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Last Updated on December 9, 2025
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A gentle resting place nestled in the quiet of the mountains
Tucked away beyond the traditional tile-making village of Kikuma, Aoki Jizō-dō’s tsuyado is a humble wooden shelter offering peace and rest after a demanding day on the pilgrimage trail. Inside its simple wooden room, futons are prepared, and with permission from nearby Enpuku-ji Temple, pilgrims can stay overnight at no cost. Pilgrims can also visit the sacred “Okaji-mizu” spring, associated with Kōbō Daishi, to gently refresh both body and spirit. It’s a quiet place where one can realign with themselves, prepare for the journey ahead, and feel the quiet support of the pilgrimage path.
Basic information
| Address | Tane, Kikuma-cho, Imabari-shi, Ehime |
| Phone number | 0898-54-2491 |
| Parking | — |
| Number of room(s) | 1 room |
| Price | free |
| Website | — |
| Check-in | — |
| Check-out | — |
| Wi-Fi | ✕ Not available |
| Laundry | ✕ Not available |
| payment | — |
《Go there in person and negotiate with the management.》
Supplementary information
- The tsuyadō (overnight shelter) can be used with permission from the nokyosho (stamp office) at Enpukuji or Manisan Jizoin Enpukuji.通夜堂在獲得納經所（圓福寺或摩尼山地藏院圓福寺）的許可後即可使用。
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