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Last Updated on June 26, 2026
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A restful stop on the pilgrimage path, where a motherly smile and countryside views warmly welcome you
Located in the town of Tano, partway up the pilgrimage route to the 27th temple Shinshoji, Misono Travelers’ Inn is a small homestay known for the warm smile of the hostess and the peaceful rice field scenery. Just a 5-minute walk from Tano Station on the Gomen-Nahari Line, it offers a convenient and comforting place for pilgrims and other travelers. The inn provides free Wi-Fi and laundry machines, and while meals are not included by default, guests can request them, with even vegan options available upon request. The face-to-face hospitality and casual atmosphere make it a dependable, down-to-earth place that quietly inspires travelers to continue their journey.
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- English available
- There is a supermarket, convenience store, and roadside station within a 5-minute walk
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Guests have commented, “The view of the rice fields was so relaxing,” and, “Great value for the price, and the food was delicious.” The inn’s proximity to the pilgrimage route and its tranquil green surroundings provide a restorative atmosphere after a long day of walking. Some mentioned that “it was a bit hard to find the entrance due to the small sign,” but overall, the inn is well-regarded for its affordability, relaxing countryside charm, and its role as a supportive resting point for pilgrims.
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・Washing machine available (free of charge) No dryer
・Wifi available
・The house is a home stay style with the owner’s family, so you will feel like you are living in the house.
・The house has a rich atmosphere and can accommodate dietary preferences (likes/dislikes, vegan, etc.) to a certain extent.
・Many foreign guests stay here.
・The proprietress loves to talk and take care of her guests.
・Shochu can be served at a reasonable price (self-service).
