Nipponia Hotel Koyasan Ozu Jokamachi

Ozu is a place where you can feel the atmosphere of various eras, such as the group of historic mansions that retain the atmosphere of a castle town in the Edo period, Garyu Sanso, which was planned and built by a wealthy Meiji merchant over 10 years and 4 years, Pokopen Yokocho, where a row of candy shops recreates the atmosphere of the Showa period, and Ohanahan Street, which also appears in a scene from the NHK historical drama. Enjoy an extraordinary stay away from the hustle and bustle of the city in a space that stands in the Ozu castle town with such a long history. ■□■Recommended points■□■ - Private space unique to decentralized hotels scattered around the town - Relax in modern-designed rooms that have been renovated while respecting the history of the building - Reliable concierge service unique to small hotels ■Breakfast■ When you wake up in the morning, we will prepare a breakfast using fresh ingredients that will make you feel the season of Ehime. For those who leave early in the morning, such as on a pilgrimage, we can also give you a lunch box. * If you would like a lunch box, please let us know by 8:00 p.m. the day before check-in. ■Conditions for staying with your dog (please check the website for details) - Only rooms marked "Dogs allowed" are available. Please note that other rooms are not available. - The first dog is free to stay, and the second is 5,500 yen (tax included). - Up to two dogs are allowed, each weighing less than 30kg (including large dogs). - Dogs are not allowed at the front desk, restaurant, or club lounge. Please leave your dog in a cage in your guest room during meals. We also ask for your understanding that we do not provide transportation between Iyo-Ozu Station and the hotel. - Please bring copies of your vaccination certificate and rabies vaccination certificate with you on the day of your stay.

The historic and charming Ozu Castle Town has been treated as a hotel, restoring the historically valuable architecture to its original style. Enjoy an extraordinary stay that takes you on a journey through timeless history, accompanied by locally produced cuisine that makes generous use of local ingredients. ■Dinner■ Seafood from the Seto Inland Sea, bounty from the nature-rich mountains, and bounty from the pure Hijikawa River that flows from there. We offer an innovative course meal that brings out the appeal of the ingredients produced by the region's blessed natural terrain, using Japanese and French techniques. <Menu example for one day> ・Small delights ・Furuyano's rainbow trout confit with local wasabi ・New onion consommé with black pepper accent ・Pan-fried fresh fish from Yawatahama with bouillabaisse sauce ・Roasted Aihime beef from Kurita Farm with butterbur buds condiment ・Sea bream rice Le Anne style ・Strawberries and chrysanthemum with the scent of spring ・Bread and after-meal drink *The above menu is an example. The menu changes every three months. ■Breakfast■ When you wake up in the morning, we will prepare a nutritious breakfast using fresh local ingredients. For those who leave early in the morning, such as on a pilgrimage, we can also give you a lunch box. *If you would like a lunch box, please let us know by 8:00 p.m. the day before check-in. ■Conditions for staying with your dog (please check the website for details) - Only rooms marked "Dogs allowed" are available. Please note that other rooms are not available. - The first dog is free to stay, and the second is 5,500 yen (tax included). - Up to two dogs are allowed, each weighing less than 30kg (including large dogs). - Dogs are not allowed at the front desk, restaurant, or club lounge. Please leave your dog in a cage in your guest room during meals. We also ask for your understanding that we do not provide transportation between Iyo-Ozu Station and the h

Ozu is a place where you can feel the atmosphere of various eras, such as the group of historic mansions that retain the atmosphere of a castle town in the Edo period, Garyu Sanso, which was planned and built by a wealthy Meiji merchant over 10 years and 4 years, Pokopen Yokocho, where a row of candy shops recreates the atmosphere of the Showa period, and Ohanahan Street, which also appears in a scene from the NHK historical drama. Enjoy an extraordinary stay away from the hustle and bustle of the city in a space that stands in the Ozu castle town with such a long history. ■□■Recommended points■□■ - Private space unique to decentralized hotels scattered around the town - Relax in modern-designed rooms that have been renovated while respecting the history of the building - Reliable concierge service unique to small hotels ■Breakfast■ When you wake up in the morning, we will prepare a breakfast using fresh ingredients that will make you feel the season of Ehime. For those who leave early in the morning, such as on a pilgrimage, we can also give you a lunch box. * If you would like a lunch box, please let us know by 8:00 p.m. the day before check-in. ■Conditions for staying with your dog (please check the website for details) - Only rooms marked "Dogs allowed" are available. Please note that other rooms are not available. - The first dog is free to stay, and the second is 5,500 yen (tax included). - Up to two dogs are allowed, each weighing less than 30kg (including large dogs). - Dogs are not allowed at the front desk, restaurant, or club lounge. Please leave your dog in a cage in your guest room during meals. We also ask for your understanding that we do not provide transportation between Iyo-Ozu Station and the hotel. - Please bring copies of your vaccination certificate and rabies vaccination certificate with you on the day of your stay.

