20 Ryokan in Other prefectures

Eiheiji Zen Inn Hakujukan is made from Eiheiji cedar cut from the grounds of the head temple, Eiheiji, and features 18 Japanese-Western style rooms, large public baths for men and women, and a restaurant that serves vegetarian cuisine supervised by the temple. Based on the concept of being "a facility that is halfway between a ryokan and a temple lodging," this is an accommodation facility where you can experience the spirit of Zen through experiences such as zazen.

Dogoya inherits the Japanese atmosphere, It is a simple hot spring inn that combines the goodness of a "guest house". A wooden building with a calm and elegant appearance, which is rare in Dogo. You can enjoy the oldest hot springs in Japan, flowing directly from the source. In 2015, he launched an art project called "Dougoyart". You can see the unique view of the world here and there in the hotel. in the dogoya We are proud of our breakfast "Genki Meshi". Enjoy a simple and gentle breakfast that makes your body happy, making the best use of local Ehime seasonal pesticide-free and additive-free ingredients! Update Misanan's heart and body!

At the famous natural cave hot spring, you can take a long bath while looking out at the waterfall and greenery across the river. The meals are simple, creative cuisine that takes advantage of the bounty of the mountains, including homemade rice. It's not anything flashy, but it's a relaxing inn that makes you feel at ease just by being there.