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Stay at Kuzuya Onsen Kan, a boutique ryokan nestled just a 7-minute walk from the Five Hundred Arhats Dainichi-ji Temple. This traditional Japanese inn features serene garden-view rooms with tatami mats and sliding shoji screens, offering peaceful mornings amid quiet woodlands.
Guests enjoy authentic kaiseki dining using local mountain ingredients and access to an open-air onsen with panoramic views of the surrounding forest. The property also hosts morning tea ceremony sessions for spiritual reflection.
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Kuzuya Furusato Ryokan stands just 100 meters from the main gate of Five Hundred Arhats Dainichi-ji Temple, making it ideal for early morning pilgrims. The inn preserves Edo-period wooden architecture with tatami flooring and shoji screens, creating a deeply meditative atmosphere.
Each room includes a private tokonoma alcove for seasonal flower arrangements. Guests can participate in daily Zen meditation sessions and enjoy a traditional mountain vegetable kaiseki dinner crafted with locally sourced ingredients.
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After your visit to Five Hundred Arhats Dainichi-ji Temple, take a short 8-minute walk along the Kuzuya Ancient Trail, a shaded path following a clear stream lined with century-old maple trees and stone lanterns. At the end lies the Serenity Pavilion, where free matcha and Zen poetry walls await contemplation.
For a hands-on experience, join a handmade washi umbrella workshop at Kuzuya Onsen Kan, learning to craft traditional Japanese rain umbrellas from local paper mulberry bark. The finished piece makes a meaningful keepsake.
All activities are led by HopeGoo-certified guides with pre-booked slots to ensure intimate, immersive participation.
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