こんぴら温泉湯元八千代

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Seto Scenery from the Rooftop Open-Air Bath

• ♨️Two open-air baths — the reclining 'Neyu' and the hip-deep 'Koshiyu'
• 🏔️An unobstructed view stretching from Mt. Konpira to the Seto Ohashi Bridge
• 🕕Alternates between men and women by time of day (morning bath 6:00–10:00)
• 🔥A clean, renovated bath refreshed in spring 2022

2

Barrel Saunas Catching the Seto Breeze

• 🛢️Two barrel saunas set up on the rooftop
• 👥Each barrel accommodates up to 4 people
• 🌬️Enjoy outdoor air bathing alongside the open-air bath

3

The Private Designer Bath 'Fukufune'

• 🛁A modern Japanese-style private bath overlooking the hot spring town
• ⏱️Reserve in advance in 40-minute slots (15:00–22:40)
• 🔑A private soak reserved exclusively for overnight guests

4

A Range of Rooms to Suit Your Taste

• 🛏️From the 70㎡ Premium Japanese-Western room to pure Japanese-style tatami rooms
• 🪟A modern Japanese-Western room with a glass-walled bath facing the bedroom
• 🚭Mostly non-smoking, comfortable for families and couples alike

5

Designer Rooms with Semi-Open-Air Baths

• ♨️The 'Ogatama' and 'Kemari' rooms, each with a semi-open-air bath
• 🪨A stone tub and a hinoki cypress tub, both fed straight with hot spring water
• 🎨A stylish space designed by an architect

6

Kaiseki Blending Setouchi and Sanuki

• 🐟A kaiseki course featuring seasonal fish from the Seto Inland Sea
• 🥩Kagawa-grown beef steak and garlic-miso grilled dishes
• 🍜Local specialties such as Sanuki udon and shoyu mame beans
• 🐖Winter-only Sanuki pork shabu-shabu

7

A Base Camp for Visiting Kotohira-gu

• ⛩️A time-honored inn founded in 1725, right along the Konpira-gu pilgrimage path
• 🚶4 minutes on foot from Kotoden Kotohira Station, 7 minutes from the JR station
• 🅿️Free parking lots No. 1 through 3 available

8

Getting There

• 🚆7 minutes on foot from JR Kotohira Station / 4 minutes from Kotoden Station
• 🚗About 15 minutes from Zentsuji IC on the Takamatsu Expressway
• 🚕Local shuttle taxi 'Mobi' available from the station (advance notice required)

After paying your respects at Konpira-gu, end the day watching the Seto sunset from the rooftop open-air bath and savoring a seasonal Kagawa kaiseki. Deepen your Sanuki journey at Yumoto Yachiyo, a time-honored inn with 300 years of history.