Chokokan

Kosho Hotel is a boutique retreat housed in a former feudal lord’s villa, offering serene Edo-period garden views from every room. Just a 6-minute walk from Shokoku-kan, it provides complimentary kimono rentals and seasonal tea ceremonies, immersing guests in the authentic atmosphere of Nagano’s cultural heritage

Nagano Prefectural Kosho Onsen Inn features spacious family rooms, an indoor hot spring bath, and a dedicated children’s play area. Located just 300 meters east of Shokoku-kan, it offers free shuttle service to major local attractions, making it perfect for stress-free family excursions

Kosho Shiki no Yado is a nature-integrated ryokan where each room opens to panoramic views of the Sennin River Valley and surrounding mountains. From cherry blossoms in spring to snow-dusted peaks in winter, the changing seasons unfold beyond your window. Only a 5-minute walk from Shokoku-kan, it serves handmade morning sweets made with local ingredients

Kosho Station Front Hotel is located just a 2-minute walk from Kosho Railway Station, providing seamless access to Shokoku-kan and nearby destinations like Matsumoto and Nagano City. The hotel offers free luggage storage, travel concierge services, and on-site bus ticketing—ideal for efficient regional exploration

Shokoku-kan Mae - Wafu Ryokan specializes in locally-sourced Shinshu cuisine served in a traditional kaiseki style. Guests can enjoy dinner in a private garden setting, accompanied by seasonal tea rituals. Just a 7-minute stroll from Shokoku-kan, the inn also hosts monthly tea ceremony workshops for deeper cultural immersion

Kosho Yotsuba Villa is a minimalist photogenic stay with only 12 rooms, each equipped with professional lighting and backdrop systems. Its rooftop terrace offers unobstructed views of Shokoku-kan at night and the starry sky above the Sennin Plain. Quiet hours enforced, and camera gear rental available—perfect for photographers seeking tranquility and inspiration