Featured Hotels Near Chokakuji

Stay at Chokakuji Ryokan, a beautifully restored traditional townhouse just a 3-minute walk from the temple. Enjoy serene mornings with temple bell chimes echoing through the valley and tranquil evenings lit by mountain lanterns. Each room features authentic tatami flooring, private Japanese-style verandas, and complimentary tea ceremony experiences to deepen your cultural immersion. The ryokan also offers underfloor heating and high-speed Wi-Fi for modern comfort.

For availability and seasonal rates, book directly via the HopeGoo app to secure your stay.

Near Chokakuji Temple, guests can join daily morning meditation sessions at 9:00 AM led by senior monks, offering insight into Zen mindfulness practices. Just a 5-minute walk away, the Sanuki Handicraft Studio hosts hands-on workshops in washi paper folding and local clay pottery, using natural materials sourced from the region. For nature lovers, a 15-minute hike along the bamboo trail behind the temple leads to the secluded Byakunou Waterfall, where you’ll encounter wild azaleas and ancient pine trees—perfect for photography and quiet reflection.

All activities are bookable through the HopeGoo platform with guided options for an enriched experience.

While there’s no scheduled shuttle service near Chokakuji Temple, Chokakuji Ryokan provides complimentary bicycle rentals for guests to explore local sites such as Nankyo Shrine (12-minute walk) and the Rice Field Viewpoint (8-minute ride). Some rooms include a custom map and audio guide device to enhance independent exploration of historic sites and scenic farmland landscapes. For trips beyond the village, the HopeGoo platform offers pre-booked private transfers to major hubs like Takamatsu City or Kotohira, ensuring seamless travel.

We recommend HopeGoo early during peak seasons to secure transport options.

Chokakuji Ryokan is perfect for families, featuring spacious multi-room Japanese townhouses that accommodate 4–6 guests, complete with private living areas and twin-bedded rooms. Child-friendly amenities include kids’ yukata robes and non-slip flooring throughout. The garden has a small sandbox and storytelling corner, plus weekly Junior Monk Days on Saturdays where children learn to wear robes, ring temple bells, and practice calligraphy.

The on-site restaurant serves locally sourced meals, including additive-free soy rice and handmade tofu soup—delicious and gentle for young palates. Families can book special packages through the HopeGoo app, which include breakfast and activity tickets.