Aji Minato Bansyo

This is a traditional house over 120 years old. It was used in the scene depicting the principal's funeral in the movie “Crying Out Love, in the Center of the World,” which led to Aji Town being called a “sacred place of love.” We invite you to stay here and experience stepping into a scene from the movie. Additionally, within the grounds, there is a “Coral Mound” in one corner of the garden. This mound was built by the owner of this old house, who once ran a coral business, as an expression of gratitude for coral. It is said that coral has effects such as warding off misfortune, improving love luck, promoting longevity, and bringing mental and physical stability. Please be sure to visit it when you come.

The rental includes the entire traditional house plus a separate building with a sunken hearth room and bath. Inside the main house, you'll also find a tea room. The bath features a painting of Mount Fuji, evoking the atmosphere of a traditional public bathhouse. Surrounded by sea and mountains, this is perfect for those who simply want to relax for a few days, perhaps fishing or taking walks. Reservations for groups of 4 or more offer great value. Long-term stays are also very welcome. We look forward to your booking.

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Check-in is from 12:00 PM, and check-out is also at 12:00 PM.

We recommend the Shikoku 88 Temple Pilgrimage!

Yashima, Hakuri-ji Temple, and Shido-ji Temple are only 15 to 20 minutes away by car!

We offer services for fishing and oyster farming experiences!

Please inquire if interested. We'll be happy to arrange it for you.

By car: 60 minutes from Takamatsu Airport. 30 minutes from Takamatsu Station.

By bus: From Takamatsu Station, take the Aji Line 73 bus bound for “Kokusai Hotel/Aji” from Platform 7 for 50 minutes. From Yakuri Station, take the Kotoden Bus 73 Aji Line for 15 minutes.

There aren't many convenience stores or restaurants nearby, so having a car is recommended.

* There is an energetic dog next door. He is very friendly and may jump up happily when approached. He is, of course, chained when outside. However, as a precaution, please refrain from approaching him carelessly.

Rooms

・Old Japanese House: Living Area (12-mat tatami room, 6-mat tatami room, 4.5-mat tatami room)

Tea Room (4.5-mat tatami room)

 ・Futons are prepared for up to 8 people.

・Sleepwear is not provided.

・No linen changes or cleaning during consecutive stays.

 ※Please note bath towels and face towels are provided for a maximum of 3 nights per person.

 ・ Wi-Fi and TV available.

A new kitchen has been added to the main house!

・Pots, frying pans, chopsticks, forks, spoons, knives, cups, various plates, bowls, rice bowls, etc.

・Refrigerator, IH cooktop, electric kettle, microwave, vacuum cleaner, rice cooker, large hot plate, steamer basket (for 7-8 people)

Bathroom & Changing Area

・Shampoo, conditioner, body soap, and hair dryer provided.

 ・Three shower stalls available. When using the bath, please fill it with hot water yourself.

★About the Irori Room★

As it's an older building, some guests may notice a bit of dust. Please primarily use the main house.

Use the Irori Room as a photo spot! Enjoy this traditional Japanese room.

Please wear shoes in the Irori Room.

Please remove shoes in the washroom/changing area and bath area.