The accomodations quarter itself is relatively new and modern, but it also has a bar in a traditional Japanese house. The facility is clean and it has everything (except for a kitchen, so you have to bring your own food). It is located in a quite area near rice paddies.

It is a bit of a walk from the train station, so it's better if you travel with a car. You also have to bring your own food since there's no convenience store or supermarket in walking distance.

If you're on the Shikoku Henro (a pilgrimage to visit 88 temples related to Kukai, Kobo Daishi), Shippoya 七宝屋 is perfectly located between Temple 70 Motoyamaji and Temple 71 Iyadaniji, amidst tranquil farms and paddy fields. The hostel for guests is beautifully and thoughtfully designed by the owner, reminiscent of Scandinavian minimalist aesthetics. Unlike many dormitory hostels where it is difficult for even an Asian person of average height to sit up fully in the lower bunk bed, the dormitory at Shippoya offers a generous and welcoming space even for taller guests! Private rooms are also available. Friendly and knowledgeable, Shippoya's owner is able to speak English well, making it much easier for foreign guests to communicate, have interesting conversations, and learn about Japanese culture. Guests can use the washing machine for free, and there is an outdoor space to hang and dry clothes.

Nothing. Was simply grateful and glad to be able to find a place at this location and price range, and bowled over by the facilities. Shippoya's owner will send you a message to let you know about the things to take note of before you arrive, and you can buy food for dinner and breakfast.

It is one of the best spots I stayed on Shikoku island. The host and his family created a little paradise. Very nice garden. New facilities with large bed in dormitory with much privacy. And the bar is just a jewel. Very tasteful with a large selection of beers. A super bonus is that the host speaks very good English since he stays a couple of years in Canada. Just go there and experience yourself. You can thank me later

One of the best dormitory we had in the past 6 months backpacking through Asia. The beds were big and comfortable, so we slept like babies! The place was in the countryside and we passed through rice fields to get there which was a very local vibe that we liked. The owner was great company and we chatted together for some time. We wish we could have stayed longer and want to come back soon again!

Everything was great!

For walking Henro, it couldn't be more convenient, right on the trail. The host is a friendly guy who operates a very fine bar as well. We loved the interaction had there with other guests, sharing some fine Nihonshu. The showers were excellent, and the bunk beds very comfortable, a great place to chill.

Right on the Henro path, about 3km before Iyadaniji temple. It’s clean, comfortable and very well-appointed, with a bar that looked great. Seiji is an excellent host who has created a wonderful resting place for travellers and pilgrims.

Nothing at all- it was perfect for me.

Great place, I had the dorm to myself and it seems completely new, still smells like wood. There's a big garden and even a bar. Very cosy overall and nice owner. Free laundry as well.

It's a nit of a walk to the station & there's no restaurants nearby so you rely on familymart if you don't have a car.

The space of the dormitory bed is spacious, and super clean. The host is very hospital and nice. Though it's a bit far away from the train station, the view on the way to the hostel is great! Overall, it's a place I will definitely want to visit again. BTW, if you want to reserve a room in this hostel, try to search its name on Google! The price on its website is better than the one here!

Must be the owner. Very welcoming, friendly and kind. We stayed in a private room in the hostel, and there was not much difference compared to a business hotel room. Shared bathroom wasn't a problem at all, it was still very private and discreet.

Everything met our expectations. It looks remote on the map, but it was easy to reach.

Awesome location (directly on the Henro trail), very nice and cozy shared space and super friendly owner with great English skills (so no worries if you don't speak Japanese). The dormitory room and beds are very spacious and overall it was very clean. Nice garden and deck to hang out as well, highly recommend!