[Currently offering super discounts for mid- to long-term stays of 5 nights or more! ] MIKASAKAN is a renovated luxury inn from the Taisho period located in front of the gate of Kokawa-dera Temple, the third temple of the 33 Saigoku Pilgrimage. It now has a cafe, sauna, and a large wooden deck. We are currently offering special limited discounts for guests staying 5 nights or more! It is about 30 minutes by car from Kansai International Airport. It is also conveniently located about 1 hour by car from Namba. The sauna has a cold bath using well water and a sauna with a view of Mount Akiba, and the temperature can be set between 40℃ and 110℃! The usage fee is 2,500 yen only for guests. The bath is shared, but it is spacious, and you can enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of Kinokawa City and the shopping street of Kokawa Tonmaka Street while enjoying the Japanese atmosphere. The best part of an inn with a shared space is that you can interact with locals and other travelers. The nearest supermarket and convenience store are a 5-minute drive away. It may be a good opportunity to meet various people while having a relaxing time.

6 minutes walk to Kokawa Temple. This temple was founded in the first year of Hoki at the end of the Nara period and is famous for the Kokawa Engi Emaki, a national treasure. Kannon to ward off evil spirits. It's just a short walk from MIKASAKAN, so please stop by if you're staying overnight. 45 minutes by car to Mt. Koya. A sacred place for Japanese Buddhism. This is the head temple known as a training hall for Shingon Esoteric Buddhism. Okunoin Temple and Danjo Garan are two major sacred sites that are worshiped as two major sacred sites, and have been designated as a World Heritage Site as Sacred Sites and Pilgrimage Routes in the Kii Mountain Range.