My hobby is touring, and I like traveling to various places, so I moved from Tokyo to Kagawa and created a DIY guest house. I love hearing about everyone's travels, so please tell me a lot. * I am managing the guesthouse alone, I cannot go out unless I know the estimated arrival time, so it would be helpful if you could let me know.

*Note: A guest house is very different from a guest house or a hotel; it is a room-only accommodation where showers, toilets, and kitchens are shared, with the main focus being interaction between guests, staff, and locals. The walls are thin and not soundproof, so we ask for your understanding and cooperation.*Prices have changed from 2025 due to the rising cost of electricity. *In the dormitory, you can rent a bed in a shared room. If you feel uncomfortable around other people or are concerned about snoring or footsteps, please use a private room. ■About reservations: Reservations must be made by 2:00 p.m. on the day of your stay. Reservations two months in advance must be made for a minimum of two nights. ■Pilgrim-san You can split your stay up to 2-3 days and visit No. 66 to No. 70. We recommend that you make sure you are in good physical condition and prepared before heading on the pilgrimage.[note] : This facility is not a pilgrim's lodge. Please do not ask us to make your next accommodation reservation. Please do so yourself. ■About the accommodation This is a unique guesthouse that was built in the Showa era and has been renovated using DIY techniques, with tenants on the first floor and residences on the second floor. There is a handmade feel here and there, but I hope you enjoy it as well. There is a kitchen, toilet, and common space on each of the first and second floors, and the common space on the second floor has distinctive blue walls, creating a relaxing space. The first floor is industrial and the second floor is antique.　There is no washer/dryer There is a seaside park nearby where you can see the beautiful sunset, and the view of the Seto Inland Sea there will be an unforgettable memory.

For pilgrims, it is best to stay for2 or 3 nights. you can go 66t~70t if you want relax. stay more. There is a park where you can swim in the sea where you can see the beautiful sunset, and a convenience store and supermarket are nearby. It's a comfortable place to live. Parking: Search for Toyohama on the online parking website Akippa and use the parking lot. Free parking is available in the nearby Ichinomiya Park. I made introduce shops map around the guest house. Please check website