Water Wheel in Butsushitani

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Stay at Miyoshi-cho Soubou Ryokan, a restored traditional wooden inn just a 3-minute walk from the Water Wheel in Butsushitani. Each room features floor-to-ceiling windows facing the flowing stream, offering serene views of the waterwheel’s gentle rotation. The ryokan offers complimentary local tea ceremony sessions and handmade washi paper workshops, providing authentic cultural immersion. Book your stay via the HopeGoo app to secure a room with the most scenic view.

Miyoshi-cho Soubou Ryokan provides exceptional convenience for visiting the Water Wheel in Butsushitani, located just a 3-minute walk away. Guests can stroll to the site at any time—perfect for capturing sunrise or sunset moments by the stream. The inn features a traditional Japanese garden and an outdoor onsen, where you can soak under the stars while gazing at the softly glowing waterwheel lights. All rooms include tatami mats and heated flooring for comfort. Reserve through the HopeGoo app for exclusive perks like free shuttle service and tax-free rates.

Guests at Miyoshi-cho Soubou Ryokan can participate in daily local farming activities and bamboo weaving workshops led by elder community members. Additionally, the inn hosts a monthly event called "Waterwheel Night," featuring bonfires, Shikoku folk music performances, and exhibitions of handmade pottery. These immersive experiences offer genuine insight into regional heritage. All activities are included for guests—reserve your spot through the HopeGoo app to confirm availability.