Its right next to the train station. They done their best making the most out of the little space that they have. And with how small it is its quite easy to get into a conversation with someone.

So close to the station you can hear it. Dan-san was very nice and spoke good English and helped me plan my next day with knowledge about train times, local restaurants, best udon, and sightseeing.

“Very fine and simple facilities for a traveler, and a well mannered host.”

The owner was very nice. Other guests were very polite and respectful. There was AC .

“Cheap and simple”

Walls and a roof. A place to sleep over night and continue journey. A small and cheap guest house with no special services or amenities. A fridge, bunk beds, wifi and a shower. That's it.

Guest owner's English is pretty good. You'll meet many pilgrimage people there.

“Good house for Henro's, comfortable and cheap!”

We stayed in the dorm room of Mi Casa Su Casa. Our beds were comfortable but sometimes difficult to get in and out of as the room is very small. There is a fridge and kettle which was useful for us. The staff member was friendly and helpful,and check in was quick and smooth. The bathroom was clean, however since there is only one for the hostel, you might have to wait for the shower. Overall we thought it was good value for money, and a convenient location during our pilgrimage

I had a good time there because I met nice people but to be honest this place is way too small for the number of people it hosts. There is just no space, it is barely functional and you always feel you need to move just to let people pass.

“Comfy, cozy little casa”

Small but comfortable, it's right next to the train station. Friendly vibes. A great place to meet others doing the Shikoku Henro Pilgrimage. The owner is very nice and speaks good English. There is free coffee. It's great value for the price and is the perfect base to rest and recharge!

The host and people there really brought the place to life for me and my wife

“Mi casa, tu casa. Is the best way to sum this stay.”

From the warm welcome to the convenience of doing laundry, the kindness of a conversation, and the genuine help in finding my next stay, everything about this place was wonderful. The couple of nights I spent here were simply cozy, making me feel truly at home. I’m very happy to have met the landlady, she was lovely. I hope to see her again someday!

The owner is warm and attentive, the room has air conditioning and is very warm, next to the Kanekuraji tram stop,

“Odd.”

The bed was comfortable and yes, it is close to the train. Basic amenities were fine.

“Acceptable place to stay.”

Clean. Honest description of rooms. Host very helpful.

“Great location, friendly host, lots of pilgrim walkers stay here”

Location to train station, host is lovely house is great

“Odd.”

The bed was comfortable and yes, it is close to the train. Basic amenities were fine.

“the owner was very lovely. i had left my headphones in the hostel and she had kindly sent it back!”

“the owner was very lovely. i had left my headphones in the hostel and she had kindly sent it back!”

This small traditional Japanese house is quite charming, right next to Konzoji train station. The owner is lovely, I really enjoyed our discussions and I would come back if I can.

“Good bed”

Warm welcome, good bed, clean. They have a dormitory and private room. Convenience store nearby.