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We are a small, long-established ryokan founded in the early Showa period.
It has a total of 11 guest rooms (10 Japanese-style rooms and 1 Western-style room), a large bath with a rock bath, and a banquet hall that can accommodate 50 people on the second floor and 30 people on the third floor.
The hotel is used by pilgrims, families, and business travelers staying for long periods of time.
Chirashi-zushi, which has been served for more than 60 years and was invented by the previous proprietress, is a specialty of the hotel.It is served as one of the dishes at dinner and is very popular among guests.We look forward to serving you.

The former Taneno Elementary School was renovated and reopened as the “Tanenoya” lodging and exchange facility in 2021. It is a facility where visitors can enjoy the nostalgia of elementary school and the nature of Misato. There are many ways to enjoy the area, such as making pizza and camping throughout the year, watching fireflies in June, playing in the river in July and August, and viewing autumn foliage in November.

The former Taneno Elementary School was renovated and reopened as the “Tanenoya” lodging and exchange facility in 2021. It is a facility where visitors can enjoy the nostalgia of elementary school and the nature of Misato. There are many ways to enjoy the area, such as making pizza and camping throughout the year, watching fireflies in June, playing in the river in July and August, and viewing autumn foliage in November.

Intended as a place where visitors to Tokushima from all over Japan
and the world can feel Peace And Quality (PAQ), this hostel is a crossroad for various guests and information, where a pleasant and comfortable stay can be enjoyed.The “Shikoku Henro,” or pilgrimage to places related to Kobo Daishi (Kukai), begins here in Tokushima. Many pilgrims use our hostel to exchange information and socialize with others. We look forward to welcoming many guests.

Hostel Coliberty is located in the center of Tokushima City, Shikoku, and is an ideal base for travelers.
It is a place where guests from Japan and abroad can connect with each other and find new opportunities for exchange. Please spend your own special time in Tokushima at Hostel Coliberty, a space that is unique from other hotels and ryokan.

Please note that all services are basically provided in Japanese.
On Closed day, all facilities will be closed after guests staying the previous day have checked out. The day spa “Iyashi no Yu” adjacent to the hotel is temporarily closed for repair work, and is scheduled to reopen around August 2024.
Note: Currently, the hot springs are only available for hotel guests, not for day-trip travelers.

Tsukigatani Onsen Tsukinoyado is located in Kamikatsu Town, which is famous for its leaf business “Irodori,” and as a town of zero waste, and attracts many people not only for sightseeing but also for observation and training. Every guest room offers a view of the babbling streams of the Katsuura River, allowing you to relax amidst the natural scenery that changes with the seasons. Tsukinoyado is also proud of its cuisine that uses local ingredients, which we hope you will enjoy.

Anrakuji is the sixth temple of the 88 sacred sites of Shikoku.
The temple is located in the northern part of Tokushima Prefecture and is one of the few temples in Shikoku that has lodging facilities. The mountain prefix of the temple is Onsenzan, and the origin of the temple dates back to the time when Kobo-Daishi was on a pilgrimage in Shikoku and discovered hot springs in the area and enshrined Yakushi Nyorai (the Buddha of healing and medicine) there. Even today, many pilgrims stay at the temple, and in the evening, an experience-based service called “Kusu Kuyo” is available to participate in exclusively for those staying at the temple. Anrakuji’s original gacha-gacha (capsule toy machines) is installed in the main hall and is also popular among pilgrims and tourists.

The hostel opened on August 1st, 2019 to welcome travelers from around the world. The shared space is fully equipped for travelers to interact with each other, watch movies in the living space, and use the kitchen for cooking. Spectacular views can be seen from the guest rooms on the second floor and from the rooftop deck, which is open to all guests. Enjoy yoga, meals, and other activities with the ever-changing scenery as your backdrop. Enjoy a wonderful time with locals and guests at the attached ICHI PUB with a specialty cocktail in hand.

Cottages overlooking the Awashima coast have been loved for 30 years since their establishment. The host, who decided to move to Tokushima, revamped and reopened the cottages to allow guests to enjoy the scent of citrus fruits and the bounty of nature. Cottage Coliberty uses local products from the prefecture and environmentally friendly amenities, and is conveniently located within a 3-minute walk to the ocean. It offers information and guidance on activities and sightseeing.

Located in the center of Shikoku, Miyoshi City in Tokushima Prefecture is known as the “belly button” of Shikoku. Miyoshi City has long flourished as a major transportation hub and one of the most popular lodging towns in Shikoku. “heso camp” aims to be a place for cultural exchange where many diverse people come and go. The facility is a 10-minute walk from JR Awa Ikeda Station and features a 70-year-old Japanese house and work space. Once outside, the open courtyard offers a view of the blue mountains, where travelers can be inspired by the atmosphere and nature of old Japan.

Located at the top of a 550-meter-high mountain, the facilities are perched on a celestial hill surrounded by nature with a scenic view. You can enjoy spectacular views overlooking the plain and star-filled skies at night. This is a special place to spend time privately or with friends.

This is a seminar, training camp and workation facility renovated from an abandoned school (former Umaba Elementary School) in the mountains of Ikeda-cho, Miyoshi City, Tokushima Prefecture. It is a place for “learning,” “awareness,” and “exchange,” born from the desire of local university students to create a place where young people can gather. Since this facility was once an abandoned school, it does not have the amenities of a hotel or ryokan. We hope that you will use it with the mindset of enjoying inconveniences while using your wisdom and ingenuity, and that this will lead to new discoveries and realizations.

A former printing factory has been renovated into a community exchange center where you can both work and play. It is not only a coworking space, but also a dormitory, a printing studio, and an event space, making it a shared space where horizontal connections can be made.