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TEMPLE STAY Anrakuji

TokushimaKamiita-cho,

Steeped in Indigo and the Warmth of Wood — "Seiryu" Dinner&Breakfast Included

A room adorned with aizome — the indigo dyeing that has been passed down through the centuries here in Awa, the old name for Tokushima.

Its deep, luminous blue is the color a British scientist once called "Japan Blue" — a hue that has come to stand for Japan itself.


Bathe in "Kōbō no Yu," the sacred spring of the great bath that has soothed weary travelers for four hundred years.

For dinner, we prepare something special: shojin cuisine, the traditional vegetarian fare of Buddhism.

Nothing is made with meat, fish, dairy, or nuts.

If you have allergies or religious dietary needs, please let us know when you book, and we will do our utmost to accommodate you.

Because your meal is served in a private room reserved solely for guests of this suite, we can also be flexible with dining times and other details.

On the first night of your Shikoku pilgrimage, savor to your heart's content the seasonal produce grown here in the local fields.

A breakfast attuned to the season awaits you as well.

Over dinner or in the quiet of your room, you are welcome to order whatever you please — sake, umeshu (plum wine), Japanese whisky, beer, and more.




Where indigo, the warmth of wood, and the view of Anraku-ji through the window all fall into harmony, this is a room for savoring, slowly, the particular way that time flows in this place.




Capacity: 1–2 guests (plus up to 2 children sharing bedding)


  • ・Capacity refers to the number of guests using futon bedding.

  • ・Children are counted toward capacity if they use their own futon.

  • ・Children's rates: ages 0–9, ¥10,000 (+tax); ages 10–12, ¥20,000 (+tax).

  • ・Children up to age 12 sharing bedding (no futon) stay free of charge.

Amenities & Facilities
Towels, toothbrush, yukata robe, TV, air conditioning, washbasin, slippers, mineral water, coffee, tea (black and green), electric kettle, wine opener, wine glasses, and ice (refrigerator in a separate room). Alcoholic drinks are available via room service for an additional charge (order at dinner). Wi-Fi available.

  • ・Please use the restrooms designated for the lodging floor.

  • ・There is no elevator in the building; access is by stairs, and we will guide you.

  • ・All rooms are non-smoking; please use the designated smoking area.




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Facility Information

Facility Name

TEMPLE STAY Anrakuji

Phone Number

+819090899044

Access

TokushimaKamiita-cho,Itano-gun, Tera-no-Nishikita 8

Important Notes

Check-in / Check-out

Check-in

14:00 ~ 18:00

Check-out

~10:00

Policy

Cancellation Policy

14 days before: 100% of total price (tax incl.)

Children's Policy

Ages 0–9:25% of adult priceAges 10–12:50% of adult price

Bed sharing policy

Ages 0–12:0% of adult rate

Facilities & Services

Room Facilities & Amenities

Amenities / Facilities / Bathroom

Yukata
Tooth brush
Razor
Wi-Fi
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Facilities & Services

Common Area / Food Facility / Transport

Wi-Fi
Lounge
Shared bathroom
Shared toilet
4 more items

TEMPLE STAY Anrakuji

TokushimaKamiita-cho,