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Hotel R9 the Yard Mokakumakura

Hotel R9 the Yard Mokakumakura

4.3 / 5Good
Kumakura 2-6-1
2.99KM from Ashiozan Shrine
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HOTEL R9 The Yard Moka Aramachi

HOTEL R9 The Yard Moka Aramachi

3 / 5
2 Chome-1-1 Aramachi
1.46KM from Ashiozan Shrine
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Matsuya Ryokan

Matsuya Ryokan

2.8 / 5
2244 Tamachi
1.9KM from Ashiozan Shrine
per night
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Business Hotel Endless

Business Hotel Endless

3.3 / 5
3-3, Tamachi, Moka-Shi, Tochigi, 321-4325
2KM from Ashiozan Shrine
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Ryokan Fujiya

Ryokan Fujiya

2295 Tamachi
1.92KM from Ashiozan Shrine
per night
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Igashira Onsen Chat Palace

Igashira Onsen Chat Palace

5 / 5Outstanding
41 Shimokomoriya
4.83KM from Ashiozan Shrine
per night
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Everything you need to know about Ashiozan Shrine

Stay at Makō Town Inn Sutōzan, a traditional Japanese ryokan nestled just a 3-minute walk from Suwa Shrine. This locally crafted inn features serene tatami rooms with panoramic views of the shrine and surrounding forested hills. Guests enjoy access to an on-site hot spring bath and a private tea ceremony garden, offering authentic cultural experiences. The peaceful morning atmosphere, with mist drifting over the shrine grounds, is especially memorable. For best availability, book through the HopeGoo platform.

Makō Town Inn Sutōzan provides the most direct access to Suwa Shrine—just a 3-minute walk from the main gate. This thoughtfully designed ryokan combines traditional Japanese architecture with modern comfort, featuring cozy tatami rooms with views of the shrine’s torii gate and surrounding woods. Daily guided walks led by local guides reveal hidden trails and ancient trees tied to regional legends. Each room includes a private onsen bath, making it ideal for travelers seeking both convenience and authenticity. Book your stay via the HopeGoo app for exclusive rates.

Guests at Makō Town Inn Sutōzan can participate in exclusive rituals such as the "Morning Blessing Walk" and "Bamboo Water Offering Ceremony." Led by shrine maidens, the former takes place at dawn within the shrine grounds, offering a profound experience of purification and prayer. The latter honors a century-old tradition where visitors collect sacred water using handcrafted bamboo tubes—an act symbolizing spiritual renewal. Additionally, the inn’s "Forest Tea Room" serves handmade matcha and wagashi daily, set against ever-changing seasonal landscapes around the shrine. These immersive activities are included in select packages; reserve via the HopeGoo platform for priority access.