The historic and charming Ozu Castle Town has been treated as a hotel, restoring the historically valuable architecture to its original style. Enjoy an extraordinary stay that takes you on a journey through timeless history, accompanied by locally produced cuisine that makes generous use of local ingredients. ■Dinner■ Seafood from the Seto Inland Sea, bounty from the nature-rich mountains, and bounty from the pure Hijikawa River that flows from there. We offer an innovative course meal that brings out the appeal of the ingredients produced by the region's blessed natural terrain, using Japanese and French techniques. <Menu example for one day> ・Small delights ・Furuyano's rainbow trout confit with local wasabi ・New onion consommé with black pepper accent ・Pan-fried fresh fish from Yawatahama with bouillabaisse sauce ・Roasted Aihime beef from Kurita Farm with butterbur buds condiment ・Sea bream rice Le Anne style ・Strawberries and chrysanthemum with the scent of spring ・Bread and after-meal drink *The above menu is an example. The menu changes every three months. ■Breakfast■ When you wake up in the morning, we will prepare a nutritious breakfast using fresh local ingredients. For those who leave early in the morning, such as on a pilgrimage, we can also give you a lunch box. *If you would like a lunch box, please let us know by 8:00 p.m. the day before check-in. ■Conditions for staying with your dog (please check the website for details) - Only rooms marked "Dogs allowed" are available. Please note that other rooms are not available. - The first dog is free to stay, and the second is 5,500 yen (tax included). - Up to two dogs are allowed, each weighing less than 30kg (including large dogs). - Dogs are not allowed at the front desk, restaurant, or club lounge. Please leave your dog in a cage in your guest room during meals. We also ask for your understanding that we do not provide transportation between Iyo-Ozu Station and the h

Ozu is a place where you can feel the atmosphere of various eras, such as the group of historic mansions that retain the atmosphere of a castle town in the Edo period, Garyu Sanso, which was planned and built by a wealthy Meiji merchant over 10 years and 4 years, Pokopen Yokocho, where a row of candy shops recreates the atmosphere of the Showa period, and Ohanahan Street, which also appears in a scene from the NHK historical drama. Enjoy an extraordinary stay away from the hustle and bustle of the city in a space that stands in the Ozu castle town with such a long history. ■□■Recommended points■□■ - Private space unique to decentralized hotels scattered around the town - Relax in modern-designed rooms that have been renovated while respecting the history of the building - Reliable concierge service unique to small hotels ■Breakfast■ When you wake up in the morning, we will prepare a breakfast using fresh ingredients that will make you feel the season of Ehime. For those who leave early in the morning, such as on a pilgrimage, we can also give you a lunch box. * If you would like a lunch box, please let us know by 8:00 p.m. the day before check-in. ■Conditions for staying with your dog (please check the website for details) - Only rooms marked "Dogs allowed" are available. Please note that other rooms are not available. - The first dog is free to stay, and the second is 5,500 yen (tax included). - Up to two dogs are allowed, each weighing less than 30kg (including large dogs). - Dogs are not allowed at the front desk, restaurant, or club lounge. Please leave your dog in a cage in your guest room during meals. We also ask for your understanding that we do not provide transportation between Iyo-Ozu Station and the hotel. - Please bring copies of your vaccination certificate and rabies vaccination certificate with you on the day of your stay.

