Sen’yū-ji (Tsuyadō)

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Last Updated on January 6, 2026

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A Night of Rest Along the Pilgrimage, Embraced by the Silence of a Mountain Temple

As the lodging facility of Temple 58, Senyū-ji on the Shikoku Pilgrimage, the “Tsuya-dō” quietly welcomes pilgrims for the night. Offered free of charge, this simple lodging provides futons in a tatami-floored hall, and guests are allowed to enjoy the hot spring baths of the main temple lodge (advance confirmation recommended). In the early morning, a rare opportunity awaits as overnight guests may join the temple’s morning service—a quiet and grounding way to mark the journey’s rhythm. Breathing in the mountain air, listening to sutras, and spending time in the stillness of the Tsuya-dō naturally aligns your breath with the calm of the temple, gently wrapping your spirit in the lingering resonance of your walk.

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Address483 Bessho-ko, Tamagawa-cho, Imabari-shi, Ehime
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A guest wrote that “the all-vegetable shōjin ryōri was excellent, and the tempura made from mikan peel was particularly unique and memorable,” showing appreciation for the originality of the temple cuisine, while another shared that “the temple lodge situated on a hill provided a stunning view and a serene atmosphere,” praising the location and ambiance. Additionally, a touching experience was noted: “During the morning service, the chief priest’s Dharma talk left a deep impression,” expressing emotional healing through this spiritual encounter. Altogether, the temple stay is remembered as a complete experience that combines “the deliciousness of shōjin cuisine, breathtaking views, and a powerful morning sermon.”

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