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Last Updated on July 28, 2026
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A peaceful inn nestled at the foot of the mountain, gently supporting your pilgrimage after descending Unpenji
Located at the base of Mount Unpenji, where the Sanuki Plain begins to spread out, Minshuku Aozoraya offers heartfelt rest to weary pilgrims. This cozy inn features clean Japanese-style rooms with fluffy futons, a washing machine (no dryer), and free Wi-Fi—providing practical comfort for walking travelers. The kind hostess welcomes you with a warm smile, and her handmade meals, including freshly caught wild boar hamburg steak, are praised for soothing both body and soul. With only five guest rooms, the inn remains quiet and intimate. The bright blue signage is a cheerful landmark, uplifting tired spirits and quietly rekindling the desire to walk on. It is a dependable inn where the mystery of the mountains and human warmth harmonize beautifully.
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Many guests highlight the comfort of a “quiet and relaxing environment,” “clean rooms with cozy futons,” and “free access to laundry and Wi-Fi.” The inn’s support for pilgrims is especially well appreciated. Meals receive praise for being “delicious and home-cooked,” with the “wild boar hamburger” often mentioned as a memorable specialty. Although some mention that the wooden building is “not very soundproof,” the majority of reviews emphasize the warm hospitality and peaceful atmosphere, making this inn a trusted resting place along the pilgrimage.
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