Nagomiyado Anjuann

“Great base for a Shimanto trip”

The climb up the hill to Anjuan is worth the effort as this is one of the most pleasant places I have stayed at in Kochi Prefecture. From afar the hotel looks rather unimpressive. When you arrive, however, you realize they have done an amazing job turning a somewhat drab concrete structure into a… Más

The climb up the hill to Anjuan is worth the effort as this is one of the most pleasant places I have stayed at in Kochi Prefecture. From afar the hotel looks rather unimpressive. When you arrive, however, you realize they have done an amazing job turning a somewhat drab concrete structure into a cozy and welcoming Japanese style inn. If you are ok with sleeping on tatami mat floors on futons, the Japanese style rooms are lovely and the communal bath is a real treat after a day of sightseeing. The food at Anjuan is really quite something and beautifully presented. I am vegetarian and multi-course evening meal was absolutely delicious and compared very well with my colleague’s meat and fish course. The Japanese breakfast was also excellent. The staff are extremely friendly and attentive and the many small courtesies on display that explain the ways of the Japanese inn to the uninitiated in English are all very welcome.

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“Hidden Gem in Shimanto”

The location of this hotel high above the Nakamura Town in Shimanto is spectacular. It is only a short distance to go out to enjoy some of the local delicacies in the town and the Hotel encourages visitors to try local delights. The exterior of the hotel is a little timeworn however the interior an… Más

The location of this hotel high above the Nakamura Town in Shimanto is spectacular. It is only a short distance to go out to enjoy some of the local delicacies in the town and the Hotel encourages visitors to try local delights. The exterior of the hotel is a little timeworn however the interior and the rooms have all been renovated and have a homely charm. The owner and his family are lovely people who are really welcoming to people from overseas and have gone out of their way to provide extensive information on the area. There are Japanese style rooms and western style rooms available, the Japanese tatami rooms were great and the blankets that were provided were so soft and comfortable. This was, without doubt, one of the best accommodation choices in Shimanto and a great way to finish an excellent tour of the region. The onsen was excellent and the breakfast was also excellent.

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“Really refreshing ryokan near a beautiful river Shimantogawa”

Getting here might be a challenge, but I guess that is one reason I did not want to leave. The clean air, friendly couple running Anjuan and the nearby Shimanto River required so much more time than I had. Will definitely be back. I want to walk along the River all day and then enjoy a healthy Japa… Más

Getting here might be a challenge, but I guess that is one reason I did not want to leave. The clean air, friendly couple running Anjuan and the nearby Shimanto River required so much more time than I had. Will definitely be back. I want to walk along the River all day and then enjoy a healthy Japanese meal at dinner. As the last remaining pure and uninterrupted river in Japan, Shimantogawa deserves much exploration and Anjuan can be a base for that.

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“Vegetarian and vegan friendly ryokan”

Don't judge a book by its cover, this little family-run inn is charming inside. The chef is used to catering to vegetarians and vegans, and both dinner and breakfast were huge and delicious. Really enjoyed the outdoor onsen and quiet, simple rooms to, a perfect place to stay after biking along the … Más

Don't judge a book by its cover, this little family-run inn is charming inside. The chef is used to catering to vegetarians and vegans, and both dinner and breakfast were huge and delicious. Really enjoyed the outdoor onsen and quiet, simple rooms to, a perfect place to stay after biking along the Shimanto River.

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