Iyaguchi Station × Nature Experience AccommodationRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

A secluded resort newly opened on a hilltop overlooking the breathtaking Iya Valley in Tokushima—one of Japan’s three great hidden regions. Leave the city behind, and the moment you step inside, an overwhelming panorama and a sky full of stars unfold before you, beginning a luxurious escape from everyday life. Enjoy the ultimate “totonoi” experience with our scenic tent sauna or a riverside sauna where you can plunge into crystal-clear waters. For dinner, we offer an exceptional BBQ featuring Tokushima’s three signature brand meats—including Awa Beef—along with seasonal local vegetables. At night, gather around the flickering flames of our large fire pit with a drink from TOMORI BAR in hand, and enjoy warm moments that bring people together. Choose from five distinctive cabins inspired by the theme of “light,” each offering a special seat for an extraordinary stay that sharpens all five senses.

10 minutes by car from Ikawa Ikeda IC on the Tokushima Expressway. Conveniently located for sightseeing in Shikoku. The panoramic bath overlooking the clear Yoshino River is popular, and day-use bathing is also available. Next to the entrance, there is a literary monument of the writer Fumiko Hayashi, who stayed here before the war, with photos and autographs displayed inside the Property. Recommended nearby sightseeing includes the "Kurozo Marsh," known as the "Oze of the West," about 30 minutes by car from the Property. This rare wetland plant community is designated as a natural monument of the prefecture due to its large scale and diverse plant species. Particularly famous is the "Sagiso," a flower resembling a white egret spreading its wings, which grows naturally here. During the summer blooming season, many enthusiasts visit. Other nearby attractions include Oboke, Iya Valley, rafting, and athletic activities. The Property is also popular among pilgrims as accommodation for the Shikoku 88 Temple Pilgrimage. It is conveniently used for visiting nearby temples such as the 66th Unpenji, 65th Sankakuji, 15th Betsugaku Hashikuraji, and 14th Tsubakido.