A stylish city hotel offering spacious accommodation, excellent dining and an ideal location for discovering the natural beauty and cultural traditions of Shikoku.
Location
JR Hotel Clement Tokushima enjoys one of the city's most convenient locations, directly connected to JR Tokushima Station. From here, guests can easily explore Tokushima Castle Park, the Awa Odori Kaikan and the city's bustling shopping streets. The hotel also provides an excellent base for visiting the Naruto Whirlpools, the Iya Valley and the Shikoku Pilgrimage route.
Rooms
The hotel offers 250 bright and spacious guest rooms and suites, many with panoramic views over Tokushima City, Mount Bizan or the Yoshino River. Contemporary interiors are complemented by comfortable bedding, modern bathrooms, complimentary WiFi and thoughtful amenities for both leisure and business travellers.
Amenities
Guests can choose from a selection of restaurants serving Japanese, Chinese and Western cuisine, alongside a café and sky bar with impressive city views. The hotel also features banquet facilities, concierge services, complimentary WiFi and direct access to the station, making travel throughout Shikoku effortless.
Activities
Discover Tokushima's famous Awa Odori dance culture at the nearby museum and performance hall, explore Tokushima Castle ruins, or venture to the dramatic Naruto Whirlpools. The surrounding region also offers scenic hiking, traditional craft workshops, river cruises and access to the remote beauty of the Iya Valley.
Sustainability
JR Hotel Clement Tokushima supports sustainable tourism by promoting local food producers, regional culture and traditional crafts throughout the guest experience. Its excellent rail connections also encourage low-impact travel across Shikoku, while the hotel follows environmental initiatives as part of the JR Hotel Group.
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January is ideal for winter sports in Hokkaido and northern regions, with plenty of snow. Tokyo and Kyoto remain chilly but offer clear skies for sightseeing. Explore Sapporo's Snow Festival and soak in an onsen for the ultimate winter experience.
February
February is the best time for skiing and snowboarding in Nagano and Hokkaido. The Sapporo Snow Festival is a major attraction, featuring stunning ice sculptures. Other areas are generally cold and dry and good for sightseeing.
March
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April
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May
May offers pleasant weather for outdoor activities and hiking. Explore Tokyo's International Food Festival and enjoy the comfortable climate for sightseeing in Kyoto.
June
June is the start of the rainy season, known as tsuyu, lasting until mid-July. Although it's wet, explore Kyoto's temples and gardens amid light crowds. Festivals like the Sanno Matsuri in Tokyo showcase Japanese traditions.
July
July continues the rainy season, but the Tanabata Star Festival brightens the skies. Hokkaido hosts the Lavender Festival with fields of purple blooms. Kyoto's Gion Matsuri features grand floats.
August
August offers festivals and fireworks. The Obon Festival celebrates ancestors with lanterns and dances. Enjoy the Sumidagawa Fireworks Festival in Tokyo. Hokkaido's summer flower festivals are perfect for nature enthusiasts.
September
September brings comfortable weather and the iconic Kunchi Festival in Nagasaki. Explore the Sapporo Autumn Festival in Hokkaido. It's a great time for sightseeing with fewer tourists.
October
October features stunning autumn foliage in Kyoto and Nikko. Visit Tokyo's Meiji Shrine during the Meiji Jingu Festival and enjoy Oktoberfest celebrations. Ideal for hiking and outdoor adventures.
November
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December
December marks the onset of winter, with holiday illuminations in cities and festive lights. Explore Hokkaido's Sapporo Snow Festival with breathtaking ice sculptures. Ski resorts open for winter sports enthusiasts.