Ryosoku Station Stop × Accommodation With A Mysterious AtmosphereRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

Since its founding in the seventh year of the Meiji era, Stays Josaikan has been widely loved as a property of sincerity in Tosa, welcoming many distinguished guests from the imperial family, as well as numerous political and business leaders. What we always cherish is the idea of our property as an extension of the home. We sincerely and wholeheartedly offer hospitality with gratitude, so that guests who have traveled all the way to Tosa can relax and feel at ease. Time flows and eras change, but the spirit of hospitality remains unchanged. Subtly and warmly. The passionate thoughts of our predecessors still live on in Stays Josaikan.

Once the site of Sakamoto Ryoma's residence, "Hotel Nansui" closed its doors on February 25, 2022, after 51 years of history. Now reborn as a small luxury hotel with 33 rooms, "hotel nansui" welcomes you. At this location where Ryoma was born, we invite you to experience a journey to refresh your soul. Reward yourself for your busy days with moments that feel like a gift. Take time to listen to your inner voice in serene tranquility. And take the first step toward a new beginning and future ahead. Enjoy an exclusive moment of renewal that can only be found here at "hotel nansui."

A one-group-per-day accommodation, "HIJIRIYA," renovated from a 140-year-old registered tangible cultural property. The space, designed by an architect, offers a luxurious experience infused with traditional materials and craftsmanship from Tosa. Inside the accommodation, you will find approximately 900 books on architecture and local authors as well as art pieces connected to Kochi, creating a serene atmosphere for your stay. Enjoy endless possibilities here: immerse yourself in Japanese culture with a casual tea experience (optional), lose yourself in reading at the library, savor takeout meals from nearby shops, or relax with local sake while playing your favorite music. Let go of daily life and embrace moments of tranquility as you watch the changing light through shoji screens.