The historic and charming Ozu Castle Town has been treated as a hotel, restoring the historically valuable architecture to its original style. Enjoy an extraordinary stay that takes you on a journey through timeless history, accompanied by locally produced cuisine that makes generous use of local ingredients. ■Dinner■ Seafood from the Seto Inland Sea, bounty from the nature-rich mountains, and bounty from the pure Hijikawa River that flows from there. We offer an innovative course meal that brings out the appeal of the ingredients produced by the region's blessed natural terrain, using Japanese and French techniques. <Menu example for one day> ・Small delights ・Furuyano's rainbow trout confit with local wasabi ・New onion consommé with black pepper accent ・Pan-fried fresh fish from Yawatahama with bouillabaisse sauce ・Roasted Aihime beef from Kurita Farm with butterbur buds condiment ・Sea bream rice Le Anne style ・Strawberries and chrysanthemum with the scent of spring ・Bread and after-meal drink *The above menu is an example. The menu changes every three months. ■Breakfast■ When you wake up in the morning, we will prepare a nutritious breakfast using fresh local ingredients. For those who leave early in the morning, such as on a pilgrimage, we can also give you a lunch box. *If you would like a lunch box, please let us know by 8:00 p.m. the day before check-in. ■Conditions for staying with your dog (please check the website for details) - Only rooms marked "Dogs allowed" are available. Please note that other rooms are not available. - The first dog is free to stay, and the second is 5,500 yen (tax included). - Up to two dogs are allowed, each weighing less than 30kg (including large dogs). - Dogs are not allowed at the front desk, restaurant, or club lounge. Please leave your dog in a cage in your guest room during meals. We also ask for your understanding that we do not provide transportation between Iyo-Ozu Station and the h

Ozu is a place where you can feel the atmosphere of various eras, such as the group of historic mansions that retain the atmosphere of a castle town in the Edo period, Garyu Sanso, which was planned and built by a wealthy Meiji merchant over 10 years and 4 years, Pokopen Yokocho, where a row of candy shops recreates the atmosphere of the Showa period, and Ohanahan Street, which also appears in a scene from the NHK historical drama. Enjoy an extraordinary stay away from the hustle and bustle of the city in a space that stands in the Ozu castle town with such a long history. ■□■Recommended points■□■ - Private space unique to decentralized hotels scattered around the town - Relax in modern-designed rooms that have been renovated while respecting the history of the building - Reliable concierge service unique to small hotels ■Breakfast■ When you wake up in the morning, we will prepare a breakfast using fresh ingredients that will make you feel the season of Ehime. For those who leave early in the morning, such as on a pilgrimage, we can also give you a lunch box. * If you would like a lunch box, please let us know by 8:00 p.m. the day before check-in. ■Conditions for staying with your dog (please check the website for details) - Only rooms marked "Dogs allowed" are available. Please note that other rooms are not available. - The first dog is free to stay, and the second is 5,500 yen (tax included). - Up to two dogs are allowed, each weighing less than 30kg (including large dogs). - Dogs are not allowed at the front desk, restaurant, or club lounge. Please leave your dog in a cage in your guest room during meals. We also ask for your understanding that we do not provide transportation between Iyo-Ozu Station and the hotel. - Please bring copies of your vaccination certificate and rabies vaccination certificate with you on the day of your stay.

The historic and charming Ozu Castle Town has been treated as a hotel, restoring the historically valuable architecture to its original style. Enjoy an extraordinary stay that takes you on a journey through timeless history, accompanied by locally produced cuisine that makes generous use of local ingredients. ■Dinner■ Seafood from the Seto Inland Sea, bounty from the nature-rich mountains, and bounty from the pure Hijikawa River that flows from there. We offer an innovative course meal that brings out the appeal of the ingredients produced by the region's blessed natural terrain, using Japanese and French techniques. <Menu example for one day> ・Small delights ・Furuyano's rainbow trout confit with local wasabi ・New onion consommé with black pepper accent ・Pan-fried fresh fish from Yawatahama with bouillabaisse sauce ・Roasted Aihime beef from Kurita Farm with butterbur buds condiment ・Sea bream rice Le Anne style ・Strawberries and chrysanthemum with the scent of spring ・Bread and after-meal drink *The above menu is an example. The menu changes every three months. ■Breakfast■ When you wake up in the morning, we will prepare a nutritious breakfast using fresh local ingredients. For those who leave early in the morning, such as on a pilgrimage, we can also give you a lunch box. *If you would like a lunch box, please let us know by 8:00 p.m. the day before check-in. ■Conditions for staying with your dog (please check the website for details) - Only rooms marked "Dogs allowed" are available. Please note that other rooms are not available. - The first dog is free to stay, and the second is 5,500 yen (tax included). - Up to two dogs are allowed, each weighing less than 30kg (including large dogs). - Dogs are not allowed at the front desk, restaurant, or club lounge. Please leave your dog in a cage in your guest room during meals. We also ask for your understanding that we do not provide transportation between Iyo-Ozu Station and the h

