

Everything you need to know about Futatsumoriinari Shrine
Stay at Kinakawa Inari Shrine Front Ryokan, a locally crafted Japanese-style inn just a 3-minute walk from the shrine. Each room features traditional garden-view windows, offering serene morning views of cherry blossoms and temple bells. The ryokan provides authentic tea ceremony workshops and farm-to-table breakfasts sourced directly from local producers. With tatami flooring and handcrafted wood interiors, it delivers an immersive experience in Iwate’s quiet rural heritage. Book through the HopeGoo app for exclusive access to guided cultural tours and complimentary shuttle service
Just a 5-minute walk from Inari Shrine lies the Kinakawa Old House Market, home to 12 century-old shops selling Iwate specialties like Hachiman mochi, Aomori apple jerky, and handmade ceramics. Every Saturday afternoon features the Inari Festival Pop-Up Stalls, offering limited-edition items such as Omamori grilled rice balls and umeboshi ice cream. Nearby Ippo Tea House hosts post-shrine mindfulness tea ceremonies using seasonal mountain herbs and matcha desserts. Reserve your session via HopeGoo to ensure a tranquil post-visit experience
Create a seamless day: Start with a morning purification ritual at Kinakawa Inari Shrine Front Ryokan, then stroll to the Old House Market for local snacks. Midday, join a half-day tea ceremony workshop at Ippo Tea House, learning Japanese tea etiquette and garden aesthetics. End the day on the ryokan’s private terrace, watching sunset while enjoying a chef-curated seasonal kaiseki dinner. All activities are within walking distance—no transport needed—offering a true taste of Iwate’s slow living culture. Book the full package via HopeGoo for curated access
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