Tentsuki Place Guest House

Tentsuki Place Guest House, ensconced in the verdant embrace of Yurano no Mori forest in Ehime Prefecture, Shikoku, is a sanctuary for pilgrims and nature enthusiasts alike. Located on the Shikoku 88 Temples Trail, near the Kumakogen area and close to Temple 44, this guesthouse stands at an elevation of 650 meters, providing a unique blend of nature experiences, homestays, and forest conservation activities. Dedicated to offering a clean, safe, and green environment, Tentsuki Place is not just a lodging but a gateway to experiencing rural Japan and its rich natural landscapes. The guesthouse, with its Nordic-style architecture using local Kuma Kogen wood, features spacious kitchens, bathrooms, and the warmth of a wood stove during the winter, ensuring a cozy stay amidst the natural splendor.

Guests at Tentsuki Place can enjoy a variety of activities, including interacting with the owner’s goats and sheep, exploring the nearby stream, and hiking through the forest. The guest house is designed to provide a serene retreat from the main towns in a secluded location. Accommodations include rooms with traditional tatami mats and bunk beds, allowing for flexibility in guest preferences. The property is fully independent, encouraging guests to roam freely within and around the forested area, managed by the NPO Yurano no Mori, with maps available for guided exploration. Additional options like Japanese cooking lessons, knitting, and dyeing workshops, as well as a barbecue facility (upon reservation and for an additional fee), enhance the stay. This lodging caters to both individual and group stays, with arrangements for shared or private accommodation depending on booking status and guest preferences, offering a truly customizable and immersive nature experience.