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Last Updated on June 25, 2026
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A private farmhouse stay along the pilgrimage trail, with rice fields and a firewood bath to welcome you
Located on a gentle hill along the pilgrimage trail in Kochi’s Mihara Village, Farmhouse Inn Imachan is a fully reserved, private farmhouse that embraces travelers with rural charm. From the property, you can gaze out over golden rice paddies—lush green in early summer and golden by fall—stretching across the fields of Mihara. Guests stay in a detached Japanese-style building featuring a firewood-heated bath, a special doburoku (unrefined rice wine) bath in winter, and home-cooked countryside meals prepared with Mihara-grown rice and ingredients from the mountains, fields, and rivers. During dinner, guests may be treated to a special doburoku known as “Legend of Tsubakihime,” carrying the fragrance of burning wood.
Basic amenities such as a washing machine and dryer support the rhythm of walking travelers. With heartfelt hospitality and a deeply comforting atmosphere, this warm and quiet lodging offers not just rest, but a gentle push to continue the journey ahead.
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Many guests speak fondly of the owners’ kindness and the heartfelt hospitality they received, with comments like “the owner couple was incredibly kind and made me feel at ease,” and “the food was delicious and filled with care.” Reviews frequently highlight the charm of a peaceful environment, the pleasure of enjoying local ingredients, and the warmth of a truly homelike experience. The atmosphere appears to leave a lasting impression, drawing many repeat visitors.
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