lodging

If you want to thoroughly enjoy sake, staying overnight is essential.


■ Shikoku 88 Sacred Sites No. 37 Iwamoto-ji Temple

A unique temple with a BBQ space where you can enjoy sake

With advance reservations, you can experience making Japanese sweets, making miso, copying sutras, and performing a goma ritual.

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https://at40010.jp/post_experience/67/

A room with a sauna, a room designed by the artist "SHETA", and a guest room with a work space. Perfect for having fun

 

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https://at40010.jp/hanare/

Accommodates up to 8 people with 2 bedrooms, 1 living room, bathroom, and toilet. For those who want to spend a relaxing time with family and friends.


■ Mima Ryokan Main Building

https://www.mimaryokan.jp/honkan.html

The light of the inn has continued to shine in the land of Kubokawa for over 120 years.Founded in 1891.It is about a 3-minute walk from the historic main building sake brewery where novelist Fumiko Hayashi and many other cultural figures and famous actors have stayed.Please note that there is a curfew.


■ Wooden Hotel (Mima Ryokan)

https://www.mimaryokan.jp/use.html

A hotel-style inn where modern guests can relax while maintaining the spirit of hospitality cultivated since the founding of the Meiji period.