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Inn Largo, located in a quiet mountain area of Miyoshi City, is a luxurious private inn renovated from a closed kindergarten. While preserving the nostalgic atmosphere of the former school building and playground, the interior has been transformed into a modern, sophisticated space filled with the warmth of wood, tickling the adventurous spirit of both adults and children. From the vast wooden deck, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the beautiful Iya mountains and starry skies, allowing for free and private time such as enjoying a BBQ or reading in silence. The experience of "traveling as if living" with family or friends in the nostalgic environment of a schoolhouse is truly extraordinary. It is a hideaway-like base perfect for modern travelers to monopolize the charm of Tokushima's hidden regions.

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Address: Ikedacho Shiraji Honna, Miyoshi City, Tokushima Prefecture
Website: https://largo.pw/wp/
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