it’s just a normal delicious curry. Considering the accommodation price, it’s a very satisfying meal with great value for money. You can directly learn the etiquette of meals from the priest. It doesn’t mean you can’t talk, but it was a quiet meal, so I really felt like I was staying at a temple. There is one large bath (one bathtub, two showers), and a shared toilet (one for men, one for men and women, and one for women = 3 in total).It is very clean. There is a washing machine (thankfully they have laundry powder too!) and a morning ritual (Heart Sutra) for zazen meditation. 5500 yen (tax included). As a side note, after finishing my duties in the morning, my friends and I remarked together, “Young priest’s voice is wonderful!” I cleaned the entrance when I left in the morning. It’s not like I’m forced to do it, but I want it to be natural…I was very satisfied and I highly recommend it.

★★★★★ (5 out of 5 stars)