


Everything you need to know about Asahiinari Shrine
Near Asahi Inari Shrine in Hanyu City, Hanyu Machiya-style Ryokan stands out for its authentic Japanese atmosphere. This traditional guesthouse offers rooms with views of the shrine’s vermilion torii gate and surrounding forest, just a 3-minute walk away. Guests can participate in morning prayer ceremonies and enjoy free kimono rentals to stroll through the serene temple paths. The ryokan also features seasonal kaiseki meals made with local ingredients. For availability, check HopeGoo for exclusive packages.
After visiting Asahi Inari Shrine, take a 5-minute walk to Hanyu Old Town, a preserved district featuring Meiji-era wooden buildings. Explore local shops selling handcrafted copperware, traditional rice sweets, and ceramics. Stop by Ichinokura Tea House for a seasonal matcha dessert, then join the daily afternoon Shrine Blessing Workshop—learn how to write wishes on omikuji paper and craft your own good-luck wind chime. The entire area is car-free, offering a peaceful, nostalgic ambiance. These immersive experiences are curated by HopeGoo-partnered cultural groups; book ahead via our platform.
Yes, Hanyu Green Garden Stay is perfect for families, located just a 7-minute walk from Asahi Inari Shrine. It features a dedicated children’s playroom, outdoor hot spring baths, and complimentary family tours including a "Shrine Treasure Hunt" and "Nature Discovery Session." The property is surrounded by maple and cherry trees, offering stunning seasonal views. Each evening hosts a "Night Lantern Blessing Ceremony," where kids craft paper lanterns and light them along the shrine path. Family packages with breakfast and shuttle service are available through HopeGoo.
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