Shikoku Pilgrimage Accommodation Database

Last Updated on February 18, 2024

Basic information

Address	31-1 Miyanoshita, Miyagawauchi, Donari-cho, Awa-shi, Tokuhsima
Phone number	TEL 088-660-4301 Mobile phone 080-8721-5615
Parking	–
Number of room(s)	7 rooms (non-smoking)
Price	Room only : 4,000 yen (with tax) With breakfast : With dinner : Half board :
Website	https://www.san-yo.co.jp/okudaya/
Check-in	15:00
Check-out	–
Wi-Fi	✅
Laundry	Washing machine: ✅(100 yen once) Dryer: ✅(200 yen once)
payment	Cash: ✅ Credit card: e-money:

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

Supplementary information

• All rooms with key
• No bath (with shower)
• Free shuttle to the natural hot spring “Gose no Sato” (1 minute by car)
• (For hot spring users, a 600 yen bathing ticket is sold at 500 yen.)
• Room only, no dinner or breakfast. Bringing in food and drinks is OK

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Kokudaya operates the third temple, Konsen-ji’s Okunoin “Aizen-in”. From there, I was able to carry my luggage to the hotel. We also have a very rare brush-written goshuin. It’s an inn and a room without meals, but there are hot spring facilities nearby, so you don’t have to worry about bathing and eating, and you can stop by a convenience store and buy breakfast. Highly recommended for location and facilities.

Feeling good on the first day of the walking pilgrimage. Luggage can be left at Aizen-in Temple in Konsen-ji Okunoin, No. 3 on the pilgrimage route. The stamp written by brush is unique in Shikoku. It’s basically a room without breakfast, but there is dinner at a nearby hot spring facility, and they will take you to a nearby 🏪, so it’s okay to stay without breakfast. The facilities are clean and there is only a sense of security for those who are in a monk-type facility. The picture is my dinner for less than 1,000 yen🍴Recommended lodging on the first day of the walking pilgrimage.

I stayed here on my first pilgrimage.
It is a room without meals, but as others have written, you can pick up and drop off at a convenience store and a nearby hot spring (500 yen bathing fee, shampoo, body soap, and hair dryer provided).
The owner was very kind and warm, and he took us on both funny and serious stories with a smile.
You can feel the same as you are at home.
I don’t know how many times I can do the pilgrimage, but I definitely want to be here on the first day.

★★★★★ (5 out of 5 stars)