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Like a lighthouse overlooking the sparkling Seto Sea. The new landmark tower of Imabari, "Imabari Kokusai Hotel." Standing tall in Imabari, the central city of the Seto region connecting Honshu, Shikoku, and the Geiyo Islands, the landmark tower Imabari Kokusai Hotel has been offering the functions of a city Hotel and elegant services since its establishment in 1978. With its experience, achievements, and state-of-the-art facilities and Facility designed for a new era, we welcome our guests into a comfortable space and a serene time. True to its lighthouse-like appearance, it serves as the center of Imabari's international functions, casting a vivid light from Seto to the world, while providing genuine hospitality and a rich community space.

Peace of mind, comfort, and a touch of luxury~ As a base for exploring the beautiful "Setouchi" connecting Shikoku and Honshu ~To "Shimanami Kaido," the cyclist's sanctuaryThis is a Hotel that takes advantage of its excellent location in front of Imabari Station.

Savor the taste of fresh local seafood and the grandeur of nature with your senses... This Property offers a full experience of the beauty of Setouchi. Sen'nematsu is located within the Seto Inland Sea National Park, surrounded by the sea in front and mountains behind. The beach is just 30 steps away on foot. During the summer, the area is bustling with guests enjoying marine activities such as stand-up paddleboarding and kayaking, as well as swimming in the sea. Fresh local fish caught by nearby fishermen are kept alive in tanks. The dishes, made with an abundance of fresh seafood, are a unique culinary experience you can only enjoy here. At Mantennoyu, you can relax in three types of baths: the giant stone bath, the cypress and tatami bath, and the open-air seawater bath. The seawater open-air bath, with its thalassotherapy benefits, allows you to warm your body from the core while gazing at the night view of Imabari across the water and the passing ships.