Ozu is a place where you can feel the atmosphere of various eras, such as the group of historic mansions that retain the atmosphere of a castle town in the Edo period, Garyu Sanso, which was planned and built by a wealthy Meiji merchant over 10 years and 4 years, Pokopen Yokocho, where a row of candy shops recreates the atmosphere of the Showa period, and Ohanahan Street, which also appears in a scene from the NHK historical drama. Enjoy an extraordinary stay away from the hustle and bustle of the city in a space that stands in the Ozu castle town with such a long history. ■□■Recommended points■□■ - Private space unique to decentralized hotels scattered around the town - Relax in modern-designed rooms that have been renovated while respecting the history of the building - Reliable concierge service unique to small hotels ■Breakfast■ When you wake up in the morning, we will prepare a breakfast using fresh ingredients that will make you feel the season of Ehime. For those who leave early in the morning, such as on a pilgrimage, we can also give you a lunch box. * If you would like a lunch box, please let us know by 8:00 p.m. the day before check-in. ■Conditions for staying with your dog (please check the website for details) - Only rooms marked "Dogs allowed" are available. Please note that other rooms are not available. - The first dog is free to stay, and the second is 5,500 yen (tax included). - Up to two dogs are allowed, each weighing less than 30kg (including large dogs). - Dogs are not allowed at the front desk, restaurant, or club lounge. Please leave your dog in a cage in your guest room during meals. We also ask for your understanding that we do not provide transportation between Iyo-Ozu Station and the hotel. - Please bring copies of your vaccination certificate and rabies vaccination certificate with you on the day of your stay.

The historic and charming Ozu Castle Town has been treated as a hotel, restoring the historically valuable architecture to its original style. Enjoy an extraordinary stay that takes you on a journey through timeless history, accompanied by locally produced cuisine that makes generous use of local ingredients. ■Dinner■ Seafood from the Seto Inland Sea, bounty from the nature-rich mountains, and bounty from the pure Hijikawa River that flows from there. We offer an innovative course meal that brings out the appeal of the ingredients produced by the region's blessed natural terrain, using Japanese and French techniques. <Menu example for one day> ・Small delights ・Furuyano's rainbow trout confit with local wasabi ・New onion consommé with black pepper accent ・Pan-fried fresh fish from Yawatahama with bouillabaisse sauce ・Roasted Aihime beef from Kurita Farm with butterbur buds condiment ・Sea bream rice Le Anne style ・Strawberries and chrysanthemum with the scent of spring ・Bread and after-meal drink *The above menu is an example. The menu changes every three months. ■Breakfast■ When you wake up in the morning, we will prepare a nutritious breakfast using fresh local ingredients. For those who leave early in the morning, such as on a pilgrimage, we can also give you a lunch box. *If you would like a lunch box, please let us know by 8:00 p.m. the day before check-in. ■Conditions for staying with your dog (please check the website for details) - Only rooms marked "Dogs allowed" are available. Please note that other rooms are not available. - The first dog is free to stay, and the second is 5,500 yen (tax included). - Up to two dogs are allowed, each weighing less than 30kg (including large dogs). - Dogs are not allowed at the front desk, restaurant, or club lounge. Please leave your dog in a cage in your guest room during meals. We also ask for your understanding that we do not provide transportation between Iyo-Ozu Station and the h

Ozu is a place where you can feel the atmosphere of various eras, such as the group of historic mansions that retain the atmosphere of a castle town in the Edo period, Garyu Sanso, which was planned and built by a wealthy Meiji merchant over 10 years and 4 years, Pokopen Yokocho, where a row of candy shops recreates the atmosphere of the Showa period, and Ohanahan Street, which also appears in a scene from the NHK historical drama. Enjoy an extraordinary stay away from the hustle and bustle of the city in a space that stands in the Ozu castle town with such a long history. ■□■Recommended points■□■ - Private space unique to decentralized hotels scattered around the town - Relax in modern-designed rooms that have been renovated while respecting the history of the building - Reliable concierge service unique to small hotels ■Breakfast■ When you wake up in the morning, we will prepare a breakfast using fresh ingredients that will make you feel the season of Ehime. For those who leave early in the morning, such as on a pilgrimage, we can also give you a lunch box. * If you would like a lunch box, please let us know by 8:00 p.m. the day before check-in. ■Conditions for staying with your dog (please check the website for details) - Only rooms marked "Dogs allowed" are available. Please note that other rooms are not available. - The first dog is free to stay, and the second is 5,500 yen (tax included). - Up to two dogs are allowed, each weighing less than 30kg (including large dogs). - Dogs are not allowed at the front desk, restaurant, or club lounge. Please leave your dog in a cage in your guest room during meals. We also ask for your understanding that we do not provide transportation between Iyo-Ozu Station and the hotel. - Please bring copies of your vaccination certificate and rabies vaccination certificate with you on the day of your stay.

