Featured Hotels Near Choko-ji Temple

Ogiya

Ogiya

4.8 / 5Outstanding
6-10 Izumi-cho
0.67KM from Choko-ji Temple
Conference HallWedding Banquet ServicesNon-smoking floorLaundry ServiceTea RoomParking
per night
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USD**2
Asahi Ryokan

Asahi Ryokan

4 / 5Good
5-12 Nishikicho
0.11KM from Choko-ji Temple
Parking
per night
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USD**4
Miuraya Ryokan

Miuraya Ryokan

3.8 / 5
11-13, Meirincho, Ono-Shi, Fukui, 912-0083, Japan
0.37KM from Choko-ji Temple
per night
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USD**9
Cafe & Guesthouse Name Came Ono

Cafe & Guesthouse Name Came Ono

4.4 / 5Good
7-2, Shinokura-cho
1.56KM from Choko-ji Temple
BarCafeBicycle Rental ServiceLuggage StorageKitchenLaundry Service
per night
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USD**1
Yayoi Ryokan

Yayoi Ryokan

10-19, Moto-Machi, Ono City, Fukui 10-19, Japan
0.19KM from Choko-ji Temple
per night
From
USD**3

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about Choko-ji Temple

Stay at Chōshō-ji Ryokan, a heritage-style inn nestled just a 3-minute walk from the historic temple. Featuring traditional Japanese Zen design, select rooms include private tea gardens and tatami patios facing serene stone karesansui gardens. The inn offers guided cultural tours of the temple’s national treasures, including intricately carved wooden statues, and hosts daily meditation sessions at dawn—ideal for travelers seeking spiritual immersion and quiet contemplation in a centuries-old setting.

Within a 10-minute walk of Chōshō-ji Temple, explore Ōno Castle Ruins Park, where ancient stone walls and cedar-lined paths lead past a preserved watchtower and Shinto shrine. Don’t miss the Thousand-Armed Kannon statues in front of the main hall, especially illuminated during the annual "Lantern Night Festival" in spring, when soft lights dance across the weathered stone. For a deeper connection, participate in a local tea ceremony at "Seifū-an," a tranquil teahouse beside the temple grounds, where you’ll savor matcha while listening to stories of the temple’s centuries-old lineage.

Begin your day with morning meditation at Chōshō-ji Ryokan, followed by a visit to the temple’s main hall and scripture pavilion to admire National Treasure wood carvings. Have lunch at "Yama no Mi Restaurant," serving locally sourced kaiseki cuisine featuring mountain vegetables and fresh fish. In the afternoon, stroll to the Ōno City Museum of Art, showcasing contemporary works inspired by regional spirituality and nature. Return to the ryokan at dusk for a quiet tea ceremony in the garden, or join a nighttime guided tour uncovering legends behind the temple’s founding and celestial alignments—perfect for a soulful, immersive experience.