Highlights and Details of Each Plan

Private Bath from Okudogo Onsen

Okudogo Onsen springs from the mountains about 4 km away from the center of Dogo Onsen. The famous alkaline simple sulfur spring at Sendan, known as a beauty bath, draws its water from Okudogo Onsen, which is stored in two stone baths. And since it is a private bath, you can enjoy bathing without any worries. Enjoy a relaxing moment for your body and mind while taking in the soft sulfurous scent of Okudogo Onsen, the scent of the cypress used in the bathtub frames, and the sounds of the murmuring Ishite River.

Heartfelt Hospitality

Sendan values ​​the changing of the seasons, which is at the heart of Japanese aesthetics, and the hospitality that is attuned to the guests. The seasonal atmosphere and spirit of hospitality can be felt not only in the kaiseki cuisine and tableware, but also in the flower arrangements in the tokonoma alcove, hanging scrolls, and other furnishings. From welcoming you and cultural exchange to seeing you off, the proprietress and staff will provide you with attentive service and genuine smiles, allowing you to relax both physically and mentally.

Ningyo Joruri Puppet Theater that is Passed Down the GenerationsPlan A Only

Ningyo Joruri puppet theater is a traditional Japanese performing art in which three people use a single puppet to perform a story accompanied by the sound of the shamisen and a narrator. In the Mitsu district of Matsuyama city, the Iyo Gennojo puppet theater, which originated in the Meiji period, is passed down each generation. Although it was once discontinued during the war, it was rekindled in the 1950s by a preservation society made up of local residents. After the show, you can interact with members of the preservation society and try out the mechanism in the puppet's head that moves the eyes and eyebrows.

Ehime's Food Culture and Traditional Kaiseki Cuisine

The essence of Sendan lies in its traditional Japanese kaiseki cuisine, which uses carefully prepared stock and values ​​the rich flavor of the ingredients and the colors of the seasons. There are 10 dishes on offer, mainly seasonal, such as a plate of fresh sashimi arranged in the shape of a flatfish boat, a high-rise plate filled with seafood and mountain delicacies, such as grilled sea bream, Ehime's prefectural fish, and chestnuts simmered in their skins. Be sure to check out the Kyoto ware, Wajima lacquerware, and other pottery and antiques carefully selected and collected by the proprietress.

Price (tax incl.)

31,625 yenThe puppet theatre requires an additional fee of 50,600 yen per group (of 5 people or more).

Minimum Number of Guests Required

5 people or more

Time Required

From 17：30（180 mins）

Cancellation Policy

10 to 4 days before reservation: 20%
3 days before reservation: 30%
2 days to the day before reservation: 50%
On the day of reservation: 100%

What to Bring/Clothing

Please do not come barefoot.

Payment Methods

Pay in advance via credit card
VISA, MASTER, AMEX, DC, JCB, Diners

Participation Conditions

None

Reservation Deadline

2 months in advance

Notes/Disclaimers

• If the Ningyo joruri puppet theater does not suit your schedule, choose to Plan B.
• The menu and number of dishes will change depending on the season.
• The experience may be canceled or the content may change due to unavoidable circumstances.
• If you cancel on the day without notice, you will be charged 100% of the reserved fees.
• A cancellation fee will also be charged for cancellations of reservations for large groups.

Other things to note

• Meals will be charged for children aged 2 years old and over (starting from 3,162 yen). We can also arrange for a babysitter (fee required, payment in advance), so please consult with us when you make your reservation.
• Private baths are available until 23:00.
• Drinks during the meal cost additional fees. Please pay on site.
• A bathing tax (150 yen) and towel fee (550 yen) totaling 700 yen are required separately. Please pay on site.