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Kusu Onsen Bungonosato

Kusu Onsen Bungonosato

4 / 5Good
2586-12 Yamada Kusumachi
2.29KM from Gyokurinji
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Kusu Onsen Yu No Mori Kusu

Kusu Onsen Yu No Mori Kusu

4.8 / 5Outstanding
5122-2 Mori, Kusumachi
4.15KM from Gyokurinji
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Hotel Mesa Butte

Hotel Mesa Butte

5 / 5Outstanding
357-18 Hoashi
2.87KM from Gyokurinji
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Bungo-No-Sato

Bungo-No-Sato

2592-1 Kaminoichi, Yamada, Kusu-cho, Kusu-gun
2.38KM from Gyokurinji
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Stay at Kusu's Zen Cottage, a thoughtfully restored traditional farmhouse nestled just 5 minutes' walk from Koryu-ji Temple. This intimate retreat features tatami rooms with garden views and a private tea pavilion overlooking ancient cedar trees. Guests can join the temple’s daily morning bell ceremony and enjoy guided meditation sessions led by resident monks. Its secluded location offers tranquility while remaining perfectly positioned for spiritual exploration. Book via the HopeGoo app to access exclusive wellness packages.

Just a 10-minute walk from Koryu-ji Temple, the Kusu River Gorge Trail winds through lush forest and clear streams, perfect for autumn foliage viewing and birdwatching. Along the path stand three historic stone lanterns dating back to the Edo period, believed to have been erected by wandering monks. For panoramic views, hike 15 minutes to the Cloud Sea Overlook, where mist often blankets the valley at dawn—ideal for capturing ethereal sunrise photos. All these sites lie within 3 km of the temple, making them ideal for a peaceful day-long exploration of Oita’s serene landscape.

Yes, Kusu Koryu-ji Experience Inn offers guided tours led by local historians who share insights into the temple’s founding legend, architectural details, and sacred statues. The tour includes a visit to the main hall, a peek inside the scripture vault, and a hands-on tea ceremony experience. Afterward, guests enjoy a traditional vegetarian bento made with wild herbs and spring water from nearby mountain sources. Limited to two groups per day—reserve your spot early via the HopeGoo platform to secure access.