The historic and charming Ozu Castle Town has been treated as a hotel, restoring the historically valuable architecture to its original style. Enjoy an extraordinary stay that takes you on a journey through timeless history, accompanied by locally produced cuisine that makes generous use of local ingredients. ■Dinner■ Seafood from the Seto Inland Sea, bounty from the nature-rich mountains, and bounty from the pure Hijikawa River that flows from there. We offer an innovative course meal that brings out the appeal of the ingredients produced by the region's blessed natural terrain, using Japanese and French techniques. <Menu example for one day> ・Small delights ・Furuyano's rainbow trout confit with local wasabi ・New onion consommé with black pepper accent ・Pan-fried fresh fish from Yawatahama with bouillabaisse sauce ・Roasted Aihime beef from Kurita Farm with butterbur buds condiment ・Sea bream rice Le Anne style ・Strawberries and chrysanthemum with the scent of spring ・Bread and after-meal drink *The above menu is an example. The menu changes every three months. ■Breakfast■ When you wake up in the morning, we will prepare a nutritious breakfast using fresh local ingredients. For those who leave early in the morning, such as on a pilgrimage, we can also give you a lunch box. *If you would like a lunch box, please let us know by 8:00 p.m. the day before check-in. ■Conditions for staying with your dog (please check the website for details) - Only rooms marked "Dogs allowed" are available. Please note that other rooms are not available. - The first dog is free to stay, and the second is 5,500 yen (tax included). - Up to two dogs are allowed, each weighing less than 30kg (including large dogs). - Dogs are not allowed at the front desk, restaurant, or club lounge. Please leave your dog in a cage in your guest room during meals. We also ask for your understanding that we do not provide transportation between Iyo-Ozu Station and the h

Ozu is a place where you can feel the atmosphere of various eras, such as the group of historic mansions that retain the atmosphere of a castle town in the Edo period, Garyu Sanso, which was planned and built by a wealthy Meiji merchant over 10 years and 4 years, Pokopen Yokocho, where a row of candy shops recreates the atmosphere of the Showa period, and Ohanahan Street, which also appears in a scene from the NHK historical drama. Enjoy an extraordinary stay away from the hustle and bustle of the city in a space that stands in the Ozu castle town with such a long history. ■□■Recommended points■□■ - Private space unique to decentralized hotels scattered around the town - Relax in modern-designed rooms that have been renovated while respecting the history of the building - Reliable concierge service unique to small hotels ■Breakfast■ When you wake up in the morning, we will prepare a breakfast using fresh ingredients that will make you feel the season of Ehime. For those who leave early in the morning, such as on a pilgrimage, we can also give you a lunch box. * If you would like a lunch box, please let us know by 8:00 p.m. the day before check-in. ■Conditions for staying with your dog (please check the website for details) - Only rooms marked "Dogs allowed" are available. Please note that other rooms are not available. - The first dog is free to stay, and the second is 5,500 yen (tax included). - Up to two dogs are allowed, each weighing less than 30kg (including large dogs). - Dogs are not allowed at the front desk, restaurant, or club lounge. Please leave your dog in a cage in your guest room during meals. We also ask for your understanding that we do not provide transportation between Iyo-Ozu Station and the hotel. - Please bring copies of your vaccination certificate and rabies vaccination certificate with you on the day of your stay.

The historic and charming Ozu Castle Town has been treated as a hotel, restoring the historically valuable architecture to its original style. Enjoy an extraordinary stay that takes you on a journey through timeless history, accompanied by locally produced cuisine that makes generous use of local ingredients. ■Dinner■ Seafood from the Seto Inland Sea, bounty from the nature-rich mountains, and bounty from the pure Hijikawa River that flows from there. We offer an innovative course meal that brings out the appeal of the ingredients produced by the region's blessed natural terrain, using Japanese and French techniques. <Menu example for one day> ・Small delights ・Furuyano's rainbow trout confit with local wasabi ・New onion consommé with black pepper accent ・Pan-fried fresh fish from Yawatahama with bouillabaisse sauce ・Roasted Aihime beef from Kurita Farm with butterbur buds condiment ・Sea bream rice Le Anne style ・Strawberries and chrysanthemum with the scent of spring ・Bread and after-meal drink *The above menu is an example. The menu changes every three months. ■Breakfast■ When you wake up in the morning, we will prepare a nutritious breakfast using fresh local ingredients. For those who leave early in the morning, such as on a pilgrimage, we can also give you a lunch box. *If you would like a lunch box, please let us know by 8:00 p.m. the day before check-in. ■Conditions for staying with your dog (please check the website for details) - Only rooms marked "Dogs allowed" are available. Please note that other rooms are not available. - The first dog is free to stay, and the second is 5,500 yen (tax included). - Up to two dogs are allowed, each weighing less than 30kg (including large dogs). - Dogs are not allowed at the front desk, restaurant, or club lounge. Please leave your dog in a cage in your guest room during meals. We also ask for your understanding that we do not provide transportation between Iyo-Ozu Station and the h

Ozu is a place where you can feel the atmosphere of various eras, such as the group of historic mansions that retain the atmosphere of a castle town in the Edo period, Garyu Sanso, which was planned and built by a wealthy Meiji merchant over 10 years and 4 years, Pokopen Yokocho, where a row of candy shops recreates the atmosphere of the Showa period, and Ohanahan Street, which also appears in a scene from the NHK historical drama. Enjoy an extraordinary stay away from the hustle and bustle of the city in a space that stands in the Ozu castle town with such a long history. ■□■Recommended points■□■ - Private space unique to decentralized hotels scattered around the town - Relax in modern-designed rooms that have been renovated while respecting the history of the building - Reliable concierge service unique to small hotels ■Breakfast■ When you wake up in the morning, we will prepare a breakfast using fresh ingredients that will make you feel the season of Ehime. For those who leave early in the morning, such as on a pilgrimage, we can also give you a lunch box. * If you would like a lunch box, please let us know by 8:00 p.m. the day before check-in. ■Conditions for staying with your dog (please check the website for details) - Only rooms marked "Dogs allowed" are available. Please note that other rooms are not available. - The first dog is free to stay, and the second is 5,500 yen (tax included). - Up to two dogs are allowed, each weighing less than 30kg (including large dogs). - Dogs are not allowed at the front desk, restaurant, or club lounge. Please leave your dog in a cage in your guest room during meals. We also ask for your understanding that we do not provide transportation between Iyo-Ozu Station and the hotel. - Please bring copies of your vaccination certificate and rabies vaccination certificate with you on the day of your stay.

The historic and charming Ozu Castle Town has been treated as a hotel, restoring the historically valuable architecture to its original style. Enjoy an extraordinary stay that takes you on a journey through timeless history, accompanied by locally produced cuisine that makes generous use of local ingredients. ■Dinner■ Seafood from the Seto Inland Sea, bounty from the nature-rich mountains, and bounty from the pure Hijikawa River that flows from there. We offer an innovative course meal that brings out the appeal of the ingredients produced by the region's blessed natural terrain, using Japanese and French techniques. <Menu example for one day> ・Small delights ・Furuyano's rainbow trout confit with local wasabi ・New onion consommé with black pepper accent ・Pan-fried fresh fish from Yawatahama with bouillabaisse sauce ・Roasted Aihime beef from Kurita Farm with butterbur buds condiment ・Sea bream rice Le Anne style ・Strawberries and chrysanthemum with the scent of spring ・Bread and after-meal drink *The above menu is an example. The menu changes every three months. ■Breakfast■ When you wake up in the morning, we will prepare a nutritious breakfast using fresh local ingredients. For those who leave early in the morning, such as on a pilgrimage, we can also give you a lunch box. *If you would like a lunch box, please let us know by 8:00 p.m. the day before check-in. ■Conditions for staying with your dog (please check the website for details) - Only rooms marked "Dogs allowed" are available. Please note that other rooms are not available. - The first dog is free to stay, and the second is 5,500 yen (tax included). - Up to two dogs are allowed, each weighing less than 30kg (including large dogs). - Dogs are not allowed at the front desk, restaurant, or club lounge. Please leave your dog in a cage in your guest room during meals. We also ask for your understanding that we do not provide transportation between Iyo-Ozu Station and the h